The services was excellent for as many people that was in there the line moved fast ! The pizza and other food is outstanding! And arcade is all new ! Better games ! I had a Birthday party and had approximate 18th children ! Let me tell you everything was smooth as if I only had one child there we all had a ball in the other children and us ( Adults ) :) People try it again they just remodeled about two months ago ! Don't judge it on its old reviews ! judge on the newest ones. read more

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Pizza was good as always. Chuckie made his daily appearance. Kids were happy wasn't crowded had a blast read more

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It's hard to believe that the video game pioneer who founded Atari (Nolan Bushnell) also founded Chuck E Cheese as a way to monetize his games in a parent funded party space. I admire the logic but the execution.... to me, that nugget of business lore is not only believable but fully explains why their food sucks and their pizza has all the mouth feel of parmesan encrusted marzipan. While the pizza is a cardboard communion wafer, quite honestly I would have expected the onset of any pandemic much earlier with teeming hordes of free range, mucus oozing progeny crawling through the plastic tubing maze that lines the ceiling. Luckily I've chaparoned my last kids birthday party in this fetid circus. An animatronic, outrageously expensive nightmare disguised as a jug band jamboree. Thanks to Mr. Bushnell, this rat-faced Mother Chucker eats your quarters/tokens like a deranged Pac Man. Simply madness. Chuck E Cheese. The "E" stands for excrement. Zero stars. read more

You know what to expect here. Nothing ground breaking. I will say it's clean, well maintained, the employees are friendly and patient, they can clearly tell when parents are in need of a little help or understanding. My child loves it, there. The games are updated frequently enough, the food is as expected, bathrooms clean. Good option for a fun event. read more

The tables are sticky and half of the amusement I grew up with disappeared.. No tubes to crawl through, most of the games are either out of service or barely pay out. Bring back the animatronics.. The dance floors are bland.. read more

if I could give 0 stars I would! I paid 418.33$ for a my daughters 3rd bday party at Chuck E. Cheese in Deptford. it was suppose to come with goodie bags , birthday hats , a special tote bag for the birthday girl, & all these other awesome things for each kid! the party was from 1:30-3:30, you can only arrive 10 minutes early, no earlier & you MUST leave at 3:30 or relocate from the birthday table your at and move to a regular table if you wish to continue being there. the game cards start the 2 hour play time , when you play your first game is when the time starts on the cards . well the party is only 2 hours long & you have a scheduled itinerary on how the times going to be used . we didn't get the playing cards until 1:50, so 20 minutes was wasted waiting on them. we then did not receive goody bags , birthday hats , or the tote bag. I ripped the party host 85$ because even though things were chaotic, she busted her butt helping me and trying to tell me it's not her hands on what they have and don't have. she was just a host. understandable, I don't blame her . well this lady Morgan who is the birthday coordinator for all of Chuck E. Cheese reached out 2 days before the party to confirm details , when I messaged back in the email she did not respond. After the party I emailed her again, which I waited 2 weeks and have still not gotten a response ! Advertising a list of things you get in each birthday package, and then paying almost 600$ for that package & then not receiving half of the things I paid for , & having NOONE ANSWER is 1- false advertisement & 2- not personal or respectful. Horrible customer service, horrible set up, AMAZING HOST! Thank you to the kind young lady who helped make my babies birthday special ! read more

Grandson wanted to go here (among other places) for his ninth birthday. I hadn't been inside a Chuck E. Cheese since his mom turned four, so wasn't sure what to expect. This is a very good location, easy to find, and with plenty of parking. Clean, friendly, tables were bussed promptly after groups left, and it IS possible to go in for a few hours without dropping your entire paycheck at the door. We didn't get food because he wanted something else for dinner, but everyone bought drinks, which are freely self-refillable. We found a booth in a corner where I parked with our stuff, then the kids (newly-9 and 4) went off with their mom to buy "tokens", now in the form of a reloadable card that can be worn on the wrist if you have or buy the little silicone coil wristlet, at $1, cheap security for a little kid who's holding quite a wad of "money".) Grandson found a playmate right away, another boy of about the same age with the same shirt. They were inseparable until we all left, spending the majority of their time in the overhead "hamster trail", burning off some of the endless energy possessed by nine-year-old boys. We were fortunate to be able to go at an "off" time, a little after 3pm on Friday, as he had no school on his birthday, due to a teachers' in-service day, so the crowding and noise were minimal. The place was much less than half-full, judging by the number of booths that were occupied. The long party tables had only one group arriving. It's easy to see how it could be complete, gridlocked chaos in the middle of a Saturday afternoon, with birthday parties in full swing. As it was, there were virtually no lines for any of the games or kiddie rides, and things were pretty civilized. They have a pretty good system for making sure nobody walks out with a kid who isn't theirs: everyone in the arriving party gets the same invisible stamp on the wrist, which is checked when leaving. I'd still really like to see them raise or block off the short wall between the play area and the front door. Overall, a good time was had by all, and I'd have no problem returning. read more

