My wife and I walked by and decided to hop in and see what was up. We didn't have a reservation but…read morethe time we went (2pm on Thursday), there was plenty of options. We ended up doing the jungle room - we aren't the most experienced at escape rooms but we found room interesting and engaging. The front desk lady is available for hints if you need via phone call - she was super helpful in general. I'd recommend enigma and probably best to do a reservation if you go on a busy time so you can get your preferred room

Enigma Escape room is excellent. We've been to two rooms. The first was Fairytale (4/5 in…read moredifficulty). It's a small room with no secondary room, but it's a lot of fun. It has many little disjoint puzzles which are somewhat challenging. Each puzzle is independent of the others, which allows for a group to split into smaller groups and solve the puzzles in parallel. The second room was The Lost Treasure (3/5 in difficulty). It was well thought-out and somewhat more challenging than advertised. The main room leads to a secondary room, and the main room is considerably more challenging. Both rooms were suitable for all ages. One of the great things about Enigma is that they allow you a lot of extra time. On both occasions they allowed us almost an additional hour to try to escape. They gave lots of clues, without taking away from the challenge. Moreover, the place is well maintained and it is clean. Keep up the good work.

What a blast Great…read moreescape room company. Especially this location. We tried the wine cellar, which is the second hardest and it was crazy, but really really fun. Did it in over an hour had to use the phone to get help as it was really comp Great, great restaurant great service Highly recommend checking these guys out

I visited Escape Manor for a corporate Christmas party. I didn't know this place existed tbh, but I…read morehad a lot of fun! We did the Death Row room, had a few bites to eat, and played some darts. The escape room was on the tougher side but was still very enjoyable, especially considering our group had people that were mostly unfamiliar with escape rooms. We then had some food - their nachos, bruschetta, and spinach dip are really yummy, would recommend getting them to share. I had the turkey bacon club for myself and it came with a lot of chips on the side, and the club itself was pretty good. We then played a round of darts, and it was pretty cool that the dart board had a sensor to move the game along and tally up points automatically. Would definitely recommend this spot to anyone looking for a fun night for a group outing!

Did the "diamond heist" room and it was so fun. Lots of…read moredifferent rooms and a good difficulty level. Had a lot of fun doing the room with my boyfriend! Go here :) we got out!! Jenn and priscila are beautiful and wonderful workers :)

A surprisingly great experience for such a small place! My friends and I did the Diamond Heist game…read moreand it was a lot of fun. It was a little on the easier side compared to other escape rooms I've done but I enjoyed it nonetheless. The riddles are interesting and require thought but are easy enough for non-experienced escape room players. I would go back to try the other two games as they sound a bit more exhilarating.

In terms of delivery/operational quality, Roundabout is the most professional escape room…read moreexperience my wife and I have tried. Staff are helpful, the rooms and their moving parts are well maintained, and the overall facility is pretty clean. Brief commentary on two of the rooms: 1) The ninja room is superbly designed. It's playable, fun, and one clue clearly leads to the next in a logical fashion. Be aware that one of the challenges requires a good deal of patience and hand-eye coordination. As escape rooms go, ninja is a shining example of how to do it right. 2) By contrast, the mummy room is interesting but suffers from some (in my opinion) design flaws. After overcoming the first couple puzzles, one is quickly saturated with what I'll call "clue overload". There are too many partially-complete pieces of information, which leads to a chaotic rather that methodological progression. Moreover, the extreme low light conditions make an already tough room nearly impossible. One other word to the wise: don't arrive too early. Waiting area quarters are super cramped. Nevertheless, this is a great escape room operation. We'll be back next Toronto visit.

Did the Butcher's Basement with my boyfriend and we had a wonderful time! The puzzles matched the…read moredifficulty stated on the website (4/5 if I remember correctly). If you're worried about the horror effect, don't worry because I was too, but it was not bad! This room calls for a maximum of 8 people but we were able to complete it with 2. The staff were friendly and kind, and the ambience of the place is lovely. Looking forward to trying out the other rooms!

