A staple in Downtown Pomona, Paradox is such an awesome place to kick it, meet with friends and…read morehave drinks play games. Stepping in makes you feel like you are in another place, ambience is retro and full of awesome stuff. They have karaoke on Thursdays, guitar hero too. And they started to do more tournaments! Definitely check it out when you are in town!

Stopped by here the other evening to play some arcade games. It had been awhile!…read more The bartender is friendly and welcoming. Glad to see there were at least a dozen people here at 7:30 on a Thursday. I enjoyed my Hibiscus Lemonade hard kombucha!

A gem of a joint in Claremont. I enjoyed the games downstairs and browsing the cases upstairs.read more

Great value for a low price. Love coming here to play guitar hero with my friends. Staff is always…read morekind and welcoming.

Madi and Elena were the best employees I have ever met. They were very patient, helpful, funny, and…read moreprofessional. I have been to many arcades before and all the staff members were all rude and not helpful at all. Madi and Elena definitely deserve a raise. We need more employees like them. My experience at Bullwinkle's unforgettable, they made. I hope to meet them again. Please give them a raise.

Madi and Elena were very helpful they were very nice and they definitely deserve a raise or…read moresomething because they had perfect customer help very kind and patient even when we took long.

Had a 13th birthday party here today in one of the party rooms for my son. The party helpers…read moreRebecca and Jarayae were awesome. They were very helpful and kept the party moving. Loved that they made the moms balloon flower corsages when they were making swords for the boys. My son and his friends loved the unlimited buffet and of course the games.

Had a large party for my little brother and our host Ruby was a huge help!! She helped us set up…read moredecorations, keeping some of the kids engaged with games and ballooon animals, and was very sweet with everyone. Loved having her help for the day!

Back to Monday night bowling last night after a month off! It was crowded with league players for…read more2/3 of the lanes on the east side and there are maybe 8-10 lanes free for individual bowlers to play on the west side. So if you plan to take advantage of the $4 per game deal, either come early or stop by later (we're outta there by 8 lol). There are always fun events advertised at the front desk! Next up is a Dodger watch party on Saturday April 25 at 4!

Holy molium, it's Bowlium!...We were at another bowling alley that was busy hosting a tourney, so…read morethe staff recommended checking this place out. It's a striking building to look at especially during the evenings. A blast from the past with the smells to go with it. 32 Lanes as it proudly states out front, and we were given lane #26. Plenty of the lanes available too, and with that a large selection of balls. The lights were dimly lit in the place, and folks of all levels were playing that night. Fancy high-powered spinning and frequent gutter balls, we were squarely near the lower end of that spectrum. Different game modes on the screen included cartoons/animations of bowling pins, sea creatures, and comic book characters, which added some charm to an otherwise similar experience. At one point, the guys on the lane to the left gave us some good pointers, though I cannot say I will bowl enough to retain any of the muscle memory. All in all, a nice way to spend the evening.

I was told about this place, so I decided to try it out, and my kids had so much fun! It's filled…read morewith toy claw machines, and I especially loved their back wall decorated with a bunch of plushies. We spent about $30 and ended up winning two plush toys. I've seen some people win more, but you're also paying for the fun and experience the kids are having. Some of the machines can be a little tricky, but once you get the hang of them, your chances of winning definitely improve. The staff member working that day was incredibly kind to my kids and very pleasant to talk with. I can't wait to go again!

We were just casually strolling around Hong Kong Plaza on our way to Haven City Market, mentally…read morepreparing our appetites for battle, when my daughter hit the brakes like she'd spotted treasure. The treasure? Kawaii Klaws, a neon-lit claw machine paradise. Now, as a self-proclaimed foodie, I came for dumplings. But suddenly I'm evaluating joystick technique and plushie-grabbing strategy like it's a Michelin sport. It's actually a super fun arcade spot... bright, cute, and dangerously addictive. Honestly, if the twins had been there, we'd need an extra suitcase just for the prizes. Great vibes, solid hangout energy, and only mildly distracting when you're supposed to be on a serious food mission.

Recently tried their bowling for the first time (I'm usually just playing the arcade games or…read morecranes) and I was surprised with how maintained it was. I grew up in Japan and I've been going to R1 since 2005〜 Machines are pretty frequently updated here and it's maintained somewhat good. Time to time there are some rhythm games that has faulty censor, but I'm sure it will improve in the future as I've seen this place improve as a whole. One of the downsides for me is Spotcha, as a lot of their "sports" games/machines tends to be faulty and the last 3 times I went, the batting cage especially tends to not be working, but still letting people in. If it needs maintenance, I think people will understand if they put a barricade or a sign that says "under maintenance" rather than just leaving it open and people will just go home disappointed. Keep the actually working ones open, and close/put up a sign might help with maintaining customer satisfaction level. I think they're doing a great job with brining in colab's though!

