We went to a birthday party here today and the kids loved it!! Kids from…read more6-12 years old and they all enjoyed it. Very creative- cool minecraft decor- and a very nice instructor who was great with the kids.

From the owner: GameStart opened its classroom doors in 2013 and has been expanding since.read more

We did the day camp since we live in Ann Arbor and expected more for the cost. Parts of the robot…read morekit were broken at the start, and our son finished the build early in the week. From Wednesday to Friday there was a lot of video game time and not much structured activity. He enjoys this kind of camp but felt it "wasn't worth the money," and we agreed.

We sent our son to ID Tech Camp at University of Michigan last year and he had a blast! He learned…read morea lot about designing your own RPG. He came home with the game he designed and had some trouble getting it to work on his computer. But my son is a bit of a geek and loves to try and figure out these technical problems. He was able to and now has the game installed on his computer. The camp is definitely not cheap. We decided to send him strictly to day camp because it save us $500. Note to ID Staff: that is pricey for 4 night stay! We are lucky because we have relatives near the university and they were able to take care of our son for the week he was at camp. The teachers are young college students/graduates and were very knowledgeable and engaging with the students. No stuffy professors here. They were also very careful with our children's safety and the parents had to follow the rules when picking up and dropping off the kids for camp. I appreciated that. Our son said the food was just ok. But really, we didn't expect a 5 course meal to be served to him. These are kids. Hamburgers, Hot Dogs, turkey sandwich is really all that the kids want. We are planning another adventure at ID Tech camp this year. Programming in Java. He is really looking forward to attending again this year. Yes, this camp is a bit expensive but we put a little money aside each pay check so we can send our kids to camp each summer. Our boys know that we save all year to send them to camp. This is a good lesson for them to learn as well. When you budget for camp it makes it an easier decision to send them. Especially when they ask and want to go to camp.

Food: flaming cheese was great! We had hummus, spicy feta and tzatziki dips (3 for $20) which were…read morealso good! My husband likes his gyro and I liked my Greek salad. Service: Service was great! Our drinks were filled and everything was timely. I was able to make a reservation an hour or so in advance which was nice since there was a football game that evening. Ambiance: the main space was a little smaller. There might've been additional seating in a separate room though. Nicely decorated. Was great for our family of 5 but could also be a nice casual date night.

The gyro was really good, they packed a lot of meat in there, mine was wrapped really badly and…read moredifficult to eat. Got the kebab style as well, you definitely get more meat with the gyro. The restaurant is very cute on the inside. Was very disappointed when the check came to notice they had added their own 22.5% tip!!! - this wasn't mentioned on the menu anywhere or did I see anything on the door. I know this is a tourist area but come on! Do better!