Update: My family came back to visit as my daughter has not stopped asking to come back. We were…read morepleasantly surprised with new items in the machines & way more machines to choose from. You can upgrade your stuffed prizes (6 small ones = 1 medium). We had a great time. Play coins are a little on the spendy side & go quickly. However, they will move the prizes so you have a better chance of getting it. It was a fun night out & we will come again.

Clawzone is a great place to spend a couple hours playing claw games. I went with my wife and…read moredaughter and we managed to win 4 prizes with the $20 we spent. Not bad. Our four year old loved looking at what was in each machine and deciding what we should go for. If you've ever been to a Japanese arcade you'll recognize the setup. Prizes are frequently rearranged so you have a good chance of having something reachable and in a position to grab. They also let you trade up smaller prizes for larger prizes and have a good variety of things you can win.

I've driven by this place a few times and have always been curious about it. This place is a kids…read moreparadise - tons of games that you play for prizes? I mean, come on, what's better? I'd be interested to come back on a slower day, because it was difficult to be in charge of kids here during a very crowded, overstimulating, busy weekend. We came here for a birthday party on a Saturday afternoon and all of the kids were given a card to swipe on all the games. The points you won were automatically uploaded to the card. I was so nostalgic for when you used to get actual paper tickets at the arcade! This is not the case here, and probably most other places nowadays. The staff was friendly and the arcade itself was much cleaner than I was expecting. Some of the games weren't working and there wasn't any signage communicating that. The group of kids I was with LOVED the merry go round and the little rides catered to the smaller kiddos. Those games obviously don't accrue any points, but they did win some points and were able to pick up some prizes at the end. If you get overstimulated easily (like myself), this place probably isn't for you - lots of noises, lights, bright colors and carpeting. It is a fun place for families, and even with it being busy, we didn't ever have to wait long for the games we wanted to play. Would be interested to come back during the week when it's less busy!

What an awful experience. Don't hire underage staff if they aren't capable of doing their job. We…read morewere held under suspicion of ticket fraud like we were international drug criminals. The young lady scanned our cards, showed we had 1500+ tickets and when we asked to swap a prize her processor broke and shut down. The goons they had running that place went to watch security tapes for 30 minutes and still couldn't figure it out. They went to the game play history to see if it was possible to get this many tickets (which isn't even a lot). There was not a luck of common sense, customer service or kindness behind the desk at this dump. Wasted an hour of our night over 2 dollars worth of prizes. What a mess and an embarrassment.

Hosted an adult birthday party here and it was so much fun! They did a great job including…read moreeveryone, providing a large and diverse selection of games, and creating a fun experience with positive energy. I chose the Salt Lake Game Show Experience over a few similar businesses in town because of the awesome atmosphere with the light up floor, the slightly less expensive cost, and the ease of making a reservation for a large party. Our host and staff made the games fun, energetic, and inclusive. We played at least 10 games during our session; so much variety! I highly recommend the Salt Lake Game Show Experience!

SAVED MY WEDDING…read more First of all I was a total shit show when my original wedding venue closed their doors. Everything was a wreck and we didn't know what to do or even what we could afford. My whole experience with this venue was wonderful. Even though due to the pandemic we had to drastically cut the amount of guests, I had the perfect wedding. They did so many small things that made my day go off without incident. Many things that were just so helpful and did not go without notice. Casey was organized and made me feel really relaxed about the whole event. I got a layout of the event, which was freaking awesome. The vibe of this place is really cozy. Beautiful brick and cool bar to utilize. Times are tough right now for everyone, so if you do have an event you wanna hold - look no further this is your place.

I attended an event at Ember recently and it was.... strange. It's an old building with some pretty…read morecool character, but the layout of the event was very disjointed. There was one room with tables (very crowded together) and a bar and the other side of the building had casino tables and a silent auction set up. There was also a set of stairs that led to the upper level which got a bit crowded. It's a unique venue that might work for smaller groups, but for this 150+ group it felt really cramped. I really liked the old feeling of the building-the charm and history make it special rather than a new, modern place. But make sure that vibes with the ambience you want for your event.

Attended the open house yesterday and the owner and staff were friendly and the space was clean…read more They had a painting table, SNES setup, tons of tables for card gaming, two counters filled with magic and other trading cards, plenty of sleeves and other accessories, and a drink/snack section. The digital fireplace brings home the "hearthside" feel and they even had local board game designers set up which was cool to see. There is plenty of parking out front and it's easy to find from Redwood Road just behind the Wendy's. They take cashapp which is cool too. Highly recommended!

Light, bright & beautiful studio space! Plus they were installing an NCECA exhibit for the…read moreconference! I was there on the Monday before Conference started and kinda got a sneak peek at the artist exhibits! I found a little treasure made by one of the studio's artist and had fun seeing all the works in progress!

The owner kindly reached out for a redo since my pottery was damaged, and I'm happy to say they…read morehave updated many processes and it's now so much easier and better to paint. My pieces turned out great with no imperfections! Love their Loki events, and looking forward to potentially taking their classes! My faith is restored, and I'm happy to see them expanding!

Cute studio. They have one area for paint and brushes which can get super crowded on a busy day…read more They have lots of options to choose from for painting. Now we wait to see how our cute little paintings turned out.

There's something magical about seeing shelves of pottery and potential-you can choose from so many…read morelovely little ceramic pieces-some are functional like a coffee cup and others are just fun-like the little monster guy that I picked. You pay a studio fee-$8 at the time of this writing-plus the cost of the ceramic piece. The staff will walk you through the process of selecting paint and provide all the supplies necessary to make a work of art. A few days later, you get a text that your item is ready to pick up. It's a great date activity or birthday party celebration-paint away!

Hosted a reception here and it was the perfect event space for us with about 115 people. They were…read morevery lenient with how we utilized the space and Dea was great communicating with beforehand (we were coming from out of state) to make sure everything was good to go.

I came here for the grand opening of BTT booktique store yesterday, which is inside of Church &…read moreState. The building used to be an old church, so I really admired the beautiful stained glass windows and the preserved architectural details. It still carries that subtle sacred and holy vibes. It's now a marketplace with an open space filled with sofas, benches, chairs, tables, coffee shop, tattoo shop, plant store from what I recalled. People can rent out the space to hold social / community events there, too. I ended up staying for a few hours after visiting the bookstore to participate in an arts+craft activity. I saw people ordering coffee and spending some time there to read &/or socialize. Parking can be found in the streets. Free Saturday and Sunday, but of course, suggest checking the sign. Next time, I'll come back to check out other stores and the upper level.