We (my boyfriend, son and I) were just there tonight for my sons birthday. My son is an adult with…read moresevere autism with intellectual disability which means he is low verbal but enjoys movies and outings. I am a recovering cancer patient who had chemotherapy and radiation treatment in 2023/2024 and now deal with osteoarthritis which has disabled me especially in the hips and low back where I wear a brace under my sweater or sweatshirt frequently. Tonight my son ate before we took him to sushi (his choice) for his birthday. My son was mistakenly fed by his worker before we took him to dinner and so he overate for the day. When we were getting snacks at the counter in the theater my son burped and it caused him to throw up a bit of food. I asked for paper towels to clean up the floor and apologized and the staff rushed out to clean the lobby floor after my boyfriend made a cursory swipe with a small pile of napkins while I talked to and observed my son. I have not directly taken care of of my son recently and I wanted to be sure he was ok. When purchasing our tickets and snacks I asked for a bag for our snacks, and they did not have one. I also asked for mustard for the hot dog and pretzels we ordered and we were given tiny containers (and not packets or a condiment stand which we are used to) and so I decorated the hot dog at the counter ( and there was no trash can there to toss the cup) to have one less thing to carry into the theater while I held my sons hand. My son has a tendency to jump and be noisy when he gets excited and I did not want him to scare anyone. ( He is 6 foot tall and now sports a small beard). When we were in the theater and seated watching the previews my son burped again and threw up food. He had only had sips of soda at this point. I asked my boyfriend to grab some napkins and the next thing I knew we had several staff come in with paper towels and a mop while the previews were playing. NOTE we were all the way at the back of the theater already so as to cause the least amount of disturbance should my son get excited and vocalize. There were only about 10 other people in the entire theater and the closest were 4 rows away. The manager told me, if your son throws up again, I ask that you leave. I had my son throw away the 7 dollar hot dog we had just purchased and he sat sipping his pepsi. About 1/3rd of the way into the movie my son burped again and threw up. NOTE he isn't sick. It only went on the cement floor and we were no where near anyone. And so we just settled in to watch the movie. He laughed and enjoyed the silly lines the alien had and enjoyed the space scenes. It's hard to tell what he understands and does not. But I know he loves to go to the theater, I took him last to see Deadpool & Wolverine at this very theater with his friend. After the movie, we got up to go to the bathroom and get some paper towels to clean up. At the door we were greeted by two young women one of whom stood in my way and accused me of trying to "sneak out" and both of whom said we had not "thanked them" for helping clean up. And for not leaving after the general manager had told us we should leave should my son have any more events. I told the one girl I was on my way to the bathroom to get paper towels and she instead jumped in my way 4 times as I attempted to walk past to the bathroom ( no joke) and would not let me pass. I said to her, "look I am a grown woman" as she in an insultingly sweet voice said "we can get any supplies you require for you to clean up" as she and the other gal stood there and stared at us like we should stand in a hall all night... and contemplate it all. And I said, well I was going for paper towels. And finally the second gal went and grabbed a roll of them. The first one then gave a running loud litany about what horrible people we were and how they were "not our servants" (while I stated I had asked for paper towels so we could clean up ourselves) my boyfriend cleaned the floor and I handed him paper towels. They were rude, demeaning and derogatory. I explained I had recently recovered from cancer and she went on to say so are we done? ( Yes we are done... don't worry, we won't be back. We won't spend almost 100 dollars there again. We won't recommend the theater especially to anyone with disability or autism or a senior or in recovery. And really after more then 40 years of training people in hospitality and service work. Lady.... you need therapy. ( incidentally I have been to the theater many times over the years. But I have not been back recently because I was letting my immune system get back up to par after cancer treatment...

Hey so I don't understand all of the negative reviews at all. The cinema was so very clean and…read moreemployees were lovely. A true nostalgic neon experience for those who love the retro vibe. Tickets were only $7 for a 4:00 movie. I would give 4.5 stars only because the volume of the movie was extremely loud. I realized why after the show started next door, and I could hear it a bit through the wall, but you start to forget after a while. We are lucky to have such an adorable cinema with such great choices in our small town. I want to go back just to have fun in the arcade! Looking forward to my next visit.

