came here on 7/19 for the world cup final while D&B was running their unlimited wings and fries…read morepromotion. it was a huge letdown. we were seated way too close to the tvs, making it uncomfortably loud. several arcade games were out of order, the service was lackluster, and my lemon pepper wings came out as buffalo wings with lemon pepper seasoning instead. if you're expecting a packed house for an event like the world cup final, there's really no excuse for broken games, incorrect orders, and lackluster service. be ready for the crowd you're inviting in.

Recently came to Dave & Buster's and had an OK time…read more First, we arrived in the late afternoon and the parking lot was busy but we managed to find a spot. I did see a sign indicating that there was additional parking in a separate lot, but it seemed kind of far away so I feel sorry for people who have to park there :) Anyway, we walked inside, got our play card, and got to work! Overall, it was pretty darn busy, with tons of teenagers and kids running around. The games were pretty fun but a bunch of them had minor issues or were just flat out broken (one of them even ate our money). It felt like the games were a little pricey but I didn't feel super ripped off. We did not try the food this time around. I guess I would come back? It's not the best arcade I've ever been to, but as long as you go in with the expectation that some of the machines are going to be busted, I think you'll have an OK experience.

Great fun miniature golf that takes it to a whole new level!…read more Venue: looks can be deceiving. Doesn't look like it can accommodate 3 courses but it sure can. Has small kitchen for food and drinks( soft drinks and beer). Has sitting area to eat. Small arcade area. The miniature golf course here is so awesome- it is not your average miniature golf course. It has unique chances a long with it- weather throwing balls, , puzzles, coordination, you name it. It even has a small zip line within! Service: everybody was very friendly Price: reasonable. Came here with my son but I enjoyed it more!

From the heart of Raleigh, NC is this unique indoor putt putt course. I was in town for a wedding…read moreand this place was the first activity that populated and I needed to check it out! There are 3 course Yellow, red, and blue. I didn't realize that there were multiple course until half way through the course I was wondering how I get on the indoor bus. Each course had a uniqueness that made it completely different from the other courses. My favorite from Yellow course was the zip line, red course was the slippery floor and the Rocket , and blue course was the bus and pool table. Each course & hole had an activity thaw was an interactive experience. The cost for this activity was $16 for all 3 courses per person, great price for this experience. The staff were friendly and answered all my questions. I didn't eat but definitely bring a water bottle as they have refill station near the bathroom. The bathrooms were clean as well as the inside & on the courses. Employee was dusting the course in between people finishing their shots. The parking lot was huge, so definitely plenty of parking. I had a great time and definitely recommend, if you're looking for a fun, unique activity. Cheers

very good and fun. the go cars were my favourite thing there. few things to be aware of…read more 1. be ready to spend at list $50-$75 2. don't go on the spining coaster 3. don't order chicken it's one of two dry as the Sahara desert or sushi raw.

Frankie's Review - 3/5…read more While in town, we decided to visit Frankie's after it was recommended to me by my boss, and this time I had my husband and 12-year-old son with me. Overall, it was a nice way to spend time together as a family and gave us something fun to do during our visit. Frankie's offers a good variety of attractions, and my son especially enjoyed the rides, including the claw, roller coaster, and zero gravity experience. We also played putt-putt golf, which was enjoyable, though I personally found the course a bit less challenging than similar places I've visited before. The road course was also on the shorter side, but still fun for what it offered. One thing I would note is that the pricing felt a bit high, particularly for the arcade games and rides, especially considering some of the experiences are fairly brief. We also found the pizza to be a little overpriced, so we chose other food options as well as their burger and Philly cheesesteak. Unfortunately, one part of the experience that stood out in a less positive way was the customer service around some of the attractions. Several of the attendants seemed very nonchalant and disengaged, almost as if they were not very happy to be there. That kind of energy can affect the overall atmosphere and, for me, made it less likely that I would return or recommend it. We also had to wait for attendants to assist with some of the more interactive 3D-style games, which interrupted the flow of the experience. That being said, one of my personal favorites ended up being the carnival 3D shooting game, even though we did have to wait for an attendant before we could play. Once we got on, it was definitely one of the more enjoyable parts of the visit for me. On the positive side, it was not crowded during our visit, which made the experience much more relaxed and enjoyable. I especially enjoyed spending time in the arcade with my family, and that ended up being one of the highlights of our visit. I also want to mention our experience in the bar area with Olivia Jackson, who provided such warm and pleasant service. She was courteous, attentive, and truly showed genuine Southern hospitality. Her kindness and professionalism made us want to stay longer, and we ended up enjoying our food and family time even more because of her. She was definitely one of the bright spots of our visit. Overall, while I have visited similar entertainment venues that I personally enjoyed more, Frankie's still provided a decent family outing and a different experience while we were in town. I would rate it 3 out of 5 stars.

Daytime bowling with nighttime vibes. Love the music videos playing while you bowl. Employed two…read moregames and the staff was friendly and offered us a discount special for paying together vs separate. We had a couple beers while we bowled, and received great service at the bar. I would definitely come back to this location.

