Chuck E Cheese’s

Grandkids had a great time, declared the pizza «best ever». Typical overpriced prizes.

Very busy on today’s holiday, don’t be in a hurry on the weekends either, they are always short-​staffed. The pizza is ok, and the games are quick money-​makers. But children of all ages love it! Reminiscent of video arcades of the 80s, if you’re looking for a family activity chuck e cheese is a great option to have around.

Brought my kids here after lunch at home, but my little boy was still hungry, so I bought him a 6.99 salad bar. He barely had any food on it when he sat down after getting his food, so I told him to eat up and I would help him get some more when he was done. Nope. Not here. I had a worker literally run up to me when he saw me at the salad bar and tell me no seconds. I showed him my sons plate that was only half used from his small tong full of salad and asked if I could just get him the potato salad he wanted… Nope. In short, the games here are fun but save your money and don’t bother to eat here!

Having gone here for a good portion of my younger life, it now make so much more sense (now that we have kids) why the parent’s enjoyed coming here. Show up, order pizza, let kids run around and be entertained for an hour, eat pizza, kids run around again, go home. Recipe for awesome!
Nice people and plenty of stuff to play. The little kiddo vs bigger kiddo stuff is well sectioned off and made for a pleasant experience where 12 year olds were running over the 3 and younger crowd.
Observations:
1) I felt the pizza was sub par when I was 7… this continues, but when Ski-​Ball is present, it’s somehow okay.
2) The mechanical show is much creepier when you’re an adult.
3) Charles Cheese (as we affectionately know him) is incredibly intimidating to a 2 year old and mildly intimidating to this 33 year old
4) This is a place we’ll come for a long time when kids need to run around and mom/​dad need a break — $ 20 on tokens is well spent!

The whole family went tonight. No reason just because the kids wanted to go. The pizza was ok for what it was, the salad bar was good and everything seemed fresh. Wasn’t to crowded for a Friday night at 8. Was as clean as to be expected for a place targeted at kids old and young alike. We all played some games and got some little toys that will be in the garbage by the end of the week. (Always feel sorry for the person working the toy counter. Tonight it was Arturo, he did a very good job with all the kids yelling for this and that.) All in all it was exactly what I expected it to be, there was nothing fantastic but nothing horrible either! Like usual a little over priced but I expected that too. So 4 stars for being exactly what I thought it would be.

All I am gonna say is everytime I come hewre my kids always get sick. Although, I do like the fact that they have changed everything around in there and made the place more open. The pizza is still greasy and doesn’t taste very good. The salad bar has a pretty nice spread and everything looks to be fresh in there.

First time here in over a year and they have really improved things a ton. Unfortunately after my last experience with their pizza I wasn’t brave enough to try it again. However, I must say their salad bar looks very good. Next time I may not eat before I come and just have that. The prices are still kind of high, but still better than most arcades.
If you are looking for some time to kill with the kids, this place still has it. Like the slogan says «where a kid can be a kid» (and me too). Now let’s cross our fingers and hope we come away sickness free from the germ factory. Luckily there are hand sanitizers all around the place now :)

Fresh and new, finally, updated games and remodel. I grew up poor so I take my kids 2 – 3 times a month (i know, a little too much). Where a grown up and still be a kid. Nice that it only takes one token per game, way better than Eatza Pizza just based in that reason. Never get the pizza tho, just an all you can eat salad. Look for the coupons in the mailbox, good savings…