Definitely a great spot for kids up to about 15 -- after that they may feel like they've outgrown…read moreit, but for that age range it's a perfect outing. The mini golf course has a fun, spooky theme that keeps the energy up the whole time, and the black light setup makes it feel like more of an experience than just a standard putt-putt round. The staff was friendly and made sure everyone was having a good time without being intrusive. The environment is well kept and the layout flows nicely so you're not constantly waiting around. Reasonably priced for what you get, and a solid option if you're looking for something different to do with the kids in the area.

Friendly staff, fun games, ticket earning machines that are fun and not impossible to win. Also…read moreclean, while playing the games I noticed workers going around and vacuuming and wiping off the machines/games with cleaner. Women's bathroom was also clean, exceeded my expectation honestly. Highly recommend and will come back!

Charles was really nice.He helped us out ordered our food.We've been waiting here for about twenty…read moreminutes before we got served. Its Veterans day very busy for tuesday night crazy.And the waitress got to put in our order right away are messed up on my husband's order .So we had to wait an extra 15 minutes or longer. Can wait to try our food it looked good.

I was pleasantly surprised this visit. I am not sure if they are under new management or if the…read morestaff are just more experienced now but we had a great time. All the games my daughter played worked, and our food was hot, flavorful and delicious. Several managers were walking around to ensure all patrons were well taken care of and there was a nice karaoke event going on in the back. My daughter was content playing and myself content enjoying a meal and drink. keep up the great work it was noticed.

In the heart of the Merriweather District is the GameOn Columbia location. This location has two…read morebars, and a ton of arcade machines. I remember there was a Dance Dance Revolution machine if I remember correctly and a Guitar Hero arcade machine. This one I believe has the largest selection of games and is possibly the largest location out of the 4 locations GameOn offers. The service, food, and cocktails are great and they provide a nice laid-back experience that makes a great date night or day activity with your family!

Went here after stumbling upon it on a stroll. I did not eat so I can't speak on the food. The…read moregames were good tho and the place was clean. The staff was friendly. I'd go back here again.

I'd give it 3.5 stars. I got the Trio package for our 3 boys that included a round of mini golf,…read more$15 in arcade game credits and a round of laser tag. The arcade games are pretty expensive and they blew through the $15 in less than 15 mins. The mini golf course was short and compacted on the main floor so the courses were not as fancy or intricate as some larger outdoor mini golf courses. The boys finished all 18 holes in less than 30 mins all by themselves. The laser tag was fun too. The vests were pretty big and heavy and it looked so big our littlest guy but he held his own. It seemed crowded when the summer camp group of kids were there, but when they all left, it wasn't crowded at all. Coming from LA, where anything fun is crowded, it was nice to not have to wait in long lines. We wanted to try the laser maze, but it wasn't working. The workers were all teenagers, and the manager guy looked maybe early 20's but they were all helpful. It was fun to spend a couple hours in the hot afternoon being indoors.

This was a fun spot to check out and play a round of mini golf. I was initially nervous the monster…read moretheme would be a little too much for the kids. But they loved it, especially the gigantic green monster that would occasionally pop up and tower over the course. There are many different packages you can purchase. I ended up going with the combo golf and arcade package. It was a fairly good deal and I knew there was no way I would be getting out of this place without my kids playing a few rounds of Air Hockey and Skee-ball. I also enjoy a good arcade game myself. Some of the games, not all of them, dispense digital tickets. We managed to collect enough to get some fun toys including a spider that would crawl down a wall and an ice cream cone where you can launch the ice cream right off. My son thought this was the best invention ever! Overall, our time here was spectacular. We can't wait to visit again!

Such a chill place to lounge around an enjoy a slew of different gaming experiences. On top of…read morethat; the owner and patrons create a really cool familiar vibe even if it's your first time

10/10 would come again! We had so much fun attending this birthday party. Everyone was so…read moreaccommodatable and in character.

