Amazing place to spend time with the family, the bowling place is amazing, my kids love itread more

I think it goes without saying the smell in this place is only comparable to soggy bellybutton lint…read moreleft in a gym sock. The mini golf course took all of five minutes, so I really got my money's worth there. The bumper carts were thrilling if you consider slowly moving in circles exciting. The sports simulators didn't work, half the games were broken, and somehow the biggest challenge was finding something that actually worked. Apex Entertainment really should consider a name change!

Very fun place to bring kids ( I would say 10 and under) for a play-date or birthday party!…read more They have an area that has bouncy houses and toys for children that range from baby age to around 10 or so years old. We were here for a little over an hour and the kids had so much fun. They also have a large room to host parties in. The staff that work here are very nice and always around.

We came here on a holiday (Presidents' Day) and the kids had a great time! We had 5 kids- an…read moreinfant, 2 y.o., 3 y.o., 5 y.o., and an 11 y.o. They all had so much fun! They have a limit on how many families they let in at once which I appreciated. A friend came to meet us and he was 'waitlisted' but it only lasted about 5-10 minutes and he was able to come in. You can enter with your stroller and stay on the gray carpet or use one of theirs which is allowed anywhere in the room. They even had exercise bikes set up for parents to use. They don't work but it's something to do! They also have WiFi. Overall, fun place for kids! I would suggest they put sanitizer pumps all over though. They make every kid sanitize on the way in but there aren't any inside that I saw. Also, I wish there was a Starbucks in this plaza!

Launch in itself is great but I'm now getting SMS spam, unacceptable and there is no way to opt out.read more

"I ain't the worst that you've seen Ah, can't you see what I…read moremean? Ah, might as well jump (jump!) Might as well jump Go ahead and jump (jump!)" (Van Halen) If you think your little darlings would like to jump on mini trampolines, climb on ropes, walk on a balance beam, swing on rings, soar from the rafters on a zip line, smash each other with foam battle sticks, scale an arched wall, and just run around like a horde of demons -well just head on over to your closest Launch. Oh, and they have a game arcade with prizes, and a snack bar too. They have 30 locations across the US with 6 in Massachusetts. We visited Launch in Framingham, MA yesterday, and it was incredible. We made our reservations online and reserved an 11:00 slot on Sunday morning. Considering there are trampolines involved, you'll have to sign a liability waiver, either online in advance or at a kiosk when you arrive. A one-hour session on the play area costs $30. The time limit is monitored by specific colors on your wrist band, an overhead board that lists the remaining times for each color, and a team of roving attendants. We took our grandchildren there and quite a few other families did the same. By the time their session had expired, the place was packed and the decibel level inside matched the roar of the Artemis rocket. Our grands LOVED their visit and never stopped running around and taking on new physical challenges. The big child population also equaled a big parent/guardian population, and I observed that folks would congregate in the middle of the walkways drinking their lattes and effectively blocking other adults who wanted to track what their kids were doing. Some adults seemed to abandon their parental diligence in favor of social chit chat, and I saw one little boy who was crying terribly, looking for his mother who was otherwise socially engaged with her buddies. One last thing -at about the half hour mark, the lights inside the complex dimmed significantly. I thought it was a power failure, but when I asked one of the attendants, he said it was planned and designates regularly scheduled "Dark Time". I found it to be a negative since it made tracking your kid's whereabouts more difficult throughout the maze of activities, and I also felt it was dangerous because the dim lighting made it tough to see the dividing line between the walking paths and the drop into the various pits (at least the pits are padded with foam cubes). We also enjoyed the arcade games and grabbed a chicken nugget and French fry plate to share on the way to our next activity. I thought the food was pretty good by the way!

Our company used Firefly's for our employee barbeque last week. Everything was excellent. Joyce…read morewas wonderful to work with and the food, as always, was amazing! Highly recommend!!

Giving this place five stars cause it's a community staple…read more That being said, recent experience very disappointing.. St. Louis ribs were void of meat, baby backs are now off the menu, margarita was all OJ and the sound was ear drum rupturingly loud at $20/ticket. **** instead of asking an unhappy customer to call your ops manager, have your ops manager power up the internet and use it to do better.

Great place to spend some time, Andrew was super friendly, helpful and fun will definitely be backread more

My son-in-law, grandson and I had a great time throwing the axes! The person that gave us the pre…read morethrowing of the axes directions on safety and how to hold the axes when throwing them did a great job! I asked him if they had bandaids there? He said they did. We didn't need any after all! Art J.

