Great place for the kids and great staff had lots of fun kids had a blast and very well maintainedread more

Fun places to go to a lot of old pinball machines something different to do. When people come…read morevisit, we go there and they get a kick out of it. Both of the locations are fun. I couldn't remember which one I liked better.

Calling all nostalgia buffs! Love toys and games from the…read more60s? How about the 70s? 80s? 90s? Come on down! The museum has an incredibly large display of toys from those eras. Not to mention arcade games like pinball and video games. Here's a fun tidbit, you can play the games! Playing them is free. Well, you do pay admission to enter the museum so it's part of that. I've only been once and it was sensory overload! So much to take in. Definitely gonna need to go back at least one more time. Of course there's a gift shop that sells vintage toys and all kinds of other great stuff. They even sell beer & cider refreshments (not vintage lol). To me this is a place to see at least once whether a visitor to Austin or a resident.

It's a small place packed with an impressive number of figures, especially in the G.I. Joe section…read more They also have detailed figure displays for Star Wars, The Lord of the Rings, and Harry Potter. There are additional displays featuring Care Bears, Strawberry Shortcake, Barbie, Sailor Moon, Transformers, Dragon Ball, Power Rangers, Monchhichi, Pokémon, and more. We played several arcade games, including Crazy Taxi, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, and Dance Dance Revolution. Most of the arcade machines worked well, except for the Xbox. They also play old TV commercials on small screens scattered throughout the store. It really feels like a time capsule of shared experiences with my older cousins, and I had a lot of fun. I didn't expect there to be an admission fee--$17 for adults and $11 for kids--but the arcade games are included with admission.

This feels like a place out of a fever dream. It's nostalgia embodied, all of my favorite childhood…read moreJapanese arcade games in one place. There's no where else to find things like Pop'n Music, and the depths and breadth of Dance Dance Revolution songs on the machine is absolutely unparalleled. Yes, you can easily burn though $20 an hour without trying, but you'll enjoy every minute and feel good about doing it, which is more than you can say about that overpriced single cocktail downtown. I'm already planning my next game day. This place is a treasure.

This place is cool! I'm glad there's another arcade to go to. I like how the cabinets are catered…read moreto Japanese arcades too. There's some really interesting rhythm games Place has a cool vibe. Go check it out and support the local arcade!

Was here with large work group and our server Mosa handled everything with ease. He was super…read morefriendly and helpful and our food came out quickly. The arcade was fun - an adult sized crane, pin ball, and other shooting games. Food was surprisingly delicious. Loved my shrimp tacos and the pizza was super yummy! Bowling lanes were well kept and parking easy out front.

Top 2 of the most tender ribeye steaks I've ever had. Too bad it didn't have enough seasonings and…read morehad to dip it on the mushroom au jus sauce from the Bacon-Wrapped Filet Minion. Mac and cheese wasn't as creamy as I'd like but the asparagus was seasoned well. For the Friday Special...I asked for medium rare but came out medium...slightly chewy. The fries was season pretty good and was crunchy on the outside but soft in the inside and the vegetable medley was decent.

Great drinks ! So amazing Jared Austin's trio for fun ! Go…read morehave a great time at the bar

Like the other Kung Fu Saloons, this one sticks to the same formula: drinks that aren't really…read moreanything special, old school arcade games, unwelcoming bartenders, and the random ringing of a gong every few minutes for reasons that remain unclear. The first room/entry is heavy traffic, where most people are dancing (or lack thereof) and also where the bar is. It gets pretty chaotic. If you manage to push through and head to the patio (left), you'll find some breathing room. While the venue leans into an "Asian" theme, it raises the question--are the owners actually Asian? That's where I get the major ick from. As you can guess, it's a hard no.

