I came here because they offer €6 movies every Tuesday (as far as I can tell, it's for any movie…read moreincluding 3D movies) and the VIP seats cost €8.20 (they certainly look fancier). The regular seats are decent, can't complain. The 3D glasses are still €1.50 each, but it's optional if you already have your own. I love that they don't upcharge for mandatory glasses. If you're used to American movie theaters, I highly recommend looking at the concession stand menu beforehand. The options for what you can purchase is mind blowing. Around the middle of the movie there was a break in which you could stretch your legs, use the bathroom and resupply on snacks. Our movie was two hours so I definitely appreciated the intermission. Our movie had after-credits and the movie attendant was the one that came in and told everyone. I honestly would have never guessed, since I'm only used to after-credits in Marvel movies. They even dimmed the lights for the after-credit scene! All in all, worth every buck!

If you're familiar with Dave & Busters, this is basically the Dutch version. No restaurant, but you…read moreget two floors of pure entertainment. This is seriously a great option for passing time with friends, especially late at night because this is one of the few places which is open super late (unless you like bars). This should go without saying, but don't come here expecting to profit. For €20, you get 5 free games. If you get a new card and sign up with your e-mail, you get another 5 free games. The free plays don't have a restriction on machine, so I would use your free plays on the more expensive machines (for example, the coin pusher and Kung Fu Panda Dojo are both €1.29). Oh, for 300 tickets you can get a soda. If nothing else, at least you won't be thirsty. Knocking a star down because I saw a lot of machines advertised on their website, but the Eindhoven location was apparently the only one that didn't have the majority of the newer machines added to the other locations.

Great entertainment for young and old! Love that they have…read morean assortment of oldschool and newschool games there. Public transport is right accross the street, so that's convinient. Just make sure you bring a filled wallet, because the games are so much fun, that you might lose a bit more money than you counted on in the first place. As for the rest: Love it!

Eep! This is such a cool venue. I love that there are two stages for larger and smaller audiences…read more You can be in the thick of it on the floor in front of the stage, stand off to the side for some breathing room, or take it all in from a balcony. Excellent acoustics and fun visuals enhance any act. There are tons of options for drinks, including plenty of zero-proof options, which I really appreciate. You'll get a wooden token when you enter--don't lose it or you'll need to pay a deposit for your beverage! Plenty of bathrooms (so no wait) and easy to book and use lockers on site added convenience. It's within easy walking distance of the central train station (and tons of hotels and dining, too), so it's painless to get there and back to your room.

I went there for Eindhoven MEtal Meeting and I left there everyday smelling like CIgarette smoke…read more They have inside smoking places which makes no sense, just send them outside to smoke. I got sick from all of the smoke inside of that place. There aren't many places to sit. They sell way too many tickets for that small place. On the other hand, the lighting was good and they have good merchandise choices. I would have to think twice if I would go again. We stayed in the hotel or on local bars as much as we did in the gig. I just needed to get away from that cigarette smoke!! IT is bad for my health. It is sad that I had to choose between my favorite bands and my lungs, especially since I paid for the tickets to see my favorite bands.

had a great time playing here, token system to buy drinks (a plastic coin is worth one euro), and a…read moreeuropean shot is like 1/2 a US shot apparently. The sound was very good, the light show and fog machine were silly.

As a heartfelt gamer, I immediately felt at home! You will…read morenot find these VR systems and experience set-up like this anywhere else in the Netherlands. Especially the VR Omni is really something you should have tried as a gamer! Great VR specialists! Really good games that are actually played by GAMERS! Nice large selection of games too. Don't see that very often at other VR-arcades. I see a bright future for this new style of arcade gaming! Highly recommended for anyone who loves video games, is into e-sports or just wants to chill out with friends / family!

A two floor restaurant/cafe with a spacious setup, funky music playing (pretty loud, making it less…read morethan ideal for older people but perfect for others), right in front of the main church. The best thing about this place is the balcony/terrace on the first floor (second floor for Americans). However it was closed as its winter now. Service was a little slow. Food tasted really well. I much more than a café. Restaurant quality food (and all day long!). WiFi is free

Nice atmosphere and a really clever take on food. They do a good job of fusing different cuisines…read moreinto dishes...veal goulash curry? Who would have thought it? The menu can get tired after a while but the dishes you get are outstanding. It's one of our favorite places to eat.

The museum tells the story of the Philips company from its founding in 1891 by Gerard and Frederik…read morePhilips through to the present day where it's known for medical equipment, consumer electronics and home appliances and yes, light bulbs. Lots to see and movies to watch, most of it in Dutch with English captions. So much history of this massive conglomerate company! There is of course a gift shop and I picked up a new fridge magnet. [Review 21282 overall - 87 in Netherlands - 247 of 2024.]

This was the second time we visited the Philips Museum. In itself the museum provides a very nice…read moreview of the timeline of the company, going from the early factory to recent inventions. It seems to be more interactive than during the earlier visit. What made this visit really nice, however, was the Vintage Philips Weekend, where collectors had there Philips collections. This included the possibility to play old computer games. It was an hour well spent.