I took my little brother here thinking this was still the Incredible Pizza Company (IPC), however, that wasn't the case. Although everything inside is just like IPC, it's under new ownership and slightly higher prices from what I remember. In other words, new name, same game.
Stepping inside, things look pretty good, however, that isn't exactly the case. For the price of buffet, I think they should offer much more variation in their pizzas. They have about 6-8 pizzas out at a time and sometimes, they are the same flavor. I wouldn't normally mind, however, the pizza is small and not that good. A step below CiCi's in the food department, if you ask me. They do offer a small salad bar which may makes up for their lack of pizzas but that doesn't fly with me.
The games here are extremely expensive. One game can be $3 per play which is more than I'd ever pay for any arcade. Some of the smaller games may be cheap, however, those get boring pretty quick and a lot of them do not work properly. The plus side is that they offer bumper cars, go-karts and a mini-golf course, however, these are all over $3 per person and mostly for the kiddies. I did play mini-golf which was probably the funnest thing there but that was about it for me. Some of the games do give out tickets which allows the kids to get some toy but as with any place, the good stuff requires too many tickets.
Overall, this isn't somewhere I'd like to come again. My little brother had fun, however, I feel that the amount of money spent could have provided more fun for him elsewhere. The food here was lacking and as Jason P. said in his IPC review, you're probably better off going to Chuck E. Cheese. read more
