The place was cute and small, cozy and the guy at the front was very friendly but they didn't have…read morea large selection of old and common songs. My bf and I had a great time I just wish we could have used YouTube or Bluetooth instead of just being stuck to a lot of music we didn't really know. Other than that it was a great first experience.

Came for a birthday celebration on a Monday night. Byob. The price was perfect per hour for a room…read morethat fit 6-8 people (they have various room sizes, smaller and larger). We all had a blast. The front staff were helpful and friendly from reserving, to checking us in, to helping with the mics and giving instructions. We didn't try the food, but ambiance was great. Songs were of the older pop/karaoke songs and were missing most current hits, but a clean space that didn't smell like cigarettes - to drink and sing? And plastic cups already in the room to use? I'm all in and would come back!

Ordered: Brunswick Buffalo Wings (~$15): 7 wings with…read morecelery, ranch & blue cheese Beef Burger (~$15) w Cheese (+$1): House Blend Whole Prime Beef Brisket & Short Rib with lettuce, tomato, pickle spear, and house made chips Factory Fries (~$8): seasoned curly fries Apple Pie (~$6) Aya's take: We came here for a comedy show and immediately, I was surprised with how much seating there was! If you care about getting a really good seat, definitely come early. We were able to get a table in the middle section but away from the flow of foot traffic. They have your standard bar food so don't expect to be blown away. Since they have a 2-item minimum per person, you might as well just try what catches your eye. We got the Brunswick Buffalo Wings which I enjoyed. They're on the smaller side, had a slight kick, but satisfying overall. These paired so well with their Factory Fries! I would suggest every table get a basket of these deliciously seasoned curly fries. They were hot, fresh, and addicting. Great to munch on throughout the show. The Beef Burger w Cheese was also decent but not too memorable. The Apple Pie is a skip for me. The staff was efficient and friendly. As soon as the show was over, we paid our bill and were out the door in maybe 5 minutes. I thought it would take much longer but they have a solid system in place! Great venue for a comedy show & light dinner!

I don't remember the last time I laughed so hard! Anthony Rodia was freaking hilarious! Goumba…read moreJohnny opened for Anthony and both included the audience in their standup. I've never been to the Stress Factory before but it merits a return visit. The ticket prices were reasonable, there is a parking garage right next to the venue and plenty of restaurants to grab a bite before the show. They require you to purchase 2 items during the show, but you can get a bottle of water and something else. I had a yummy lemon drop martinis (ok, I had 2) and some candied nuts (warm and freshly roasted). They also have plenty of food and desserts. The servers really hustle and are adept at maneuvering through the crowd to keep you hydrated and fed. Apparently, when it's warmer out, they have a bar area outside before the show. Good times! Go with friends and laugh your ass off!

They really have a thing for Boba in Metuchen…read more You walk up use the ordering system and wait. The fries were pretty crispy. I love them like that. Got the crispy chicken. That was pretty good. I got a matcha lemonade. That was really good. I'd do it again.

I booked karaoke here with my friends for my birthday and also just for fun with my family friends…read more It was such an awesome time! The staff is very helpful and accommodating. I really like their taro boba and taro ice cream/waffles. The ambience is also super cute. Plenty of place to sit, games and coloring, and even a free Photo Booth!

I just had a very negative experience here with my friends that aligns with the other negative…read morereviews. Their management is, at best, misleading and, at worst, scamming. I don't blame the waitstaff at all, as they are very kind, welcoming, and quick, in my experience. First, the food. The quality is fine, but I always find it a red flag when Asian restaurants are run by non-Asian people and there are no Asians in the crowd. "Authentic Korean" is just entirely not true, but I digress. The wings were quite good but expensive, and some of the menu items are absurd. Over $30 for a simple salmon was high to the point where I couldn't even try it to see if it was worth it. The drinks they have available are only high-end costs at mid end quality. I find a $26 New Jersey Riesling elsewhere more interesting than their $30-$56 selections. The soju and sake are insanely marked up and ridiculously priced. The food also takes quite a while to come out, even when they aren't busy at all. Plus, there's an automatic 20% gratuity charge. This didn't bother me, except for the fact that it is not only applied to food but to karaoke rooms. I found this very misleading. People do not expect to pay a 20% service charge on a room booking. This raised the $160/2 hrs to $192, and they refused to budge on this misleading application of the tip. Today, a group of my friends went to the karaoke room. Yesterday, Friday, May 8th, my friend called and they told him it was $55/hr. Today, it was $80/hr. The strange part is, when we said we weren't expecting the high cost, a man (I'm presuming the manager, but I'm not sure) claimed that no one would ever say that, even though a waitress said just minutes before that it was probably the new guy and she was sorry. Then, the man doubled down and said that yesterday, the charge would have been $55 but today (Saturday) it's $80. This makes even less sense to me because, upon checking afterward, the menu clearly says $55 Monday-Thursday, meaning that Friday would be the same cost as Saturday. So he clearly was lying to our faces that yesterday would have been the lower cost. I tried to verify this on the website, but it's so poorly built and disorganized that I can't even find the karaoke cost. I find this business model very confusing. I have no reason not to believe that lying on the phone + not including information on the website is so that people only choose to book the rooms when already inebriated. I would highly recommend avoiding this place. Support authentic (half the price!!) Korean restaurants instead.