The food was great. The space was clean. We had a ball. Overall, a great place to hang out and have…read morefun.

Synopsis - What an amazing place to kart, arcade, enjoy good games, and eat good food!…read more Went to RushHour for a few hours with some good friends. Started off ordering some food which comes pretty quickly at a decent value for your money. Food was surprisingly good for a non-restaurant! They have plenty to offer from drinks to full meals. Onto the games. Plethora of games to choose from, certainly something for everyone. There are different packages that offer different amounts of tokens for games--all depends on what you're there for. For us, the real attraction was karting. It was everything you could want for in karting. We went during the week so it wasn't overly busy outside of a camp with kids. Our wait times were not bad at all. They give you some basic instructions, rules, safety brief, and then throw you to the wolves. Was an amazing time. 5 Karting Stars out of 5!

Fun place with a lot of different activities, the main activity being the go kart. We had a group…read moreof 6 people so we were mixed with about 4 others that we did not know, which if we were to go again we'd definitely get enough friends to reserve the go kart for that time frame to ourselves. Being mixed with others, cause a lot of road rage and made it into bumper cars. We also saw a couple of people get hit pretty bad that they needed escorted off the course but the staff was very responsive and gave a lot of warning to the dangerous drivers. The one thing that was surprisingly amazing was the PIZZA!

Its fine. I did not eat here, only came with the fam for some bowling. This area has you by the…read moreballs (so to speak), so you can't really shop around. Its about 75/hr/lane for 5 people, and I'm pretty sure that the time starts when you pay, so you waste about 10 minutes just getting your shoes on and finding a bowling ball. The people were friendly enough, their shoes will never be stollen (uuuugggglllly, fluorescent green and pink), and fairly busy, which are all positives. There are a nice mix of experienced bowlers and newbs on the weekends, so it won't be too embarrassing if you blow. Do not try to go on a weekday anywhere near league night, they will unapologetically tell you that you are SOL.

Love getting the crew together to bowl at this spot. There is always ample parking, great service…read moreand the place is always clean. We love bowling here for those reasons!

My friend and I stopped by Stars and Strikes for some affordable bowling and ended up having a fun…read moretime. The bowling deals can be really good depending on the day and time, and we happened to visit during an off time with one of those specials. We played a few rounds of bowling then spent some time in the arcade, which had a good variety of games. We didn't try the food or drinks, so I can't speak to that. As for the staff, they seemed a little disengaged, but our interactions with them were minimal. Overall, we had a fun time checking it out.

Hosted a farewell party for a friend. We had a great time. Service was a little slow but food was…read moreok for a bowling alley. We had a great time bowling and entertaining friends.

I went to Alamo Drafthouse for a preview of The Devil Wears Prada 2 and had such a good time! The…read moremovie was amazing, the acting was great, and as someone who loved the original, it was so much fun getting to experience this one at Alamo. One of my favorite things about this theater is that it's more than just somewhere to watch a movie. You can order food and drinks right from your seat, but I also love all the nostalgia throughout the theater. Between the arcade games, old movies, music and little throwback details, there's always something to look at or talk about. They also have a sit-in area where you can grab something to eat, hang out and actually connect with other people before or after your movie. It gives the whole place more of a social atmosphere instead of everyone just watching a movie and immediately leaving. Such a fun experience, and The Devil Wears Prada 2 was the perfect movie for it. Alamo continues to be one of my favorite theaters!

We'd heard stuff about Alamo Draft House and always wanted to try it, and finally took the time to…read moredo so. We hit it up for two movies. Mandolorian and Grogu, then Toy Story 5. We went for the full experience, food, etc. Place is a bit out of the way for us, and in an odd location for such a nice experience. They have movie ambiance everywhere, even VCR Movie rental. The reason for three stars has nothing to do with the film experience, that's top notch. The problem is, the cost to quality ratio for the food just doesn't work. I unfortunately for my wallet have a big family, and we brought six people first time and five the next time. $400 night. Also between the two showings pizzas disappeared which was .. odd. They weren't amazing but they were better than 75% of the pizzas made, but again the price points is the challenge. Tack on the 18% delivery charge, and it's bank breaking. I get we gotta pay people but at that price, tacking on 18%, and at that 'meh' quality holy cow man. If we were talking fresh hand made stuff great, but between ordering, grill time, time for delivery, just not worth the $200 in food (or more) and we didn't really get anything outrageous like alcohol or tons of snacks, we're talking drink + popcorn + meal. I want these kind of experiences, but the cost makes this not sustainable for us. food and tickets for six people, second time I trimmed it back as I set expectations ahead of time but still was a multiple-hundred dollar afternoon. When all the TV/Movie press is 'why no one going to theaters' it's bills like this is why, even as a couple we could easily see $70-100 night. Something is broke, not sure it's Alamo's fault either this is a symptom of a larger problem. Feels like something 'in the middle' is tacking things into the pricing that breaks it all, bunch of middle men stealing $ without adding value.