Pay between $1 to $5 for unlimited pinball play. Yes, you choose the amount!!…read more Pinball games they have include: The Addams Family The Creature from the Blue Lagoon Star Wars The Shadow Doctor Who And more! They have some really, really old machines. So nostalgic! They serve beer. Must be 21+ to enter. Located in the Murphy Building. If you see a black bank vault door... you're there!! Some people hog the machines but most are considerate. Not sure on when they are open but for sure on First Friday's.

Word is getting out...this is a freaking awesome place to play a game of pinball...and it really is…read morein a vault! My husband and his friend come here for their competitive league pinball games. Everyone is friendly and there is beer available for purchase if you so choose to indulge. As for the other times the PinVault is open, I'm not sure about drink options as I have only been here during league times. I personally don't play. I hang out on the couch with my puppy and she greets everyone. Everyone (including the guys who run the place!) are super-friendly and have a grand time playing pinball.

We went here for mini golf with the kids. They have 2 18 hole courses and it was a lot of fun. The…read morecourses were in pretty good condition and they were just hard enough. I would recommend for dates and family nights out.

Great fun on a hot day. Two 18 hole courses - though #18 on both courses is a sham...no scoring,…read morejust collecting your ball. Kinda cheesy after $9 per person. Otherwise it was a good course with some difficult holes among a few easy ones (we played the Red Beard course). It's part of the bowling, laser tag & arcade business of Woodland Bowl. Inside is well air conditioned as an escape from the heat.

The first thing the owners of Rustic Gardens Golf Center will likely tell you is that this is not…read morewhat is commonly known as Putt-Putt. Located on the southeast side of Indy, Rustic Gardens actually was born all the way back in 1924. Ownership has changed hands and the name these days is actually "Rustic Driving Range & Mini Golf." First off, pricing: $8 for 9 holes (takes around 45-60 minutes) $13 for 18 holes (takes around 60-90 minutes) $18 for 27 holes (takes about 120 minutes) Kids under the age of 3 are free. Club rental and ball included. Rustic Gardens offers private party space at their 9-hole and 18-hole course and access to the course comes with event rental. Reservations are recommended, though they can occasionally respond to short-term requests. Rates are from $150 for 2 hours (9-hole course) to $300 for 2 hours (18-hole course) with additional hours available. Check their website for the full details (I'm adding the website to the listing). Rustic Gardens also has a men's league and a women's league along with a Fall tournament. Rustic Gardens is a mini vision of a 27-hole golf course. It has natural grass, obstacles, and trees. Nearly every other mini-golf place in Indiana is a Putt-Putt type place with turf (generally easier). This course has some holes well over 75 feet - most holes are par 4 with some par 5 (with Putt-Putt, par 2 or 3 is a standard). Rustic Gardens indicates the course is disability friendly, though I'd likely disagree with them. Some holes are definitely not. I would agree that an effort has been made to improve access and I think those who are generally mobile (even those who are simply very good in wheelchairs) will find enough to have a good time here. Overall, this is a really cool and under-appreciated place in Indy and it's truly family friendly. Employees are friendly and helpful and the atmosphere is quite pleasing. I have a couple friends who really love it here - so, there's no doubt I'll be back.

So unique and fun! If you're looking for putt putt, but a little twist, this is the place.read more

I saw a lot of professional bowling teams within All Star so this establishment may be catered…read moretowards highly skilled bowlers, and if you fall into that category this spot may be for you. I came with 4 children on a Friday afternoon at 2:30P.M. Price for one game with shoes for the four came to $29. There were two staff members during our visit. They both worked tirelessly to help service the patrons bowling. Our lanes were switched twice as the bowling balls continued to get stuck. The second lane got to the point where we had 12+ balls stuck on the lane, as we had become tired of going to find help each time a ball was stuck. This really hurt the momentum of the game. And since all the balls continued to accumulate, the kids would miss turns as the sensor would incorrectly assume the balls stuck were gutter balls. The group next to us also continued to have the same issue. I wish we were able to type our names in as well. Names are put in by the staff member checking you in. Part of the fun at bowling is creating fun names for the boards.

I booked a party at All Star Bowl for my daughter's 15th birthday. I began the process by filling…read moreout the online form, but no one had contacted me after a couple days, so I called. The gentleman who answered was friendly, efficient and helpful. He quickly checked the schedule for the date I requested and provided the available times for that day. He took my credit card info for the $25 deposit and we were all set! On the day of the party, we arrived and were greeted warmly. Again, the gentleman at the desk was kind and provided service with a smile. I think the cupcakes gave us away because he greeted me by name. Our party was scheduled for 2pm, but several of my guests were going to be late, so when he asked what time the entire group would arrive, I was relieved. They were flexible with us on the start time, so we pushed it back a half hour to give our group time to arrive. We were provided a list for guests' names to be put in the computer and for bowling shoe sizes to be listed. It made everything run smooth and quick. Pizzas were scheduled to come out 30 minutes into our party, and they were right on time. I did have to go ask about our beverages, but those came out rather quickly too. The only reason this isn't a 5-star review is due to the ongoing computer malfunctions on our lanes. We had lanes 45-48 initially, but since a few of our guests couldn't make it, we were given 45-47. Immediately, 45 presented itself to be an issue, so that group was relocated to 48. Eventually, 46 began doing the same things. Balls kept getting stuck, pins weren't being counted and the games kept ending prematurely. It was really frustrating. They did comp 2 of the pizzas ($16 value) for the inconvenience, but that really couldn't make up for the fact that some of us never got to finish even one game. Overall, the friendliness of the staff made the difference and my teenagers had a good time. If I were to return, I definitely would not choose to bowl on those lanes!

