$13 for unlimited games! So happy to have a new spot in Abilene. The vintage arcade games and the…read more80's music they play really creates a fun vibe. Themed drinks at the bar and a food menu that I have yet to try. It's a somewhat small space even with the upstairs area, so if it's busy it's a bit difficult to play the more popular games. Only adults after a certain hour when we went on Saturday, so the atmosphere was much better later if you're hoping for this to be your date spot.

My boyfriend and I had an absolute blast--this place has an impressive pinball lineup, large…read morevariety of games and the Guitar Hero setup was a great touch. We ended up staying for nearly four hours (which is unusual for us!) because we were having such a great time. At just $13 for unlimited play, it felt like a fantastic value. The staff were friendly and welcoming, and I appreciated having hand sanitizer readily available. We'll definitely be returning soon!

It was a nice afternoon in Abilene when my girlfriend and I explored the historic Grace building…read moreand visited the Grace Museum. We got in a little after noon to see new exhibits that had genuinely just opened for the season that day. The museum is very quiet and, thanks to road construction, a little confusing to get to, but it is worth the drive and adventure. As we arrived, we noticed that a wedding was being set up in their courtyard and event space, and we were in awe of how cute the space was for a wedding. On the first floor was the Gail Norfleet collection, where we were amazed by these multi-layered plexiglass paintings that added depth to her floral pieces and recreated rooms. It is such a unique style. Gail's use of color is quite impressive. On the second floor sat the other two new exhibits. The first was Focus on Photography: Selections from the Permanent Collection, which includes a diverse and vast collection of still images printed on numerous materials such as gelatin, inkjet, tintype, and metal, giving each image a unique display. As a photographer myself, this was my favorite exhibit. My girlfriend's favorite was the Cindi Holt collection showcasing colorful, prairie-inspired pieces. Other areas included the play zone that has the tower challenge and the history exhibits on the third floor focusing on downtown Abilene and the Texas railway. I'm excited to return to the Grace Museum next time I'm in Abilene when new exhibits are on display. What a cute and small museum! RIYL: The Tower Challenge or feeling so much cooler than everyone else because you're being enriched at a museum

Stopped by The Grace Museum today! We were immediately greeted by a sweet woman at the front desk…read morewho was very informative. The museum is small but so so beautiful. Everything is thoughtfully designed. They have a kid's section that was fun even for adults. Definitely check this place out.

Pretty cool place! If you have high energy active kids who run instead of walk, this is the…read moreultimate "nap-maker"! 6 inflatable bouncy things all indoors!

Positives: This location has 5 inflatables to enjoy…read more It is conveniently located and affordable. Clean inflatables. Negatives: The floors are absolutely disgusting! The blue and white floor maps are completely discolored, and the carpet has clearly not been vacuumed in a long time. See pics attached. Conclusion: All things considered, it is decent for the price, but you will definitely want your children to shower immediately after.

It smells bad but everything else is wonderful. The staff is friendly and kids have a great time…read more It's as clean as possible for what it is.

Fun place to run some energy off on a rainy day ! Clean , good supervision…read more My only suggestion is security . How do you know who came in with who and who should they be leaving with . There are two entrances / exits. You can't see your child at all times so it would be nice if there was one exit or someone at the exit to make sure the right kid is leaving with the parent. I will say it was nice to see an adult employee on the floor and not just teens .

They are so easy to work with. Got my chairs, tables, and tent from them. Also rent waterslides…read morefrom them during the summer. Always a great experience!

From the owner: Here at Jumps and Tents for Events, we're proud to be a one-stop shop for all of Abilene's party…read moreequipment rentals. From big and bad inflatable fun to must-have tables and chairs, our expansive inventory includes the A to Z of everything your upcoming event or celebration needs. We make event planning even simpler and easier by offering online reservations and wedding packages. Whether you're planning a kid's birthday party or the biggest day of your life, our team is here to help your event go off without a hitch.

Warehouse Depot, I'm sorry I just don't get this place. Only went to the North 1st location a few…read moretimes, did not get it then. Maybe I'm not the target market they shooting at. A buddy said its like a club in "The City' no its not.. I lived in The City, NYC. I don't get the feel. Not that a Texan would want the NYC feel, if they do they can just reach for the pace picante sauce. Other reviews seem positive so check it out and let me know.

A touch of the city comes to Abilene. I went here last night with some new friends and felt for a…read morelittle while like I could pretend that I had migrated to Dallas, or Chicago, or -gasp- NYC. They have an extensive martini and drink menu and a good assortment of bottle drinks. I did feel that their prices were inflated to big city prices, which just don't really need to be here in Abilene. The bartenders were running their asses off and the DJ was spinning some good mixes. The decor is fun too with a variety of seating and standing options. Other things to consider: 1. no cover! yea! 2. They are only open Thursdays and Fridays. My hope is that this changes with the new location. 3. No food So if you want to feel trendy for the evening head on out.