The owner is fantastic (as an owner of the bowling alley and as an OBGYN) and as is his wife! It…read morewould be nice if they stay opened till 11 on the weekends. The food is good, (better than most restaurants in CC). It's a wee bit pricey but not over the top. The employees are all pretty fantastic and accommodating. Especially when things happen to the lanes and delay your game they are easy to give you more time to make up for the delays. Much appreciated. But seeing as it is only one of two (the movie theatre) choices for things to do at night in CC, it would be nice if it stayed opened later.

Not just a bowling alley, but also a Dave and Busters! The arcade section here is a blast. It's…read moresmaller, but that way you can easily try all of the games and you don't have to deal with crowds! They have reloadable cards just like at Dave and busters and at the end, you can cash in your points for some awesome prizes. Great fun for everyone!

We came here once but the power was shut off due to high winds and there already being a fire close…read moreby. The bar was open but only cash. we came with my cousin who was 15 so we left and said next time. Next time came and we go to try and feel the experience. we came after being in the river all day and wanted to unwind. Funny because there are game everywhere so we were going to keep playing. When we got there we had just missed bingo. What a bummer since it looked and sounded so fun. Food: quesabirras western burger Basket of fries basket of onion rings fish and chips fish sandwich crispy fish tacos it was so good and so much flavor. so glad we came back to try the food. drinks: beers soda water for it being a pub it doesn't feel like a bar or anything like that, we came for a family meal and had fun playing all the games and enjoyed all the food.

The restaurant is cute and certainly family friendly however the menu prices are ridiculous. Sure…read morethe generic frozen burgers a of the larger size but 16.00 to start then 2.00 more for each additional thing is insane. The menu lists bbq sauce for the western bacon cheeseburger yet it was so dry due to them putting the absolute least amount on as possible. This happened with the Rogue burger as well. Lists mayo on the menu yet nothing was on it. The ranch dressing is clearly watered down to the point that I might as well have come from the faucet... Oh and did I mention the hair we found in one of our burgers. Now don't get me wrong, I understand that restaurant work can be fast and chaotic however we ordered at 4:30 in the afternoon on a Tuesday. We are the only people in the restaurant portion and 3 patrons sitting in the bar. We were snubbed and upcharged when we asked for lettuce for the incredibly dry burgers. With the marginal service provided and multiple up-charges to the already overpriced dry burgers and 4.00/person to do putt putt, I would not recommend. I mean unless you want a side of human hair with your meal and entertainment.

Terrible! Went here a few times to get the thing i needed to play games went right up to the door…read moreand the employee practically ran from the counter to flip the sign to closed it was 5 o clock and it was supposed to close at seven overall this is the worst thing you can do to a costumer from now on im just gonna to online and buy the three dollar charger I needed to play super smash lol.

I found some games for an awesome price and had an awesome conversation about fallout with the man…read morebehind the counter. He was really cool to talk too. Excellent selection! Excellent service! Excellent value!

Such a wonderful experience. The amount of things crammed, in a perfectly organized fashion, and…read morepristinely maintained into such a small store is extraordinary. We had the pleasure of stopping here on a whim (pun intended). At first, the signpost and name led me to think of a fantasy world Tavern or an Inn for weary travellers. Luckily, it was so much better. It was a fantasy realm unto itself. The owner and proprietor of this amazing establishment was working at the time. He was so kind and helpful, even allowing us to handle some of the more valuable, rare items in his collection. Not only was he courteous and professional, but a true fan of all things nerd. Even answering questions I had about things I've enjoyed for years and never learned myself. To say this man is a Jack-of-all-trades is an understatement. He is an artist, in several senses of the word. Sculpting, Drawing, Crafting, even painting, I wish I had an ounce of the talent this guy has, and to be so humble and kind. Inconceivable! Needless to say it was truly a once in a lifetime experience and I can't wait to return. Sidenote, sadly I did not get to try the cafe he suggested as we had to hurry back for an appointment. However... That just means I'll have to visit Brookings again someday soon. Thank you for the wonderful time and the epic Bard-themed, copper colored dice container. See you next time, in your new location perhaps :)

Both this store and it's owner are a "diamond in the rough". I have been to many game stores and…read morewas blown away at how much hidden treasure is buried here and tucked away. I look forward to going there next opportunity I get.