This theater came around in the mid 90s and when it did, it was an absolute treat to be able to go…read moresee a movie here. Overtime, other regal cinemas have made major changes and overhauls to their entire appearance, seating concessions, etc. this particular theater seems to just be stuck in the 90s and not in a good way. I came here on Friday night for a special event with a group of friends and unfortunately showtimes for this particular film were not available at the other regal. We usually go to so we had to come here. The lobby is old and dated nothing has changed. Other than some new video games in the game section that was about it. When we actually entered the theater, we were watching the film in. It was all of the original seating from the 90s and the stickiest floors I have ever walked on in my entire life. I mean, come on how on earth do the people who clean this theater don't think that these floors are sticky? It was dead quiet in there because it had not filled up yet and every single step almost felt it was going to take my shoe off. Absolutely disgusting. Not to mention there was also a feedback noise coming from the speaker on the right of the theater the entire time. Fortunately, because this was more of a fan event that had occurred, people were more in tune with all the fans just all being together and enjoying something together and cheering. I don't know if it is because the Solomon pond mall was supposedly bought out by somebody else and we are going to get a new updated mall soon and maybe they're holding off on doing any renovations until it is bought out by somebody else? I honestly have no clue but the mall is an absolute joke and so is this theater. Absolutely pathetic. Management should be embarrassed the fact that they can't send people in there to properly clean floors of theaters that look like a mess and our stickier than ever. Never coming back here again.

24 minutes straight commercials before the previews started (13 minutes after the posted movie…read morestart time). I guess this is just the world. So annoying. No wonder no one goes to the theater anymore.

We stoped by as part of Gallery Night Providence and I had an opportunity to talk with the owners…read moreand shared that I come from a long line of artists and art lovers, in fact, my great-grandparents, grandparents, and parents have brought many of their items here over the years to be expertly matted and framed. I learned that this business had the distinction of being the oldest framing shop in the country dating back to the early 1900's and has remained a family run local business during this time. (Wow! That's impressive!) Initially based out of the Arcade in Downcity Providence, they moved to this location in the 1970's and have continued to expand over time. What you will find today are three massive floors filled with artwork, prints, drawings, ceramics, etc from great local artists in addition to their large framing area. They can handle all types of projects small or large and provide service and support both locally and out of state. They boast quality craftsmanship, lifetime guarantees on their work, and prices that are comparable to what you'd find from the big box chains that offer framing services (no coupon needed!) The difference is the years of knowledge and experience you get when choosing Providence Picture Frame as well as the good feeling you get knowing that you are helping a long time family run store stay in business for future generations. You'll also find friendly employees who care passionately about their business, their community, and helping the customer get exactly what they are looking for. Pro tips: Consider shopping in their gallery for unique and special birthday or holiday gifts. Not sure how to display that special photo, artwork, or sentimental item? Stop by to talk to them about their custom framing ideas and to preserve your one of a kind item for a lifetime.

you buy an established business with the reputation and despite having issues with sending e-mails…read moreand not getting any reply the owner doesn't seem willing to address the problem with his front office staff and can't be bothered to look at the end of the day at unanswered correspondence. I used them before, I go out of my way to avoid them now. . Sadly they do offer services others do not provide in the area so you may have any choice but to with them. If you can't answer an e-mail I honestly don't want to do business with that business. it;s a gallery, the front staff are doing nothing all day. it's just the hard truth

Stopped by The Neighborhood Tavern with family to get a reasonable bite to eat. Jillian is a great…read moreserver. We ordered the Million Dollar Burger & Steak Tips. The million dollar burger was great, and so were their fries. I'm really picky about fries. The steak tips were medium rare, and asparagus was cooked perfectly. million dollar burger 10/10 steak tips 10/10 The Neighborhood Tavern is a great place if you're in this area, to get a solid bite to eat without compromising on taste, quality, or price. ambiance: 5/5 food: 5/5 service: 4.8/5 The Neighborhood Tavern: 5/5

Heading north after a great family 4th weekend. Need a bite to eat and nothing of substance was…read moreopen off I-290. Ventured off to TNT which was not that far off 290 and easy to return to 495 North. Easy to find and plenty of parking. Large bar and plenty of seating for small and large groups. Lots of TVs to watch your favorite game. World Cup was on. Great menu options. Staters to main courses and full bar. Very friendly server. We had fish tacos and BBQ Chicken flatbread. Did not take too long to see it on our table. OK. I do t usually say this but we were both impressed. The presentation, amount and taste. Off the charts. Well done. I like a hearty pizza that's not soggy in the middle. Mine flatbread was crispy from start to finish and great taste not too much cheese. Fish tacos were well presented and full of taste. The drive out was great. We have to come back again. Maybe next time we pass through.

Went to visit the other day & we brought lunch for the boys, the BFF lives down the street & she…read morecomes here all the time, it was my first time... It was empty... LITERALLY, we were the only ones there & it was great... She stated at times lots of Teenagers hang out there & smoke (often things that are illegal) and there is often bad language and she has at one time or another got into a verbal discussion (for lack of a bad word) with kids that are cussing up a storm & talking down to the toddlers in the park... The Play things were great, there is a huge double slide so the boys could race... There are only a few swings, and the ground is woodchippish, there is only one entrance which is a huge plus with toddlers and there are tons of picnic tables and benches all over!!! Def a park that we will continue to visit (when there arent rude little kids that I will fight with) when in Marlborough!