Huckleberry Junction

I’ve been getting carry out from there for a while and my family and I absolutely love their pizza. The pizza reminds me of Little Caesars of 20 years ago when they cared about quality and taste. The only thing I wish they had as a topping was fresh mushrooms, though still worth a 5 star.

Sorry folks but this place needs a serious update. Outdated and sticky are the best two adjectives to describe the attractions and décor.
The back door (right next to the bathroom) was completely propped open due to the ac not working. When I brought up the safety concern to the security guard he told me, «watcha gonna do? Parents need to keep a better eye on their kids.»
While I agree that parents need to be responsible, little ones can slip away quickly & places such as these usually control the entry points to increase safety since it’s geared towards kids.
Guess the security guard is there to cut down on rowdy ghetto behavior and not actual patron safety.

Every chance I get I pick up a Huckleberry pizza. That is their specialty loaded up pizza. They have a great sauce and the cheese quality is the best around, not the processed oils you find at other fast food pizza joints.
Definety recommend trying their pizza. I grab coupons off their website.

It’s fun for kids. I do not care for their pizza. It tastes like it’s made with the cheapest ingredients they could find. Last time I got a pizza here, there were hardly any toppings on it. I was very disappointed.

Lotta memories are tied up in the Junction. Probably ½ of all my friends had a birthday party here at one point and the other half dressed up as the birthday Bunny. Back in the 80’s this place used to be wall to wall video games. They probably had over 100 games. During lunch break in high school we’d come over here for pizza and to play more video games. Any kid can be an instant badass by adding a cool video game. Fact.
Pizza has always bee reliable and now they sling beer. Make that Bud Light but it’s still in the beer family.
The Animatronic band is a group of Confederates which is odd for a town like Flint but hey, it works. Many of the video games are gone now and replaced with more games of «chance» and skee-​ball. it’s more little kid friendly with the ball crawl and crazy maze. But if your lucky you can drop a few tokens in the Bling King and snag yourself some choice fake golds for ya neck. Don’t be hatin’. I come out of that place lookin’ like a played out Mr. T.
Hell, I’m just glad the place hasn’t burned down yet. I wanna go back when I’m in town… It hasn’t burned down has it?

I have fond memories of visiting this location for many a birthday party past and it seems a lot different than I remembered.
Huckleberry is a smaller version of Chuck E Cheese. They have a stage where motorized puppets periodically appear from behind a curtain and rock out a song or two. They have arcade games, skee ball, a crazy maze (tunnels and tubes), and a few games that an adult might be able to stomach (i.e. Deal or No Deal). They don’t have a whole lot of games at all but their saving grace is that they do provide great party services.
Their pizza is good and so is the cake they give you for birthday parties. It’s also not nearly as crowded as Chuck E Cheese. I think it’s a great alternative for kids but not so fun for adults.