Uhhh, I'm not sure how this great casino restaurant doesn't have a much higher rating…read more We ordered take on 2/22 /26 and I had to jump on to leave this review. The food is fantastic. Probably the best fish and chips is the area and beyond. The clam chowder is delicious too-definitely add the bread bowl because it's huge and garlicky, yet light. Truly amazing bread. The chocolate cake is fabulous. Whoever was in the kitchen this day, great job, everything was perfect. The person who took our order was sweet and very helpful as well. Thank you to her for suggesting the bread bowl. Best suggestion ever. We've eaten here for years and hadn't been back for several years or so. It was always good, clean and friendly. Now, it's a fantastic restaurant with great food. Seems like the one star ratings were over 5 years ago. Try it now, you won't be disappointed

Hotel staff were friendly and accommodating. Rooms were clean, beds were comfy, and the food was…read morepretty good. We spent the night so we could do the Redwoods the next day and am glad we stayed here instead of lodging in Crescent City. Since I'm a foodie, I've gotta be honest. It was good enough. Not great. Not a reason to stay at the hotel. The wings and pizza were the best. Homemade dough, and crispy wings. I was going to order the tacos, but was glad I didn't when I saw them. They're definitely lacking some pizass. I wanted to love the Alfredo, but it didn't taste homemade enough for me. Drinks were strong, service was wonderful, and the slot machines paid out. Overall, great stay.

Caveman bowling is a wonderful place to hang out with family. They have a small arcade and a very…read morelarge bowling alley. Spectators are elevated at this bowling alley so it is easy to watch. The food is delicious and reasonably priced. They serve coffee all day.

Went here because we needed a break from driving back to Milwaukie from Disneyland. Clean, decently…read moreoiled lanes and helpful front desk. The bartender is the reason why it's not five stars. She's about as friendly as an angry rattlesnake. If you go, just don't expect anything resembling customer service from her.

The people are great and they can sure cook up a wonderful meal and they feed you well! And they…read morehave a pool table!

Awesome food...there are very few really well seasoned grills left in the northstate..this is one…read moreof the oldest..my burger was cooked to perfection...my wife ordered the egg salad sandwich with potato salad..both were prepared to a tee..and let me tell you she is a potato salad connesouir...lol. drive the loop up highway 3 then down 96 and do yourself a favor and check out partners for a BURGER!!!!

This local bar and grill is the spot for all the local patrons of Gold Beach. I walked in and…read moreinstantly got the vibe that everyone inside knew each other. I ordered the deep fried cheese curds and chicken sandwich and both were pretty good. They had a small back outdoor patio, a pool table, a full bar, and a seating area with just enough for a small crowd. We were impressed that the bartender managed the crowd easily on her own ensuring everyone got their food and drinks from the bar to the tables in the back of the room. Was an easy place to stop for a quick bite while I was in town!

September 5 & 6, 2025 - Gold Beach, OR…read more We were staying at Turtle Rock RV Park when a local suggested we check out the Friday night steak special at Hunter Creek Bar & Grill--$21 for a full dinner. Sounded like a deal, so off we went. Walking in, we were hit with a wall of noise from the lively crowd and a haze of smoke drifting off the grill. To top it off, we got an unexpected dose of "local flavor" when an older lady at the bar fixed her gaze on my husband, asked to take his photo, and then claimed she really just wanted a picture of the door... sure, okay. I was tempted to turn right around, but we stuck it out and found a table. Before long, a server stopped by with menus and got us settled in. We decided to split the steak dinner, and it turned out to be fantastic--tender, flavorful, and more than enough for two. A glass of cabernet on the side rounded it out nicely. The best part, though, was the atmosphere. Once we relaxed into it, it was great fun being in a spot where the locals gather. A friendly couple pulled up to our table and shared stories about the area, even tipping us off to some local happenings. We enjoyed it so much that we went back the very next night. The Saturday special was a shrimp hoagie, and once again it was both a tasty meal and a great deal. We even ran into our new friends from the night before, who invited us to join their table--making it feel like we were part of the neighborhood. Note: no minors allowed.