First visit- Let's…read morestart by saying these trampoline parks have gotten out of control with the pricing! The same trampoline that before Covid was $15 dollars for an hour jump are now asking for $30 plus. Of course you need to get their socks because using jump socks from another place isn't okay. ( eye roll) Anywho- there's games, laser tag, obstacle courses and trampolines, birthday party rooms The games that were on worked The food smelled good, we had ate before coming so didn't order any. Just got slushees. 2 at 5.99 each The bathroom needed to be cleaned, but kids were everywhere so I get it. The staff was very friendly!!!! I enjoyed that. We prefer UrbanAir in Laurel. But for this one to be closer it wasn't bad....

I mean it's such a hit or miss place. On a Sunday morning when it's empty it's fine. A bit dirty…read morebut all of these places have a tinge of grime. But on a busy Saturday afternoon - whew. It's crowded and inefficient and kind of stinky. But the kids love it and the games are fun. Lots of parking. Nice people but overall a pretty sub-par experience.

This is our third visit and we could not be happier! We like to sit at the bar and we have always…read morebeen greeted promptly and with enthusiasm! Our primary server at the bar twice has been Leon. He is amazing! We do not recall our other primary server but everyone works together as a team! This is what makes a great restaurant and experience. The food has been presented and prepared great the three time we have visited! We have had the happy hour special of a hot dog served with chips or a small salad. The salad is very nice and the kettle chips are great! I have also had the chicken tacos that I had served with the side salad. It's literally one two many tacos for me! This is a great place for couples and family's! Lots of games and not to loud music. If you sit at the bar there is also a nice view of the water/Wharf area! Overall this has been a great experience! Don't miss this place!

Popped in to relax for a few happy hour drinks during DC Jazz fest. Staff is friendly, drinks are…read moreok although not all frozen drinks were available on a hot day. Casual relaxed atmosphere, standard bar style food available as you watch or play a game. Lower level has indoor corn hole and a few arcade games along with the bar. Upper floor has few additional games, bar, seating area and TVs for sports games. Little slow on the upkeep for clearing tables and drink refills on an average day.

I had a great time at Round one. There was a guy named Nick who was extra helpful and went an extra…read morelength. I really appreciated it. The games are fun and plenty of the staff is willing to help and assist with game reset or if there is a problem with the game itself. I would say the staff is very nice in this Roune one and I had a great time when I go.

Round 1 Arcade gets a lot of points from me in terms of variety. They have a massive selection of…read moregames, including a lot of really interesting Japanese style prize machines that were super fun and offered a unique challenge compared to standard claw machines (though they have plenty of the typical claw machines too). The Japanese style prize machines were definitely harder to win prizes from, but if you enjoy the challenge you'll find them very fun. They had some interesting games too that you don't typically see anymore, like an Initial D racing game and a ton of DDR machines. The arcade was very clean, and the staff was incredible. Super friendly, helpful, and constantly resetting and restocking the machines. Every staff member I interacted with was great and really on top of things. With all of that said, the biggest downside and the reason I will not be back is the cost. The games require a lot of credits per play, and many of them have extremely short playtimes, so you burn through your card extremely fast without even feeling like you've played much at all. This is especially true if you are trying for the plush prizes, since even the tiny keychain size plush machines come out to about $2.50 a play and only seem to payout every 2-3 tries. Even if you don't necessarily care about winning prizes the whole experience was so disappointing because it felt like we were blowing through our credits with barely any time to play since most of the games are incredibly short. Plenty of the games give you less than a minute of play time and cost $3-$4 to play. If you do care about prizes, the ticket redemption prize situation is pretty disappointing as well. The ticket costs for prizes are incredibly high, even after my husband hit a jackpot for 300 tickets we could barely afford anything at the gift shop. The ticket prize shop was huge, but when a tiny foam play sword costs 610 tickets it wasn't even fun to look through all of the potential winnings. Prizes weren't our main motivation for having an arcade date night, but when we were already feeling bummed from the lack of play time we actually got it really just felt like the icing on a terrible cake.

