Off Limitz is one of the best trampoline parks we have ever attended!…read more I find these type of places very overwhelming since many businesses tend to treat the business as a birthday party factory farm. Not here -- we were one of the only birthday parties during the time period and the children had lots of space to roam around safely. There was lots of varied activities which kept the kids (age toddler to teenager) entertained -- trampoline dodgeball, high ropes, warped walls, ninja warrior, mazes, and more. We would definitely attend again.

Difficult to locate from inside the mall but worth a visit. Tolerably priced and full of fun…read moreoptions. Friendly employees - seems like a small business.

We were greeted promptly by a server as we entered the bar area, which the tables had been cleared…read morefrom the floor. He indicated a row of available high tops , and quickly gave us a menu, a rundown of the happy hour specials, and took our drink order. throughout our time there he checked in on us frequently. his service was wonderful. The food was fairly good, my club sandwich was fresh, stacked and came with a curly version of steak fries, perfectly cooked. the shrimp appetizer was well sauced, and a fairly good deal the night we came it was line dancing nite, there was a lively crowd, beginners to experts, and it seemed very inviting. the range of ages participating went from young to senior. it was nice to see the mix. The bathrooms are single user, and on that night they were very dirty, papers on the floor. other elements of the building also look a bit worn, but not down to "dive bar" levels. We will return!

We went here mainly for the arcade. For $20, you get about 100 credits which is fairly generous…read moresince there's a limited selection of games. Games that give you more tickets cost a little bit more in credits but on average it's probably around 5-6 credits per game. Unfortunately when we were there some of the machines were down and some that weren't supposed to be down were malfunctioning with pieces to the game not entirely working or simply taking credits from your card but not letting you play so be wary of those. Other than that, the exchangeable prizes are probably one of the better ones I've seen among all the arcades I've been to. I was able to get a lava lamp out of a few games and I love my lava lamp. Uptown Alley also has a sports bar and a bowling alley. Though my husband and I didn't really get to try them, they are there if you don't wanna do arcade but want to drink and/or maybe bowl with your friends. It's also situated in the mall so you can walk around the mall if you want. It stays open late even after the rest of the mall closes!

One of my favorite spots in Northern Virginia! Huge huge arcade selection from skee ball to jug…read moretoss to VR sets and fun basketball games. There has been a couple of occasions when machines werent working properly. When that happened the troubleshooting process went real smooth from informing the front desk to them calling the technician to fix the issue. Drinks and food are pretty good no complaints there. Really fun place to watch any sports game

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 Fairfax this past Saturday afternoon. I called the location ahead of time that Saturday and spoke to a D&B employee, who put me on hold to check with her manager. She returned a short time later and 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, was told that no, 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 management apparently confirming it over the phone less than an hour earlier. 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 watching any pay-per-view sporting events at this location anytime soon, and - given the experience I had here - would warn others to independently verify any pay-per-view event before making the trip, even if Dave and Buster's staff confirms it over the phone.

This is a super cool spot for kids, families, and young adults!! We LOVED the rock wall, as it had…read moredifferent levels of intensity and competition. This attraction also included a fun ropes course with a zip line that went over the first floor. Near concept! My favorite was the laser tag. While it was a small room, it made for a super fun and competitive game! Each attraction set is $10/each, but they always have great deals. We spent $20 and got $40 worth of activities! The staff were mostly friendly and nice. The only downfall of this place is the "go-karts," as they were more like slow bumper cars that you can't bump. Definitely not worth $10. There's also a huge arcade and restaurant here. Highly recommend checking out Fun Land!

Food ordering was extremely hard. Under staffed and poorly trained staff. Food was mediocre at…read morebest, nothing special. Will not be coming back to this place.

Shout out to Nick he's the goat and provides great service and drinks! The miku drink is really…read moredelicious. Thanks!

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.

Booking with K&M rolling video games was a breeze! Got a response almost immediately after…read moreinquiring for a quote, Matthew was efficient and so easy to work with. They showed up well ahead of the party start to set up and even allowed my son (the birthday boy) to play before official start time and before guests started showing up. Matthew even gave my son a birthday crown and necklace, which we got plenty of use of after the party :) Highly recommend!!!

My daughter just had her 10th birthday. We had 12 kids and they all had a blast!…read more The truck driver set everything up 30 minutes before the party started and everything just worked. I totally recommend this company!

A really cool claw machine store! Each game is two tokens ($2) and fairly easy to get a prize after…read moretwo times. If there is a prize you would really like but can't grab, you can ask an assistant to have them place it in a way to make it easier to grab. They also have a point system which is cool and also sustainable. Each little plush you collect you can trade for a larger plush or other neat item they have in the store. Super friendly assistants and always there to help!

Such a cute store outside golf galaxy on the mall side…read more There's so many claw machines with the cutest plushies and there are many winners! I saw so many toddlers win 2-6 stuffies! They also give you a bag to hold all your wins!

What a wonderful manager Sade! I live in Illinois and the Sky Zone is in Virginia. I had a…read morebilling issue which he IMMEDIATELY took care of. Not only that, he called me back to make sure everything was good. I am 73, and I do not write reviews, but this is the best customer relations experience I have ever had! Many thanks Sade! Besides that our grandkids had a great time at the park!

This is *almost* word for word the experience I had at the snack bar:…read more Me: "Hi, I'd like a small icee please." Them: "Are you a member?" Me: "No." Them: "The small icee's are only for members." Me: "Ok. What other sizes can I purchase?" Them: "We have a large." Me: "How many ounces is that?" Them: "24 ounces." Me: "This is for a seven year old. I don't think I want to give my child 24 ounces of sugar water." Them: "Sorry, the small icee's are only for members. They are free. Would you like to become a member? It's the same cost per month as one daily admission." Me: (Catching on to what's going on). "Oh, no thanks. We'll just get some water from our cars ice chest." Them: "No outside drinks." There are no healthy food options for kids at all. Nothing but junk food. Pizza, potato chips, candy, ice cream. cotton candy. No fruit. No low sugar drinks except bottled water.