Played the Blind Tiger Speakeasy with 7 of my friends on a Thursday night. We had a great time and…read morewere pleasantly surprised by how many puzzles there were to solve and how thoughtfully they created the game. There were 3 staff that helped us out and I very much appreciated that they were able to accommodate one friend that was running late. The rest of us started the game and he was able to join us after. For large groups, I'd highly recommend Blind Tiger Speakeasy since you could reserve it for up to 12 players. I liked that I would make a payment for 8 of us at the time of booking, and if other friends wanted to join, they could and they would just need to pay for their admission at the time of arrival. Thanks for a great time Captive Escape Rooms!

They were nice enough to extend our start time for our large group. Clear instructions were…read moreprovided with a story line. We completed the Blind Tiger escape room as that was only room which accommodated 12 people. Each time we were stuck, the staff assisted. That particular escape room was immersive, lots of different ways to seek out clues. We couldn't beat the best time of 40 mins Tips: GPS leads to the spa down the road. The escape room is closest to the bbq chicken. It's the stairs leading to the upper unit. Communicate with your group. Clues might come in other ways (focus on all senses)

Great place!! I love the price and the quality of room you get…read more Highly suggest the Black Room!! The in the dark really sets the atmosphere and the handcuffs helps as well. It was a really big team work job. I loved the use of technology and riddles combined. The red time count down clock really made us feel the rush. They probably do need to edit the last puzzle cause I still don't know how that fits in with everything. Otherwise I had a lot of fun. I came back to do the music room and it was decent, the sound mixer puzzle really needs to be edited because it was so hard to input the answer in. one of the locks were also rusted shut. Lol.

Been here a few times. This is a mid-tear Escape Room place, not the worst but certainly not the…read morebest. The clues and room themes don't necessarily go hand-in-hand, and it feels like random puzzles were used for each themed room. The explanations prior to game start weren't well explained, and it seemed the staff working were less enthusiastic about helping and more adamant about getting us to post on social media about our time after the fact.

We did the Murdoch Mysteries Escape Room challenge and it was a blast!!! I highly recommend this…read moreEscape Room. There were 10 of us and we made it to the last clue and would have won if we had 5 more seconds.

A fun off the beaten path way to experience Casa Loma!…read more We played the King of the Bootleggers game in the afternoon (4:30pm). The game is designed for up to 15 people. In the end our group had 9 people. A little unusual is that because the games are designed for such a large number of people you'll likely be playing with strangers unless you have enough friends and book the entire game. Since the castle closes at 5pm we didn't have trouble parking. If you're purely there for the game I'd recommend booking an evening game so the parking lot is more likely to have space. The website difficulty rating was accurate. With 9 people it was very challenging to finish in 60 minutes. If only we had about 10 more minutes we probably could have solved it fully. (Someone told me that Murdoch Mysteries was so hard to at with a group of 12 they only solved about 70% of it. But she still had a great time!) King of the Bootleggers is great in that there are three separate rooms that are part of the puzzle. So the group is divided up. You may be able to mostly only play with your friends and not strangers. At the end you do come together for a final puzzle that requires some teamwork. That also means this particular game has re-play value! If you played one room you could get play again and ask to play a different room. The actors did a fantastic job and really set this escape room apart from all others I've played. They were helpful with giving unlimited hints while staying in character. If encouraged to interact with them in character (but no physical touching. Be nice to them). Part of Bootleggers was walking through the tunnels of the castle. The tunnels were decorated with lights for Christmas! So that was a nice bonus. Highly recommend! There's also a photo op at the end and you can tip your actors. Take away points are you should have a lot of friends or be prepared to play with strangers if you want to win and go in the evening for better parking.

Amazing selection. Amazing customer service. This local gem is a perfect location to rent games to…read moretry them out and buy the ones you love.

My experience with these guys was great. I used their app and was able to find the type of game…read morethat I was looking to play. They have a great way of narrowing it down. I was unable to ask for it to be delivered on a certain day and it came in a brand bag and even had three bags of popcorn in it. What a nice touch We got a trivia game and a betting /someone trivia game. They were both in great condition and they had a contents list that was laminated inside. And all the cards had protective sleeves over them so it was great for keeping everything fresh as well as cleaning anything between customers. I opted to drop it off myself instead of paying for it to be picked up. They close at seven so it was a little tight for me with when I finish work but I was able to get them back. It was really hard to find. They have a sandwich sign that sometimes gets knocked down in the wind and it wasn't clear inside what way I needed to go to find the place. I love this idea though the fact that you can rent boardgames instead of having to buy them is perfect. You could really step up your game night game