Charlie F.

Couldn't help but see the large signs on Capital Blvd. $10 pizza and wings. Went in and ordered from a most pleasant employee. I did add pepperoni to the large pizza for $2 and got boneless wings with barbecue sauce. Order was ready quickly. Certainly not the world's finest option, but for the price point & quick service it was a good take home meal.

Susan B.

The food was great. Very, very clean! The staff were outstanding. Everyone was very friendly. Would come again and again.

Michael B.

We went to @ChuckECheeses for Isabella's 3rd birthday. They do have various options for pizza, and tokens, so just ask a lot of questions before you pay. They either have a pass where you can play for a set time, or just buy credit. Me, I went for the credit, because if you buy the time limit, then everybody is rushing around ignoring each other, and if you are waiting to play a game that is busy, you are wasting time. If you buy credits, you can take your time playing, watch your friends play, or most importantly, go to the bathroom without wasting credits. Just like any arcade, there are always times with machines go down, or don't spit out tickets. That is where the staff here was really helpful. If a machine didn't work, they would just refund my credits while they worked on the machine. If machine was jammed and the tickets didn't spit out, they would help me out with them as well. When I placed the orders for the pizzas, I ordered a package with pepperoni pizzas, and ordered an extra pizza as well. I didn't notice that when I ordered the extra pizza, they only rang up a cheese pizza, not a pepperoni one. So when the pizzas came out, I asked them about it, they checked the receipt, and said that I was only charged for a cheese, but they gave me a great deal on a pepperoni pizza. Even with a couple of glitches, the staff just jumped into place to make things right. That is what I call great customer service. #447

Kaleb B.

I am very happy with this location of Chuck E. Cheese I liked how everybody was super nice and the food and experience was very good and a lot of fun entertainment and nice social distancing for the Covid. And all of the members were gloves and wear facemasks I would write the experience a 10 out of 10

Brittany D.

I find myself visiting Chuck E. Cheese quite often at various locations. This location is extremely sketchy, and unsafe. Our car even got hit in the parking lot. This facility was by far the worst one yet on a sanitization level. Avoid if possible. Most of the games didn't work, either took your coin or didn't give you any tickets when owed. That alone became quit frustrating when continuously having to address the situation. I rated this establishment 2 stars instead of writing a review of zero stars for their staff & food. Their employees were very patient, and worked efficiently as possible to accommodate everyone. They were very friendly & kind, even gave us some extra tickets when fixing the games & testing them out while we waited. I did feel they were a little understaff for how busy it was, they could of used another employee at the front. The pizza was great like always! The new stuff crust was amazing, definite must have to try! We were even told all the ingredients are fresh with homemade dough, big plus. This was the first location I saw that had a buffet. I never tried theirs however, when entering & leaving the place it didn't look appealing at all. Almost as it was sitting out all day, but it wasn't. That makes me question the heat warmer lights on the table.

Was so impressed with how clean this place is! Pizza came out quickly and the salad bar had fresh ingredients! Our baby is 13 months old and he had so much fun running around and riding the toddler friendly rides. Also- the employee, Stephanie was so amazing and friendly!

Sue P.

Good lord what a zoo! If you have kids, you'll know you have to prep your ears for lots of cries/screams from toddlers and kids alike. Then again, if you're a parent - you should be immune to this. Just watch your step and make sure you're not running over any tykes here. The little ones run around delirious from game to game and that is part of the charm of this place. So if you're THAT mom (or dad) with THAT kid that either wont shut up or sit still for a minute - Chuck-e-cheese might be your hangout. Maybe you're just babysitting an obnoxious kiddo for the day - let them run wild here because they'll definitely blend in. Here are some drawbacks : -It costs money to let the kids play the games. I burned $5 in less than 10 minutes. Typical of places like these - If you think your kid is wild, there's an even crazier (sometimes with zero manners) kid and his parents aren't even watching him. So keep an eye on your kid please! The Good : There is this huge (10+ foot tall) horsie ride. You have to climb some steep stairs to get on the ride. The horse can seat a grown up and 2 small children and it rocks back and forth. This was a pretty unique ride, I'd never seen at Chuck-e's before. Security - The hostess stamps you and your child when you come in. The stamp can only be seen in UV light. My sister tried to walk out with my 9 month old (she was walking ahead of me) and they didn't let them out until I caught up to them I thought that was awesome. The staff tries to keep an eye on the kids and make sure each child leaves with the adult they arrived with initially. -You don't have to order food to enjoy the games Chuck-e-Cheeses is in the Babies R US shopping plaza. As the kid gets bigger and mobile, I see more Chucke visits in our future.

Kate W.

Well, it's Chuck E. Cheese. What do you expect? It's loud with kids aplenty. We actually went for a friend's kid's birthday party so we were actually without kids which was weird. The small salad bar was actually decent and we got a pizza with everything and it came out decently fast. I was amused they have beer and could see many parents needing to indulge to handle the noise. We sat by the windows so the chaos wasn't deafening. It's a fun place for kids. My beef has always been how little the prizes the kids get for their tickets. Gattitown does a better job with that.

Carissa W.

What kid doesn't like Chuck-E-Cheese?? I should admit that I'm pretty much a big kid, so ole Chuck-E's place appeals to me- especially when I can bring along my niece and nephews (all under age 8). The food (we had pizza) was muuuuuch better than I remembered- it was actually surprisingly delicious! It came out fast and hot! We were happy! The pleasantness of staff there is hit or miss. Some were great, some were not. The games didn't all work- a few ate our tokens, but I'm sure if we asked, we would have gotten them back. (In fairness to the machines, it was reallllllly busy there - a Friday night - I don't blame them for taking a break now and then! Ha! Overall, a great place to take kids! We'll go again!

Sheba M.

Took my grandkids to Chuck E. Cheese to celebrate my grandson's 5th birthday today. I purchased a party pack for 15 kids. I arrived 15 minutes late and tha party was schelduled to run 2 hours. After 50 minutes in the party was officially over. The hostess rushed the party along so quickly. She had us eating the cake before i could finish ordering pizza for all the kids. I talked to the managers (3) of them and seems like there was nothing that they could do about it. The party costs $230.00 and it was over within 45mins. I will be contacting corporate first thing monday morning. I dont mind paying 230.00 for 2 hrs but not 45 mins. This was the worst party i have ever given and it wasnt due to me. SMH

Leticia K.

Came here with family. The employees are very nice and accommodating, the place is clean and the games are set up/spaced out well. The buffet is not the best. Came around 12:30 and there was 4 slices of pizza, 3 bread sticks (which I couldn't get because the tongues were so hot it burned) and lettuce for salad. Our party had 4 adults and 3 kids. I was expecting a salad bar the size of their entire buffet, nope just lettuce and dressing. The pizza was so greasy, and I know "duh, pizza is suppose to be greasy" but this was next level. Not a big selection of pizza but we got to eat. THEN two buses showed up & 1.5 million kids poured in, at least I thought it was 1.5 but more like 100. The staff was overwhelmed but did a good job. ****About to leave and my son who had a ticket receipt for 180 tickets won went up to the toy counter and handed over his ticket, he got one item that was 125 tickets and the counter worker then threw away his ticket and didn't give him anything else for the remaining 55 tickets. Wonder if this is a common practice they do to unaccompanied kids that go.