Chuck E. Cheese - "Feed the Dog" game. - Pizza Near Me - Deptford, New Jersey

My son had two birthday parties here. Our host, Katie, was great. Very attentive and sweet. Look - it is a Chuck E Cheese. It is an indoor playground so kids can run around for a while. I actually like the pizza. Don't @me. It is relatively clean and I feel safe there. Pro tip: the Chuck Es in Florida serve beer and wine!!! read more

We had a walk in party today it was great! We didn't have to pay for a table of 25 and all that other junk they do and have u pay $$$ we brought our cake Chucky came to our talk and song happy birthday and we used coupons! It was great! read more

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(Disclaimer: Mike T's review is a lot funnier. Go read that instead) Why oh why did I take my kids here? There are so many better places to go. Chuck e Cheese, on a busy day, is a tightly packed exhibit of barely controlled chaos. The entire scene is a powder keg just waiting for a spark. Maybe that spark will be a snatched strip of tickets, maybe it will be a child who cuts in line or maybe a parent who has had a bit too much to drink. Do a quick google search for "Chuck e Cheese Brawl" and see what kind of time your kid could have here! Now, to be fair, we did not encounter such a melee during our visit. However we saw plenty of avoidable factors that could be what contributes to this apparent trend. 1. Everything is spaced too close together. The tables are squeezed closely together, as are the games. There is not enough room to park a stroller without risking it being looted or bowled over by rowdy unsupervised 10 year olds. Kids will run into each other, adults will trip over toddlers, and overall it's a crowded mess. 2. There are no clear lines. Because of the way the games are laid out, it is very unclear who is waiting in line and who is watching. You'd think common courtesy and communication would be a simple solution, right? That's funny. Kids already outnumber parents more than 5 to 1, and most of the parents are sitting at their tables anyway. It's Lord of the Flies in there, and if your kid has any manners at all they probably won't get a turn at any of the games. 3. There is little to no employee interaction. Aside from the ticket taker at the prize counter, and the "security" who looked young enough to be a customer, we never interacted with a single employee. This means that kids are just left to their own devices; give them a pocketful of tokens and release them into the wild. The parents are the only controlling factor here, and they aren't much help. This wouldn't be a problem if there was anything to do, or more room for them to actually PLAY like children. 4. There is nothing to do if you aren't hemorrhaging tokens. Gone are the days of ball pits and playgrounds; they have replaced them with a single tube maze hanging precariously from the ceiling. This will only be fun for so long, and then they're back to games again. The result is that if your kid isn't spending money, he/she isn't having fun. Individually none of those complaints are total dealbreakers. But altogether, you've got plenty of factors that build the tension and misery that I previously mentioned. It's not a fun envirnoment at all; in fact it was really uncomfortable and we couldn't wait to leave. Even our playful 3 year old wasn't upset when we told her it was time to go. See the rest of my "For the kids" list for a few MUCH better places to take your children! read more

Okay, I don't come here to eat but I will report that the salad bar looked fresh, clean and well kept. Fun place for the kids to play. We just bought tokens. I used a coupon scan from my phone and saved $ read more