So... this was an interesting experience in customer service!…read more I used the FANZO sports bar finder website (fanzo.com) to determine that a pay-per-view boxing event was "confirmed" (per the website) to be showing at Dave & Buster's Springfield this past Saturday afternoon. I called the location ahead of time that Saturday and spoke to a D&B employee, who confirmed that the bar would be showing the boxing event. I drove 20+ minutes to the location and, after waiting at the bar for a while, I was told that, after checking with the manager, Dave & Buster's would NOT be showing the event--even though it had been listed as "confirmed" on the sports bar finder website and despite D&B staff confirming it over the phone less than an hour earlier. On my way out the door, I noticed a poster advertising another boxing event (Errol Spence vs. Tim Tszyu) that Dave & Buster's planned to show later that night. I didn't see the event confirmed anywhere online so, when I got back home, I again called Dave & Buster's to confirm that they'd at least be showing the boxing event that night, given the poster advertising the event near the front entrance. They quickly confirmed that yes, the event would be showing. So a couple of hours later, I again drove 20+ minutes back to Dave & Buster's Springfield to watch the event and patronize the venue. Upon arrival, one of the first things I noticed was that the poster I'd seen near the front door just a few hours earlier had been removed. I asked a D&B front desk employee about the event, and she sheepishly replied that the venue had "planned" on airing the event but was unable to do so (for some unexplained reason). So that was two sporting events advertised as airing that same day that ultimately weren't shown. Fool me once, shame on you; fool me twice, shame on me, I guess! Later that night, I emailed Dave & Buster's Guest Relations (corporate) to explain what had happened and express my frustration with the experience. To my surprise, they responded promptly the next day (on a Sunday!), apologized, and credited me with Dave & Buster's gaming chips as a gesture of goodwill. (I did have to pay a little out of pocket to purchase the Power Card needed for Guest Relations to transfer the gaming chips, but I nonetheless very much appreciated the goodwill gesture.) So I'd definitely rate the initial experience at the location a 1, but I'd rate D&B Guest Relations' prompt response and gesture of goodwill a 4 or 5. So they get a 3 overall from me (higher than their current Yelp average). I'll say that my experiences at this venue prior to this past weekend have generally been good. I just don't think I'll feel comfortable relying on this location for pay-per-view sporting events anytime soon, and, given the experience I had here, I'd warn others to independently verify any pay-per-view event before making the trip, even if Dave & Buster's staff confirms it over the phone.

First off, the food was surprisingly good here. I treated my family to dinner and gaming last…read moreSaturday , so we started with dinner. My wife got the chicken sandwich with sweet potato fries, which she loved. I had the Fish and Chips dinner which was great. Our son enjoyed the Chicken Fingers and fries. His wife had a large salad which she said was tasty. And our grandson had the 5 cheese flatbread and fries which he devoured. Service was quick and attentive. After dinner, we played a lot of games for close to two hours. Lots of fun! The only negative comment I have is that the noise level was very high. They could probably turn down the music and games a few hundred decibels! Other than that, a great time was had by all.

I've been here a few times and it's always a fun experience outside of the normal bar and…read morerestaurant scene. It's in the Union Market area, and it's helpful that a parking garage is connected to the building. The race simulators are really fun, but a night out there can get pricy, especially with food. I'd go during happy hour (Mon-Fr, 3-6) and catch the food specials to get more bang for your buck.

I've visited several F1 Arcade locations, and this one is by far the worst, and it's not close. On…read morea recent weekend visit, the venue was dirty, service was slow, and the food looked inedible. The drinks were overpriced and weak. Worse, some staff were outright rude, with communication and behavior that bordered on unprofessional for an international brand of this caliber. The new GM (Ralph) clearly has serious work to do on staff training and accountability. I spoke with people from other bars in the area, and even they're baffled this location is still operating. After my second visit here, I understand exactly why. Bottom line: Poor service, poor value, poor experience. There are far better ways to spend your night and your money in D.C. Hopefully they can turn it around, but it will take some workforce development.