Went for the soft opening of two bit circus in promenade a couple of years ago, and it was really…read morefun! I'm surprised they closed down! They have a ton of fun arcade games, both nostalgic and new ones. They also have integrated VR into their experience. I really enjoyed it!

Came here for a work event, they do have several older arcade classics and pinball games, place was…read morerented out for our company so everything was free play. Here is breakdown of everything I sampled and how it all faired There was fries and chicken tenders ordered for our group, piping hot and delicious, they did have beers on tap but I opted for modelo especial that came in a can. Piping cold straight from the can Game wise they had some older classics Neo-geo arcade unit offering samurai showdown classic, mk2 arcade, street fighter alpha and dual player vr shooting game forgot the name. In all since the place was rented out we didn't have to wait on any game to play, so if you are in the area and want to relive some of your childhood again this applies to folks over 40 lol that use to beg to stay in arcade malls then this is the place for you lol. Service ***** helpful and friendly staff Ambiance **** loud due to some of the games volume almost at max, definitely nostalgic for days of prehome gaming lol

Cool space & very kids friendly. Place hold about 10 players at a time & has race car stimulators…read more Found this place on Groupon 1hr for 2 $56. We will be coming back.

my daughter kept on wanting to come back it's amazing and so much selections! amazing place so funread more

Great for kids and anyone who wants a quick, fun break from the beach. Games are reasonably priced,…read moreprizes are decent, and the location can't be beaten. Can get crowded on weekends, but it's pure pier fun. Worth a stop.

I'm not sure how long this arcade has been around. But I remember playing games here as a kid when…read morewe had family trips to California. I was a big arcade junkie in my youth and happy that arcades have been making a comeback. Playland Arcade is located on the historic Santa Monica Pier right next to Pacific Park. There are more than 200 games here at this arcade. Playland Arcade also hosts a variety of events throughout the year from movies to holiday events. It is family owned and has been featured in many movies over the years. I am a big fan of classic video games and they have many of them here at Playland. I also like many of the interactive ones too. There are so many different type of games here at Playland Arcade. Skee-ball and air hockey are a couple of my longtime favorite games. I am also a fan of basketball and any arcade games with a steering wheel. There is also a Zoltar machine out front if you want your fortune told.

I take my grandson here each time I visit from San Diego. He loves it and it's in the neighborhood.read more

When checking in the clerk tells me if my lane is needed I would lose it because it's becoming…read morecrowded. There were over 5 lanes empty when I checked in and when I exited. Why tell a league bowler and a season pass owner nonsense like that? If you are a even a semi serious bowler, go to a different ally. The lanes were dry. Ball reaction was inconsistent and the ally uses strings. The approach was OK, but a little too slippery for my preference. Lane 23 called 9 pin strikes more than once. My self serve kiosk failed and the servers also completely ignored the help request. I received no help at any point, but was being watched the whole time by a rep. My lane got an error and I waited for about close to 10 minutes and got zero help with that too. That same rep, who was just watching my lane and saw the error, decided to offer zero assistance. This is when I took a picture because he saw that my lane was down and I had requested help at the kiosk before it went down, but he remained standing around looking. After I left to go to the front, this guy now steps in and starts doing something at the table on the lane I was at. Made no sense because I had no drinks or food because the kiosk failed. Overall, this was the worst Bowlero experience I've had in Southern and Northern California. I recommend going down the street to the Torrance Bowlero, if you have practice games and/or a seasonal pass. This specific ally was the worst experience I've had in my one-year of bowling from any ally. I have multiple pictures to prove the claims.

Stopped by Lucky Strike for a fun bowling day with a friend, and we had such a great experience!…read more The atmosphere was upbeat and welcoming without feeling overwhelming. It was the perfect place to unwind, laugh, and enjoy a few hours together. The music kept the energy up, and the overall vibe made it easy to relax and have a good time. Our server was fantastic--friendly, attentive, and checked on us throughout our visit to make sure we had everything we needed. I wish I had gotten his name because he definitely helped make the experience even better. The lanes were clean, everything ran smoothly, and we ended up staying for a couple of hours because we were having so much fun. Whether you're planning a date night, a girls' outing, or a family get-together, Lucky Strike is a great place to spend an afternoon or evening. I'll definitely be back!

I haven't been here since Lucky strike branding took over Bowlero. Now, I was told that Lucky…read morestrike in Bowlero are actually owned by the same corporation, but I'm not sure about that. They didn't change a whole lot inside. They added some lighting and they took away so many balls by adding two additional holes so you can fit a large and a medium in one ball I thought that was genius. All in all you know, it is bar food. We did get the shrimp tacos. They were as good as can be expected for you know bowling alley food. We had a beer played a game and took off so it was a good time. It's pretty crowded thank goodness they have two parking lots and it was 2 o'clock in the afternoon and it was packed so I can tell I mean not packed but like pretty full. And just on a sidenote on Sundays and Mondays, there's $20 unlimited bowling so I'm not sure on the timing but check their website and check it out 20 bucks to bowl is pretty cheap for unlimited bowling! There's also like some pizza and beer specials too

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About 5 months ago I went to an estate sale in Marin, California while working on a house we were…read morestaging near by and found this cool painting. I was told by an older guy and his wife who gifted it to me that it was an original painting by Minions, and Despicable Me producer Kyle Balda. I can totally feel him creating this. The lady signed it Kyle Balda 2001 when and handed to me. It looks rockn in my bohemian SF bay area loft.

Late post! Looking to book Zimar again this year. We had a great experience last year. He was…read moreprompt, professional, and the bus was clean. The kids had a blast.

This was our second year using the game bus and the whole experience is amazing. It's so easy! We…read morecontinue to be impressed with how the owner/host keeps his finger on the pulse of what's hot and also is always upgrading his equipment so that it is top notch. 11/10 do recommend for any party with video game loving kids! The interior of the bus is super impressive and air conditioned. It's also super roomy and doesn't feel at all cramped even with all the kids at a gaming station. He goes above and beyond to facilitate games with the kids as well. This service makes party planning a breeze!