Ghettofantabulous! Garbage on the floors, decaying vegetables at the salad bar, sticky floor in front of the soda machines and total anarchy in the smaller kids area. No one regulates their kids, and there are no employees except for the doors and the cash register. There were like five 13 year old boys diving through the climbing structure above us, as well as a lady that had to be about 5 months pregnant. Meanwhile, our 3 year-old is just trying to make it through this hamster trail of death without a concussion. The place smells like dirty feet and ash trays. Every single game that gives out tickets will only give out 4 tickets. Even "jackpot" games are 4 tickets. That's it. So that's fine if we are trying to teach kids that everyone is a winner or whatever, but then on the back end of this lesson, this place needs to work out the economy of the ticket redemption. Let's do the math.... if a five-cent plastic bracelet costs 75 tickets, and you can only get 4 tickets per token, a parent is spending nearly FIVE DOLLARS for some made in China junk. And they have the nerve to display prizes that are 10,000 tickets?? Who on Earth would spend $625 in this dump just to get a ten dollar stuffed animal? And then you get to wait in a line of screaming kids until the person taking food orders at the register can come help. My son, who normally gets excited over cheap toys, actually left crying because he thought he worked hard to collect tickets, and only left with a roll of SMARTIES candies. The pizza is usually okay, but our last trip tasted as though it was reheated. Perhaps this location is just run down, because it felt like an unsafe, dirty tavern... minus the alcohol. read more

Everything was as expected. I had no problem with the staff, everyone was very friendly and helpful. I have nothing to compare for better or run down Chuck E. Cheese locations, but this one was OK. I will take my son back again one day someday. read more

The kids had a great time. Pizza was good. I was a little upset that all the games only give 4 tickets. no matter how well you play, you get 4 tickets. It's hard to win prizes that way. read more

I know the games are fun for the kids, but does the pizza have to be do atrocious? This is South Jersey! The pies can only represent the most minimal expression of a pizza, and on a good day it is flavorless. On a bad day, inedible. read more

Adding a star back since learning that NJ law, not this particular Chuck E. Cheese limits how many tickets they can award. This Chuck E. Cheese was clean. They were friendly. The attendant wasn't strict on what my kids could get with their tickets. So while Chuck E. Cheese itself is not really a 5-star establishment, this particular Chuck E. Cheese gets 5 stars for doing what they do well. read more

Hairy boneless wings I spent around $68.00. I ordered the large pizza and boneless wings. The store was very busy. It took a while for our order to arrive. I ate 1 boneless wing and noticed a piece of human hair on one of the wings. I notified the waitress. She replaced the order with a fresh dish minus one boneless wing. We frequent here with the kids at least twice a month. We called the floor manager. He was not apologetic. It's hard to believe that we did not receive a refund for the time and inconvenience. I'm not sure if I will visit this location again. read more

Afternoon with the boys. Decided to go to the Deptford location. Have not been happy with another area chuck e cheese. This locale was very busy. Crowded but not too bad. My oldest son worked the room playing arcade games. My youngest went on a few kiddie rights that were appropriate for his age. He loved it. Got a few food items and they were all good. We enjoyed ourselves. read more

Pizza OK! Salad bar was good. Game this is the only Chuck E Cheese from New York to Florida at the max pay out is only 4 tickets on all games ! The toilets where dirty! Looks like they haven't been cleaned in a while. read more

This locations does a great job. The place is always really, really clean. They have done away w/ the tokens in favor of a reloadable card you can swipe. They take safety serious so you don't have to be scared someone is going to snatch your child if you turn your head. read more

My daughter's party was suppossed to be from 3-5 in the party area with an assigned table for our guest. However, there were people from the public sitting at the end of our table and crowded our space. Then we were rushed at the end of the party to clean up and leave our table when we still had time left because there was another party scheduled right at 5:00. They overbooked and left no time in between parties to clean and upon discussing this with the manager, I was told this is standard to over book parties on the weekends. We waited over an hour for the additional food that we ordered and the party was over by the time the food was brought out and it was cold. Our party host was overwhelmed and unorganized. The building was over crowded and packed. Making the wait time to for rides and games very long. I did not feel safe with that many people in the small building and our guest were unable to enjoy themselves. When I addressed some of my concerns with management. They were hostile and agitated and did nothing to resolve the issues. I will never book another party with Chuck E Cheese nor recommend it to anyone. It's a shame because this is a place I have enjoyed coming to since I was a child but it has become a circus and unsafe environment. read more