Cool little new arcade to get your nerd on. Vid's galore and a single pinball machine…read more While not as extensive as Up/Down in S. Mpls, the place has a good vibe and is another reason to get out of the house and enjoy town.

I'll call this place quirky. I came across it in a local Facebook group. Advertising that you can…read morereserve their arcade for private use. You pick length of time and how many people. Due to COVID they only do reservations. Which for me was amazing, I wanted to surprise my husband with a fun birthday outing. What is better than vintage arcade games and having the place to ourselves. We arrived and they greeted us and told us to have at it. We played games non stop for our 90 minutes (you can pick the length of time). Some were out of service, which is bound to happen with games that old. My husband was surprised and loved this little place all to ourselves. Definitely will go back.

Venturing into the former (what I thought would be vacant) Keg and Case, I slowly discovered a…read moretotally fresh concept with what appeared to be pinball only machines setup on the exterior level at first glance. Upon further investigation, I learned how it all works post speaking with the staff member. First off, the pinball exterior machines are ran by a totally different company than Starcade and all those machines are .25 cents each. Starcade is stucked inside the former giant main restaurant of Keg and Case which offers unlimited gaming for $20. All the machines are set to free play after you pay the fee. There is a bar serving basic snacks such as chips, pizza and on tap local sodas. The liquor license was just recently obtained and the staff seems to think this will get rolling out within the next few months. I'm not a gamer, yet I can tell you lots of games exist vs. just pinball like the exterior. Inside Starcade, you will find both a main level and upstairs (where the former brewery was). It's dark, there are fun twinkle lights and LED signs. Starcade used to be located within Rosedale Mall so come give a warm welcome to them as they lay roots in Saint Paul! I look forward to returning and trying some games. It has a Can Can Wonderland feel but less complex. I'm very glad the building is getting used as it's a beautiful venue. Enjoy!

The kids loved the variety of arcade games. super value! Parking was easy. Very good service.read more

Had a blast! Stayed almost 8 hours with the family. Many vintage and retro arcade games to keep the…read morefamily busy. Definitely enjoyed Killer Queen! Many cool features such as the cannon ball golf blaster and the list goes on and on. Beer is self serve and food is alright- you are there for entertainment! Learned that my 8 year old enjoys pinball machines!

This spot is awesome!…read more It can get spendy really quickly though! We were shocked to spend $40+ each per person. It's a good spot to go on a double date, celebrate an occasion, take the kids out, etc. We loved the golf course! That was definitely the highlight. The games were just eh to me, I could've gone without. Some were iconic and fun, but overall felt a bit pricy to play old games. I'd stop back again for the mini golf! And the events calendar was packed, so I'll need to check out a drag show or art event soon:)

Found a great place for a fun night with our visiting college student! We had great service, great…read morefood, and tons of fun! We'll be back for more and to try the Karaoke and Pickle Ball too! Staff was great! Good options for everyone. Ambience was fun, not too loud and fun music.

Came here for a social hour! It's a bit far if you're on the west metro of the twin cities as this…read morelocation is near maplewood and east St. Paul area. Lots of fun activities to do here like arcade, laser tag, pickleball, and ace throwing. There's also a bar and a cafeteria style restaurant where you can order different varieties of food ranging from Latin to American. I ordered dry rub wings and fries. The wings were ok as they needed some more seasoning and fries were pretty good. Good place for a date

PINZ is a bowling alley, restaurant, arcade... and doing a good job at being all three! It's a bit…read morebeat up in spots, but everything was clean, good food, and everyone we interacted with was respectful and helpful. What more do you want? The kid working the arcade gift desk was especially patient and kind considering the level of energy kids have. We had a 13 year old's birthday party there and the everyone had a GREAT time, that's what counts. Go have some fun!

The service in the restaurant is horrible. I would not recommend it. Last time my husband and I…read morewent there no nobody waited on us and we said this place sucks and never went back and that was over 5-8 years ago. Never went back.

We took our grandkids for an hour and a half one hot afternoon. I think it was one of the most fun…read moreexperiences they had out. There was a good variety of activities and they tried them out. They especially enjoyed an interactive floor run by a computer that had different challenges. The kids had to put their feet on each of the squares and not touch others. We had a great time and will return when they visit next year.

I have been to Zero Gravity twice so far - the first time was through a school fundraiser and the…read moremost recent visit was through the Explorer Pass (which gives access to a 60-min jump pass once per week) with my family. Both my boys (age 7 and almost 4) had a lot of fun. They have a variety of trampoline activities, a climbing wall, arcade, laser tag, playground (for kids 42 inches and shorter), and large pixel floor. While it's a good value in terms of pricing for the jump pass, the facilities is a little dirty and many items are a little out of date.

I remember when I worked there when I was younger. It was known as skate America and moulton. A lot…read morehas changed. I can't believe that after paying for entry, rentals, renting the handles for young kids learning to skate, food and games that they make you pay for wrist bands to play in the play place. Im here right now and they just kicked out all the kids from the play place. It is completely empty now. we paid to enter we paid to play. weather is the rink, the arcade or the play place. We definitely will be going somewhere else next tim.

This place is still great after 35 years. They used to bump Gloria Estefan and UB40 when I…read morepractically grew up at this place.

Do not go to the Caribou coffee it tastes so bad it taste like crushed up medicine. All the coffee…read moreis gross powdered milk. Instead of real milk went to go talk to the employee said that's just how it's made. NEVER AGAIN

A couple games weren't working right in the arcade, but everything else was fantastic. I'm so glad…read morewe came. The kids had a blast jumping and playing a few games. We tried the laser maze and at first had some trouble, but we pushed the call button and an employee was over to help us quickly. He was very nice and reset the game for us, it worked fine after that. Since we'd never tried this before, we went for medium, that was way too easy for us. If we tried again, I'd set it at expert for the adults. Need a bit of a challenge. My favorite thing was the go karts. They went so fast and we were going around the track for a bit which was nice. Seriously, I've never been on go karts this fast. Everyone we encountered was friendly and helpful. And everywhere was clean, including the bathrooms. Aside from the couple games not working right (blue games that are included in the play or combo pass), I think everything was up and running. I loved that they had a spot for parents to chill too, there's lots of places to sit too. Really cool place with something for everyone.