Falcon Restaurant, located on Falcon Golf Course in Hudson, offers a refined dining experience with…read morea distinctive fusion of Indian and Italian cuisines. The extensive menu features expertly prepared Indian specialties alongside authentic Italian dishes, including a variety of well-crafted pizzas. Guests can also enjoy a huge selection of drinks, perfectly complementing the diverse food offerings. The elegant and welcoming ambiance is enhanced by a private room, ideal for family gatherings and special celebrations. Coupled with attentive and professional service, Falcon Restaurant is highly recommended for discerning diners seeking quality cuisine and a sophisticated environment in Hudson. PASQUALE TESTA

Golf course itself is great. But all they want to do is collect money and the hell with paying…read morecustomers. 5 hours for 14 holes! We had to leave after 14. With two groups waiting to tee off on 15. It would have been at least 6 hours for that round. Do you want to pay $81 for a 6 hour round of golf on a Monday ? I understand that they had a mini tourney of 4 foursomes that completely backed up the whole course. But their responsibility is to assure ALL of the golfers following this group of louts can still enjoy their round.

Let's be clear: the food here is terrible and extremely unhealthy... but that's not the point of…read morethis kind of place. I organized a birthday party here for my daughter (w/ 10 or so friends) and everyone had FUN! That's what matters. The kids enjoyed the playground area and the laser tag (I enjoyed the latter as well). The activity flow was well-organized and implemented. This was money well spent. I kind of wonder: could a place like this offer the same activities, improve the healthiness and quality of food, increase the price point in response, and survive/thrive? I'd be a customer in that "version" of Cache-A-L'eau for sure ;-)

We attended a birthday party of one of my daughter's friends. First things first: the kiddos had a…read moreblast. The place is huge and there are plenty of fun play areas for the kids. What was lacking was supervision. There is an area for kids 3 and under, but no one was around to ask older kids not to enter. My daughter is not quite 2 years old yet and kept being pushed around by kids over 5 and as old as 10. Older kids do tend to dominate space, which is fine - but they have SO many other areas to play; that it really wasn't necessary that they be there. It would have been more pleasant if there was someone to monitor the areas and kindly remind the older kids that this particular area is for smaller kids only. Secondly, I have a 4-month-old baby as well and was disappointed to find out that they do not have an area or room for breastfeeding. When I asked whether there was a room for breastfeeding I was directed to a single bathroom with a clogged toilet and basically told that this was better than nothing. Perhaps my standards are too high, but I feel as though if you are going to open an children's amusement center you should probably consider that some parents have babies in addition to toddlers or older kids, and that they may need to feed them. It is unacceptable to me to suggest that a mother should feed her child on a toilet. If for no other reason than it being unsanitary.

Zone 15 is like the new recreatheque. It has a mini arcade, laser tag (which is the primary stuff…read morehere), mini putt, vr tag and car racing simulator. The pricing is fair, about 25$ for 4 game of laser tag and 1 game of putting. Laser tag is a 2 story place on a 20 vs 20 roaster. You get point by shooting the other team which, on hit, disable the vest and gun for 2 sec. The layout is nice. There is some gizmo on the wall here and there that you can shoot and it does some stuff. I'm unsure if they yield any points though. Think about dark zone but without the base and with only 2 teams. The miniput is nice and different from what I'm used to. It has its own teaming and it has some challenging layout. Suit player of all age and fun to play. Last hole is a waste of opportunity since you put and unless you go on reverse, you'll end up in the hole in 1 shot. There's a lounge for adult on the second floor but I never saw it open. There's a special for birthday too that include putting and 4 game of laser tag, food and a private room. I think it's something like 300$ for 1 adult 7 kids. A great place for fun, laser tag are a bit of reservation based (more like slot based, we arrived at 15h15 and were spotted for 17h00).

Quite enjoyed this lovely mini golf course, although the 2 hour wait really, REALLY sucks. Come…read moreprepared for this. Cascades is beautifully maintained, but the holes are a bit boring, lots of short putts, everything is PAR 2. Not very many obstacles TBH, maybe I was spoiled on the West Coast with awesome windmill and skill obstacles. The super-low skill level probably makes it more kid-friendly, and mostly it was parents with young kids. They know where the market is, tho seniors and teenagers get $1 off regular price ($13 instead of $14) what a deal, LOL. I'd come back, but goddamn, bring some water or food or something, it's a long f'n wait. We even joked about calling Skip the Dishes while we we were waiting. Only decent mini-golf in Montreal area, apparently. Worse wait than Disneyland. Expect to stand in line (line ride) for at least an hour, then another hour (bench ride) until you golf. Kudos to all the kids who kept their behaviour controlled through the brutal boring wait. Keeps the ice cream shop flush I guess. They are definitely set up better to sell ice cream to a captive audience than they are to accommodate hoards of folks coming to mini-golf. The real money is there after all.