Round 1 is located in the Puente Hills Mall. They have arcade games, bowling, pool tables, karaoke,…read moreand lots of claw machines for plushies. They also have food available. The have 2 lines. The line by the lockers are for the bowling, billiards, etc. The line closer to the food is for arcade and the crane machines. I specifically came for the arcade games. They have 2 options, one to get a physical card for $2 or digital for $5. For the credits to play, if you pay an higher amount there would be bonus credits. The recommended option for the physical card is load $55 for 300 credits that includes a $20 bonus. There's a variety of arcade games from shooting hoops, table hockey, DDR, instrument playing, and mario cart. They have a machine outside the prize room for you to check how many tickets you have. The prize room has a variety of small and large prizes. Overall a good place for entertainment.

Retro trailer was amazingly good and fun! We are very happy with the trailer and service they…read moreprovided. The kids had an amazing time and it definitely made our sons party more fun and enjoyable. Retro team thanks again for this, our experience was definitely 5 stars

Very professional and great experience with the kids. They had a great time and he was a real pro…read more The truck is amazing. I highly recommend Retro Rolling.

Great for all ages 5 stars for activities everyone had…read morefun1000% Pizza is 2 stars Their wings were good. If we were to have a birthday I'd order my own catering dinner

We came here for a birthday party and the kids had a blast!…read more The party is a 2 hour window and they let you now what time your laser tag games will be. Make sure your whole group is together before start time so you all play at the same time and no one misses out. Our group was a bunch of 5/6/7 year olds and the group they played against was 10-12 year olds so I felt like that was a little unfair but no one got seriously hurt so that's all you can ask for. My least favorite part was the arcade. Some of the games weren't working so that's a bust. Our kids were too young to use the VR game so it would have been nice if they got to ride the bumper cars twice instead of just losing out on that. On top of that there was only one person staffing the VR game, the mini bowling and the bumper cars so it was like 10-15 minutes between each option and there were only maybe 8 bumper cars so when there's a line the kids had to wait about 20 minutes just to ride the bumper cars. There were lines for the bumper cars and the VR so no one used the bowling because there wasn't enough staff. The pizza was fine, I believe you can order other stuff outside the party pizza if you want.

Came here with my siblings and we had a BLAST if you'd like to experience multiple experiences on…read morea budget, I recommend this place. Clean, empty (we came on a weekday), and we still didn't get to try all the amenities. $30 for 3 hours honestly got us through arcade games, bowling, playing pool and volleyball. And 99 cent ice cream to top it off? Amazing. Note: the mall itself is pretty much vacant. Wouldn't try to go shopping. 4/5 stars due to roller skating and go karting not running when we came.

This place is every germaphobe's nightmare. I remember when Spo-Cha first opened and thought it was…read morea decent little spot to do some activities. Coming back years later with somewhat optimistic expectations, it sadly now looks like a shell of what it could have been. On Sunday afternoon, we decided to check out Spo-Cha since we had nothing else to do while hanging out with friends. While I was already anticipating having to use shared equipment, it was honestly really gross seeing communal sports equipment just being hung up after use or thrown in the same bin for the next person to use... and not to mention, everything was VERY sweaty too. There were no attendants actively cleaning equipment (maybe one at the roller rink) and no form of paper towels or sprays to at least allow you to clean between use. Not sure if I was more afraid of potentially getting lice or ringworm, but I tried to avoid touching anything with cloth while I was there. If you're a parent, consider bringing extra disinfectant wipes or hand sanitizer. The bathrooms were not the cleanest but were fine if you're just washing your hands frequently. Not to mention, there were kids running amok throughout the establishment. Again, while it is to be expected, I was still a little concerned seeing there be a lack of parental supervision for a LOT of young kids (toddlers included). Not only is it dangerous for them, who likely don't know any better, but also for older teens and adults trying to avoid knocking them over when they disrupt games or recklessly run into people around the roller rink. While at the very least, most of the sports were fine to play (e.g. billiards, table tennis, volleyball, pickleball, etc.), when it came to the arcade... half the machines were broken. And even if they worked, then a third of those would have something wrong with it. At that point, you'd rather spend your money at Round 1 next door for arcade games and somewhat of a nicer experience. Moving on to the dining area... We did get thirsty after a while and, after noticing a pitcher of water at an empty table, we asked if we could order one as well. The staff (hiding behind the self-order kiosks, since you do not have the option to order at the register) let us know that a pitcher of water costs $8. Needless to say, consider eating and drinking before/after you come here (or just fork up a few extra dollars for a soda instead). Sure, you can say that you get what you pay for, but this place seems to have been going downhill for a while. The only person really working was the employee in a black button up checking us in and out at the counter. He was very courteous and efficient, but seemed pretty overworked. Not sure what things look like behind the scenes, but it doesn't seem like anyone else other than him really cared about the quality or reputation of this place. Overall, if you're looking for a place to kill 3 hours with a $30 budget, you've found it. If you keep your expectations low enough, it's honestly not that terrible of a spot to try different sports or get a little exercise in while having some semblance of fun. But, if you have the chance to avoid it, avoid it. Or instead, consider catching a movie at AMC or heading to Round 1 before it meets the same fate as Spo-Cha.