80s themed arcade. Many classic games and pinball machines. Few newer dancing games at the back. 2…read moreMario Kart cabinets at the front. I played fix-it Felix for the first time! I strongly recommend crazy taxi and road blasters.

Small arcade with primarily 80's games, Dance Dance and a more recent Mario Kart version…read more $20 went far, as we were able to play all the games we wanted and additional rounds as well. Not ADA accessible; the only way to get there is downstairs. Something to keep in mind. There are no chairs either, but there are a few barstools. No food or drink served.

Several great parties, very well designed and managed. One outdoor escape game though Victors and…read moreone laser tag session. Overall very good value.

Amazing. This place does an excellent job of entertaining. I highly recommend them. We had…read morereservations so that we could complete two of their rooms somewhat simultaneously. We had 1/2 the staff in one room and the other in the "harder" room. I won't tell you which room I was in - just that my team definitely won :) I really like that there are lots of things to do in each room - so that everyone gets a chance to participate. It really is an excellent idea for team building and/or group activities. The staff is very friendly, organized and does a great job of keeping people on target. Everyone had fun and I know that this is a team-building event that all will be talking about for years.

My boyfriend and I stopped in on a Tuesday night without reservations to play 18 holes. There was…read moreonly 1 group 2-3 holes in front of us. For mini golf/putt we play with our clubs but sometimes we had to use our hands. Overall it was a unique course with a lot of surprises. They don't allow drinks on course which was a bummer. They do offer complimentary lockers for your things while you play. You can choose to have a drink or two before or after.

We live in Los Angeles and have friends who work in the movie industry and others who built…read moreattractions for Disneyland and Universal Studios. We're also members of an amateur haunted house building group in Southern California. All this to say we have seen a lot of great work through the years, and the craftsmanship at Haunted Manor is top tier. We loved the details and engineering. The lighting is smart to give you that creepy feeling without making you walk around in the dark. They offer a mix of traditional mini golf holes and others that are throwbacks to classic boardwalk games. The service was great and the manager was a horror film enthusiast who we enjoyed chatting with. We were wrapping up a cruise wich had a short 3 hour stop in Victoria, and stumbled on Haunted Manor as a fluke through Google maps. Glad we took the chance to spend an hour of our time here! The individual holes are a fairly small, but they're so well done, it doesn't really matter. Would love to see what they could do with a bigger location someday down the road.

I had slice of the day, which was Sicilian. Salami, onions, roasted red peppers. It was delicious…read more I had a Belgian wheat - Driftwood White Bark. Spicy, malty, little to no hoppy finish. Service was prompt and friendly. Cool little place with a live DJ playing an eclectic mix of music. In addition to beer, seltzer, full bar and pizza, they also have pinball games and stand-up video games. They also have console games that you can play at the bar on big screen TVs behind the bar. Really fun place.

We ordered chicken strips to go and wish we'd had time to stay. The food was really good, not just…read moresmart and final chicken strips, and the owner was really nice. We will definitely come back to stay and play and try other items on the menu.

I've been to Victoria so many times and was running out of things to do, so I was super excited to…read morefind that this was a new addition. I'd been hearing about axe throwing being the cool new thing and my partner was ecstatic as this reminds him of his childhood growing up in the woods. I was even happier to find that prices are reasonable, but slightly concerned I might chop off a toe. I really wanted to try this so I made my partner make reservations ahead of time (I did see quite a few people who tried to walk in turned away). The place is a teeny bit hidden inside a non descript building, but when you first walk in you can see it thru the glass window. We came by a little early and were able to get started early. It's kind of like bowling where you get your own lane and choose your own axe. I was happy to find that they had both bathrooms and wifi available. We received some instruction and coaching throughout our visit. Throwing an axe the exact right way to get it to stick into the wall is tricky. It is certainly something I still need to master, but I was over joyed when I finally got some picture worthy throws near the bulls eye. My partner thinks he is pretty good and is considering joining a league in the future. Even though we don't live in the area the employees were helpful and provided us info about the different kind of leagues and what we could expect if we joined one. I'd definitely check this out again and would even consider it somewhat of a work out.