This review is solely based on drinks. We wanted to go somewhere not too busy for a friends…read morebirthday that fell on valentines Saturday night. We got a large table for a group on the main floor and we all ordered a couple rounds of drinks. The vibes were fun, the drinks were strong and prices weren't bad. My favorite was a valentines special called the Jazzmine martini that came with a little lip gummy. It did clear out around 9:30 so that might be the time to go if you want to avoid the crowd. They have a special for $20 unlimited play through the end of February.

Punch Bowl Social is a good choice if you wanna have some fun and/or eat some tasty food. Came here…read morefrom out of town and caught their happy hour and got some drinks for $6. They even had an old fashioned for $6 as well. The rosemary fries are really good. They almost tasted like truffle fries. Our waiter was super nice and checked on us all throughout our visit. You can play games while you wait or go downstairs where there is another bar and do karaoke.

This may be one of the last places that still uses coins and tickets, and it makes a big…read moredifference. It's more engaging and satisfying for kids compared to the card-based game places where they can't tell what they have left or how much they've won. They also aren't trying to profit immensely from the prize counter, so kids can actually feel like they've won something after a couple of hours of play. Five stars just for keeping it simple and fun.

Blazer Tag is a gem in Austin! I like the out of this world theme and the entire experience is set…read moreup to make sure you have fun no matter what. They have laser tag, video games, and even a bar and TVs for the adults. The employees really care about making sure you have fun and I think that is what stood out to me the most. They were very responsive, made sure to explain laser tag and the purchase options really well, and there was always someone available to answer a question or keep an eye on things in the laser tag arena and the gaming area. I am an out of towner and wish there was one near me! They have options for every budget and whether you play games or are an adult chaperone you will enjoy your time here. I definitely recommend this spot and want to visit again next time I'm in Austin.

Me and my daughter took my almost 2 year old grandson here on a Friday afternoon, it was my first…read moretime there. When we walked up to the doors they were locked even though the sign says they open at 2pm , it was 2:30pm. A woman walked up & unlocked the doors for us, I just thought maybe it was for safety since it is located in a busy area. But no one was inside just her no other workers or people, it didn't smell like food or popcorn. Even though there was a machine.Very odd so not sure if they sell food or not. Good thing we had eaten before we went! So we pay for the baby to play in the jungle gym which was a very reasonable $5 maybe & $3 for mom to go in with him, she sold us a pair of socks for the baby $3, not bad at all. Even though he only went in once it's very dark and not too appealing. To play the arcade games you put $ on a reloadable card. The games go by points so each point is a quarter. There was plenty of seating area plenty of chairs & tables but just no people! :( I was kind of surprised for it being a Friday afternoon & summer time, no school for the kids. My grand baby immediately runs to the arcade games and they had lot's of toddler friendly rides for him which were all around 3 to 4 points. As we explored the other games I noticed a few broken ones, then as I really took a good look more & more were broken or missing parts. Even the air hockey was broken. I understand a few here & there but no it was a lot, I'm glad I didn't have my teenagers because they didn't have many options for that age group. The neighborhood it's located in is pretty rough so maybe parents just let their kids tear up the place over the years:( Not too sure but I really feel bad for this company. My toddler grandson enjoyed himself, it was pretty reasonable priceI would definitely take him back to play games if it stays in business.

Very nice place to spend a few hours with the kids…read more We took our 3 grandkids here recently to spend a few hours away from TV and electronics. It's a fairly reasonable place to go on hot summer afternoon. The kids spent an hour running around a large playscape. It always makes me pleased to see them come back to the table nice and sweaty for a drink. We got a pizza which wasn't too bad and a hot dog which he ate all of, so it must have been pretty good too. Then they got to play games and win coupons for "prizes". They each went through a $10 "game card" pretty quickly, but got to pick things they wanted. Although this place isn't squeaky clean, the staff were exceptionally nice. It wasn't terribly packed either, which is great for places like this. During the last 45 minutes unfortunately there was one little girl who was able to scream so loud (and frequently) that I jumped almost every time she let out one of her frequent squeals of joy. Can't blame that on anyone but the parents though and it's rare they'd do anything about it at a place like this.