Came for a movie and enjoyed it very much. Didn't order anything to eat, but their cocktails are…read morepretty good. Love the seating in the theater, and that you can order food and drink while watching a movie. The service we received was good.

I came here with my two boys to find an adventure for the day. Boy, did we! They have laser tag,…read morebumper cars, go karts, bowling, VR, arcade and a bowling alley! Everything was extremely affordable. The food was FANTASTIC and reasonably priced. And, since we ate in house, we got a free game card for the arcade. We will definitely be back.

The Par 1simulated golf restaurant has live music a lot on weekend, the food is delicious-I had the…read morepork tenderloin and it is the biggest I have ever seen. Service was great. We didnt do the simulated golf, but they also have a indoor gocart track (and it is pretty dang fast) , a skating rink, arcade, and mini golf. The mini golf we decided on this eve and it is aesthetically pleasing and so fun. Would highly recommend all of these activities!

1 Star I had a…read morepretty disappointing experience at Pickdilly in Union, Missouri. There were no signs anywhere in the skating building saying you couldn't sit on the wall, but an employee came up and told us to "get down" in a rude tone. It felt unnecessary and unwelcoming. We also ordered hot dogs, and they were terrible. The buns were folded and looked weird, and the food didn't seem fresh. Between the rude interaction and the poor food quality, the visit was a letdown.

If you enjoy soda, and want a glimpse at a very extensive history of the bubbly beverage, you can't…read morego wrong here. There's representation from Coke to Pepsi, but even further down the list, including my favorite miss from so long ago, Tab. This appears to be a labor of love, with a very present owner/custor who offered to answer questions and showed off some recent acquisitions. They have a selection of international sodas downstairs and perhaps upstairs as well at the bar. We enjoyed the all you can play arcade, and trying some exotic sodas from afar. The music harkened from the heyday of the arcade parlor and definitely felt like a journey to another time. And they had my favorite from yesteryear.... Joust!

Looking for something different to do in the St. Louis area? This is your spot! The museum upstairs…read morehas tons of soda history and memorabilia that you have to see to believe! The arcade downstairs has classic games with unlimited play allowing you to master your skills on games such as pinball, Galaga, or skee-ball! If you're lucky, you might meet the owner and get to chat with him about the sodas they have available to try. With over 100 options from across the world, my family and I ended up buying over 50 sodas to try and take home. We couldn't pass up trying these. We will gladly be back as it was such a great place.

Great dive bar! They've got an interesting cocktail menu and LOTS of pinball machines in the back…read moreroom. An awesome place to hang out.

I've been here at least a dozen times. A bunch of us come…read morehere for the pinball, I come for the food and drinks.... And a little pinball. They have a fully stocked bar and always have a great pinball lineup. The food (Tiny Chef) inside the bar is hands down a hidden gem in St. Louis. The food is on another level.

Edison's Entertainment center is a fun spot for both kids and adults to enjoy themselves, there is…read morevery impressive deals on food and entertainment every day of the week. There is lots of games that gives tickets to turn into the game prize counter for prizes. There's lazer tag and a bowling alley as well. A full bar and restaurant is available to enjoy tasty eats at reasonable prices. If you are looking for a fun place at a reasonable price then Edison's is the place to be.

When we visited, the place was dirty and a good amount of games were broken or not working properly…read moreor at all. Disappointing. Terrible place for employees. Does not treat employees fairly. Management should take some people building skills classes.

I don't know if this place will ever reopen somewhere else, but they didn't have the common decency…read moreto update their website (last updated Jan 24), social media presence, answer a phone, or otherwise let people know what their new hours are closer to the mall closing down. Went out there with a friend months before the mall closed to see everything still in there but closed. Neighbors in the mall said they opened when they felt like it. You're allowed to carry your own hours, but at least tell us what they are.

My husband and I showed up to The Neutral Zone on a Saturday evening for a date night. I had…read morepurchased a Living Social deal and was looking forward to something different for us to do. The Neutral Zone is located inside Chesterfield Mall. If you are not familiar with the mall, it's important to know that it no longer functions as a typical mall. There are a few businesses still there, mostly providing entertainment (movie theater, pickle ball, The Neutral Zone, etc.), but besides the Cheesecake Factory, you will not have other places to grab food, etc. while there. We arrived to the Neutral Zone, gave our voucher info at the front desk, and headed into the arcade. There are several retro games there to play (Donkey Kong, Pac-Man, Frogger, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, racing games, Dance Dance Revolution, and more) as well as two skee ball lanes (only one was working at the time). My husband and I enjoyed playing some games from our childhood and competing with each other to see who could remember how to play what. :) We enjoyed ourselves while there and played all the games we wanted to, but we didn't stay more than an hour to an hour and a half at most -- which was fine with us, but if you were paying full price ($19.95) it would have been disappointing. All in all, I found it to be a fun evening but not something we would probably return to very often. For the retro gamers out there, check them out -- or give them a go for something different to do with your significant other.

They're closed permanently. Yelp needs to update. Sounded like a real cool place too, wish I'd have…read moremade it down while it was open. 5 stars still to not ruin the rating they earned while they were open.

I attended a private event. The owner greeted everyone at the desk. Game cards sell for $15 for 1…read morehour $20 for 2 hours. Skee ball, Nintendo, Foosball, and video games galore. Street parking. Great place to visit in Granite City.

so I had accidentally took something I forgot to put it back sorry but I give y'all a great review…read moreit was fun the food was amazing and the staff was so nice

Came here for a birthday party and I must say this venue is the most vibrant, active, adult…read morefriendly place I've been too. Spacious enough to entertain guests of all ages. Kai was our birthday host and he was very friendly, knowledgeable and patient taking on a party of 12 active boys. He kept them smiling, entertained and under control. Kudos to him for that alone:) Inez was our server and she was very friendly, and helpful with the ordering of our food. I will always come here for my kids and grandkids entertainment fun.

My fiance and I met some family here for dinner, which was decided for the games to keep a child…read moreentertained (smart, right?). The layout was a bit confusing: some of us wanted to play games, so they used the kiosk to do games and food, but other than that, there wasn't a host anywhere until you walked through the building. It was odd. So, we walked to the game area and was told to go to the "restaurant" area host...which was easier said than done. Anyway, we figured out which person was the host and was seated. First off, our waiter was great: attentive, helpful, and funny. He was also very honest, which is refreshing for people like us. My fiance and I ordered the pretzels for an appetizer, and they were so hot and awesome. Like, I could've easily eaten just that for dinner! My fiance ordered the five cheese flatbread, and it was rather bland. It really wasn't very warm, either. I ordered the black bean burger with regular fries, and neither were warm at all. We had waited quite awhile, so it really wasn't going to work sending it back. We just ate it even faster since it was basically room temperature. I can say thw black bean burger had a great flavor, as did the BBQ sauce I ordered on the side. The fries, however, were bland and just didn't feel fully cooked, if that makes sense. Just very boring. We walked around the game room, and if we come back, it'll be for the games. The food was good, but I'm really not a huge fan of cold food when it should be warm. I'm pretty happy the pretzels were on point though!

The women's bathroom was more disgusting than the worst gas station bathroom! Not just one toilet…read morebut most of the toilets were nauseating! The chips with the artichoke dip must have been fried in bad oil. We were only able to eat about 1/4 of it. They were gross too.