Westfield Collective is such a fun food + drink hall in Westfield, IN! With so many options under…read moreone roof, there's truly something for everyone -- burgers & BBQ from Bristol's, ice cream from District Creamery & Sweets, bowls from Fork & Fire, Mexican from Roberto & Miguel's Handcrafted Mexican, chicken from Lei Lei's Crafted Chicken, and pizza from Zaria Pizzeria. Ordering is super easy, too! Just scan the QR code at your table, place your order, and you'll get a notification when it's ready. The pour wall was definitely one of my favorite parts! You can grab a card and pay by the ounce for your own pours, with options ranging from mixed drinks, seltzers, beer, and cider. Just be mindful with the mixed drinks because the ounces add up FAST at $1.95/oz compared to around $0.50/oz for beer, cider, or seltzers. Our group tried a little bit of everything, and overall, there wasn't much to complain about! I did pay an extra $3 to add chicken to my nachos since it didn't originally come with them, and unfortunately, the customer service when I brought my meal back to inquire about the chicken wasn't the best. Granted they made sure to correct my meal and it was delicious so not too much to complain about. The burgers, tacos, burritos, wraps, and pizza were all flavorful, and with this many options, it's pretty hard to go wrong. There's also plenty of space to spread out upstairs, downstairs, or outside, plus multiple big screens throughout -- making it a great spot for a night out with friends. Overall, we had such a fun night at Westfield Collective! I'll definitely be back to try more of the food & hopefully see some new options rotating on the pour wall.

I was really disappointed with our experience. For a place that's supposed to be great for watching…read moresports, there were barely any TVs upstairs besides the large one in the middle, so it wasn't easy to catch the games. There were also flies everywhere, which made it hard to enjoy our meal. The drinks ended up being almost $20 each after tip, and the food definitely didn't justify the price. I specifically asked for my chicken extra crispy, but it came out soggy and the portions were surprisingly small. The onion rings were soggy as well. the 3 piece chicken, fries and got a side of onion rings was $20. To top it off, kids were running around all over the upstairs area. We were told there weren't supposed to be kids upstairs, but that clearly wasn't a thing. Unfortunately, between the atmosphere, food quality, and prices, this wasn't a good experience and I wouldn't return.

Trampoline was fun. Food was fine. Service is not bad. I would come again. Many activities are not…read moreboring.

An excellent set of trampoline & jump pit activities for kids. Upkeep/maintenance is suspect…read more(flooring bubbles at top of steps is a serious trip hazard). The oven was not working resulting in no hot foods (pizzas, hot pretzels, chicken strips...). A little TLC is needed to make this place work. Pricing with monthly & annual memberships is great!

Our favorite Friday adventure = Jumparoo at Urban Air…read more Every Friday from 10-12, they host a special event just for kids 5 & under--and it's seriously perfect for the littles. No big kids Never overly packed Fun "kid nightclub" vibe with lights + music There's so much for them to do: * Jump and play freely * Dodgeball on the trampolines * Ball pit fun * Balance beams in the foam blocks * Adventure center exploring * THREE different slides They even offer crafts, and the concession stand is open if you need a snack break. I love that it's ideal for kids who have just started walking--everything feels manageable and fun without being overwhelming. $10.99 per kid + adults get in FREE Such an easy, fun way to get energy out and make Friday mornings feel special

Noblesville, Indiana location is absolutely amazing! 8 grandkids so this has become our second…read morehome! Highly recommend.

Dope spot. The Google reviews are all about the beer, which is tremendous, but the pizza is great…read moretoo. I got a pepperoni and sausage pizza with hot honey and it was awesome. The pizza is kind of small though. It will fill two people or one person if you have portion control issues. They serve Narrow Gauge draft beer out of the St. Louis area and it is dynamite....a little pricey though. They had a barrel aged stout called Duality on draft and it was GREAT - one of the best beers that I've ever had and I don't usually like stouts. You can order cans or bottles of some of the beer to go. The bartender did an A+ job and she was delightful. I could have talked to her all day. There were five other people at the bar and all of these strangers just started talking to each other and becoming friends. It was pretty cool.

This afternoon I adventured over to The Abandoned Station and was pleasantly surprised by their…read morebeer selection. They have Narrow Gauge Brewery on tap, who apparently doesn't know how to make anything but good beer. I was in the mood for a dark brew and decided to try a few of their imperial stouts, all of which were delectable. First I had the Kofe and it was an aged coffee beer with a robust flavor at 12.5% ABV. Then I tried their guest tap called Hoplore and it would've pair well with a donut. Personally it was a little too sweet to think about having a full pint of but at 12.8% ABV it definitely had a wow factor to it. Finally I settled on the King Copra. This beer hit all the levels for me! I love anything with coconut, having it be 10.5% ABV was the icing on the cake. I can't wait to see what other wonderfully unique beers they have next time I visit.