Loved this place!! It has only been running for a month, but totally worth our $20. We have never…read moredone anything like axe throwing in our life. It seemed simple enough, but there is totally a learning curve!!! Luckily for us, Axe and Grind has people there to coach us through the learning part so we could actually enjoy ourselves by sibling an axe into the target. This made a difference because they don't just send you off to throw axes randomly at wood boards. They explain how to do it, show you how to do it, watch you do it, then help you make adjustments until it starts clicking for you. Once it starts to click, then they teach you how to play the axe throwing game (I.e. what the red lead and blue dots mean and how to score). Once we got the hang out it, the games was super fun!! We even practiced doing the one handed throw. It was appprox. $22 per a person after tax for one hour. But you only need an hour. Lol. Any longer and your arms might hurt!! Usually, you share one lane for 2-4 people. Just like bowling, except with axes. It's like bowling and archery mixed into one game!!! It is hidden so you have to search a bit for the sign to find the location downtown. You also have to find street parking, which is a bummer. But you can always walk around to get your money of parking worth. I heard they get busier at night so we went in the late afternoon before dinner and the night crowd. We got a lane for each of us individually after having to share 2 lanes for 3 people. So was fun and not crowded for us. Def recommend. Something unique and fun to do with your friends and family!! Just remember to wear opened toe shoes. If you don't, they have crocs that you can borrow, but it requires you to wear shoes that strangers have worn before. I suppose nothing diff that bowling shoes, but if you can remember, wear closed toed shoes!

I have now done two rooms here, and I can say, it's an escape room. There is no fluff, the hints…read moreare on an iPad which can make it very frustrating, but it does what it needs to do and by no means is the worst I have done. The first room we did was Motel 66 with my son, the second After Dark with my wife. We escaped both with time remaining, however I will add the note that my wife and I have completed over 300 rooms and this is definitely not a "for beginners" type of place. I wouldn't do either with more than three, they're small.

The room is way to DARK!!!! We lost 10 minutes in the beginning because we couldn't see an obvious…read morebutton that was in the room that we were supposed to press because it was so dark. Totally has potential, but they need to add more lighting. Everything was difficult to see and read, which made it extremely hard to move onto the next clue.

Monkey C Artcade was easily one of the coolest and most unexpected things I found while visiting…read moreVictoria. The amount of creativity that has gone into this place is incredible. Everywhere you look, there's something strange, imaginative, interactive, or just plain fun to discover. The entire experience is the work of local artists, and their talent really shows. It's quirky, immersive, and completely different from your typical art gallery. Coming from Colorado and having experienced Meow Wolf in Denver, I can genuinely say I enjoyed Monkey C Artcade even more. It feels more personal, less commercial, and like you're stepping directly into the artists' imaginations. One of the things I appreciated most is how they handle admission. They want you to experience the Artcade first and contribute afterward, with a suggested sliding scale of $10-$30 CAD, or more if you want to help support them. Those contributions are what help keep the doors open and allow these local artists to continue creating. If you're in Victoria, don't overlook this place. Go explore, have fun, embrace the weirdness, and support some incredibly talented local artists. Absolutely worth it!

The staff member at the front desk was incredibly kind! The interactive art was so fun and…read morecreative. We had such a fun time

So much fun for team building. ..thanks to our colleagues for work in hard an getting the job doneread more

I tend to be a creature of habit. When I find a store or business I like, I return to the same…read moreplace over and over again and usually don't venture out to new places often. With this being said, I was vacationing in Victoria, BC and trying something completely new. My friends and I gave Epic Escape a try. We had fun and we tore the room we were trapped in apart looking for clues. It felt good to search through this space and it felt great when we found a clue or solved a lock. However, there was a lack of direction/sequence with the clues. We bounced from one idea to the next. We solved every puzzle but one, however the administrators had to come in and point us in different directions several times. I kept an open mind even though some of the clues were quite a stretch. In the end my compadres and I were unable to escape. We were released by the staff who were eager to show us how to solve the final combination lock. They asked us for a blue light we had found earlier in the adventure. It, sadly, did not reveal the clue it was intended to reveal. The ink that was supposed to illuminate under the light had faded so much that it could not be seen. I was so disappointed that we had done all we could do, but due to faded ink we were unable to escape the room even with the help of the staff. It was such a let down. I asked for my money back but no one acknowledged my request. I like the concept of this business. I was let down that the idea had not been successfully developed to completion. -Aimee