I used to come here as a kid with my parents…read more The course is so much fun and brought back many great childhood memories. Tons of different pars and challenges. The fact that each hole is on a different level makes this mini putting experience enjoyable and different from other places. However, be advised that there is an initial 40min wait to get to the first hole on a busy day. It is still worth it. Prices are decent and not too expensive for what you play for. Grab an ice cream at the local ice cream shop in the same complex when you're done, it's delicious!

This place was great, I was in town for a bachelor party and up and along for whatever activities…read morethe best man had in store for this group of 12. Strippers, hookers, dancers whatever .....sadly or not, we got axe throwing and a strip joint that well, hates money (let's leave that for a different review chez paree) Typically ax throwing doesn't enter a marriage story until year 2; when the honeymoon is over, but read on if you want. I believe the best man booked a reservation for an hour it may have been more, but regardless they trained us on how to actually throw, showed us some trick shots and had score cards for an actual round robin competition. I can't even give this place 4 stars for not having booze available, but i want to for the record, yeah yeah throwing axes and booze don't mix, were Americans we don't care. We definitely ran over the reservation time, but rather than shake us down for more money for more time, they gave us the option to buy more (we didn't) and they still let us finish our competition and then got us all together for some photos. No force sell either, I believe they mentioned they would put the photo up on Facebook and then took some with our phones. Would they do this in America? No fucking chance, capitalism apparently is subject to each venu in Canada. This is a real thing and I reason I love Canada for this, that and you know poutine, and the US dollar being worth 1.26 in that funny colored money they have. I believe you can have zero athletic ability (a few at this thing did) and still have the ability to stick the axe, I mean it's an ax, throw it at the board, get good and then you will be fully trained for the zombie attack in America. I plan on throwing a bunch of them while I run to Canada to live, and clearly there will be a significant amount of trained canadians ready to kick ass as well. Just another reason to move to America's top hat. Try it for yourself, and if you are wondering why I kept changing the spelling of ax/axe it's just because I can, don't axe. (I love dad jokes) #fuckyoukeith

Great time. Something different to do. Good music and axe throwing. 2 hour package is perfect…read more Who'd have thought this would be a great time!

If you like modern plaves, super tech bowling or big balls bowling than this is not the place for…read moreyou. If you are into small balls bowling (perfect for kids), retro places that make you feel you are back in the 80s than come down here. It doesnt get any more old school than this place. Yoy fill your score on a piece of paper, you need to push a botton after each shot or turn but this is part of the magic for me. Also the place is super cheap. I went for 2 games (with shoes) with my son and it was about 10$..definitely will come again.

C'était quand meme vraiment nice les employers sont vrm chill et les skaters aussi, beaucoup de…read moreramps mais ya beaucoup de personne.

The place is pretty small but every ramps were made very well! They have many vending machines but…read moreno cafeteria. The Skateshop is very nice and have a large selection of boards. All in all its a great place

great place, friendly in a amazing location. The teachers are professionals. I go there since 2016read more

I like it here very much. Maybe it's the kid in me who went to a zillion gymnastics classes between…read morewhen school finished and my parents finished work, and who was especially fond of the uneven parallel bars. Maybe it's the idea of turning this thing that people associate with putting the female body on display for men around, and looking at how incredibly physically challenging and artistic it is, to the point where it becomes a popular competitive sport. Maybe it's that I can be wildly klutzy and awkward and learning a sexy swing is nice, and when I fail at it, is hilarious. Anyway, I'd always wanted to try it. So I went! The studio is clean and bright and overlooks Jean Talon market, and it's covered in these funny and welcoming posters that make you feel like it's totally ok to be a complete awkward beginner at pole dancing and to try it anyway. The owner has a great welcoming energy, she's funny and upbeat and intent on making a non-competitive fun space. The studio is tiny and classes book in advance, so take advantage of the online reservation system. I took a class for beginners and most of the class was not beginners and that was intimidating, but I loved it anyway. We did a whole simple routine by the end of the hour and I was bad at it but it was deeply satisfying anyway. Can't wait to go back.