I went to Roosterspin on a Sunday evening as part of a party of six. We were seated quickly, and…read moreour server was pretty attentive. I appreciate that there was a lil something for everyone, as I'm not a wing person like my friends are. I got the miso ramen and really enjoyed it. I also thought the music was great, and it didn't overpower our conversations.

We came here early on a whim (without a reservation) on a Saturday evening just to check it out…read more Club vibes (be prepared for music that'll drown out your conversations) with fine dining and an expansive cocktail menu. Our iPad menu stopped working and it took awhile for our dessert to be corrected with the right order (it took 3 servers to finally bring our dessert out). A lot of wait staff standing around looking pretty and management seemed chaotic. Definitely felt a lack of proper communication amongst team members that night once it got really busy. This was an expensive date to say the least. But if you wanted to splurge on a date night, soak in some club feels then this is the spot.

I'd give Xperience a 3.5 out of 5. Let's start with the…read morepositives. There is a parking lot, which makes things easier, and the aesthetics are really nice. The place definitely looks good and has a vibe to it. However, everything felt a bit overpriced for me. We went for brunch, and the first thing presented to us was a buffet-style option. I actually had to ask questions just to find out there was a regular brunch menu available. The drinks were honestly a bit absurd, ranging from $17 to $28. On top of that, the music was so loud that we could barely hear our waitress, which took away from the experience. The food itself was good, but nothing really stood out as amazing. Everything was just... good. I also mentioned that we were celebrating a birthday, but somehow everyone around us received a big birthday celebration, while we didn't. When I ordered dessert, I even had to ask for a candle because it wasn't offered, which was a little disappointing considering what we saw happening at other tables.I originally found this place on TikTok and wanted to see if the vibe matched what I saw online, but honestly, it didn't hit the same for me. Not sure if I'd return.

Thank you!!! The hidden flask was such a great place to visit for my daughter's birthday. The…read moreambiance was moody and comforting. The decor was on point for a speakeasy vibe. The food was delicious! But probably the best part was the service. Our waiter who was also the bartender made us delicious drinks and even surprised our daughter with a birthday surprise sparkler! It made the night special. We will definitely return.

The Hidden Flask certainly excels at creating an atmosphere. The ambiance is beautifully designed,…read moreand the creative cocktails were the standout of our evening. The lamb meatballs were well seasoned and enjoyable, though they felt fairly traditional rather than inventive, with little more than pita bread served alongside them. Unfortunately, the overall dining experience didn't live up to the setting or the price point. For nearly $300 for two people (before tip), I expected the food and service to reflect the premium experience the restaurant is clearly striving to create. Instead, much of it felt underwhelming. My entrée (the octopus with chorizo over potatoes) was particularly disappointing. Without any prior notice, the potatoes had been substituted with French fries because they had run out. Had I been informed beforehand, I would have ordered something else. While I understand substitutions happen, this one fundamentally changed the dish. The fries weren't crisp or thoughtfully prepared; they had the texture of fast food fries and felt completely out of place beneath such a delicate ingredient as octopus. Rather than complementing the dish, they detracted from it. Overall, it feels like the restaurant is aiming for a Michelin level dining experience in both presentation and pricing, but the execution and attention to detail don't yet justify that level of expectation. We still made the best of our evening and enjoyed the atmosphere and cocktails, but those alone weren't enough to make the experience feel like a good value. This wouldn't make the list of even my rotating restaurants, and I don't see myself returning unless there are meaningful improvements to the food and overall dining experience. If you want cocktails this is the place for it.

We loved Meghan! This was our first escape room and we had a great time, Meghan was very attentive…read moreand even messaged "bless you" when my partner sneezed. We did the puzzle room, which was pretty tricky but very engaging. Did we solve it? No. Will we be back to try another room? Absolutely.

I've been to the Amazing Escape branch in Princeton a handful of times and have had a great…read moreexperience there. This Edison outpost was no different. Our game master was May, who was extremely kind and helpful. My friends and I came for a birthday, and we and I did the Tiki boat escape room which was actually lots of fun (don't want to give too much away ). I haven't done an escape room in a while, but I was genuinely impressed with how far some of the effects have come. All-in-all, highly recommend coming here to get your escape room fix!

We did a chunky blanket class with Bermuda. It was great. Sold out class but it was the perfect…read moresize. Is it pricey? Yes. Is it long? Yes. But I learned a new skill that I plan to use for a long time

A nice studio but a 2 hour event turned into 3. The teacher was patient and professional but too…read moreslow. After the 2 hour mark, the music playlist went on repeat, and I don't think she noticed. I must say the playlist was fire! Age appropriate for women over 40. Dump the garbage in the bathroom also. Out painting was a wine bottle with the word vino. The teacher admitted she didn't know what vino meant. That is embarrassing. Who doesn't know what vino is, and if not, why not hit Google.