Pinball Pete's was such a fun and nostalgic surprise! We ended up having way more fun than we ever…read moreexpected. We explored both floors and kept finding more classic arcade games around every corner. I was so excited to play Street Fighter again, and yes, I got completely sucked into air hockey too. Downstairs, the pinball machines line the walls, and there are so many to choose from. We also played Dance Dance Revolution until we literally couldn't catch our breath. What we thought would be a quick stop turned into over an hour of nonstop fun. Whether you're feeling nostalgic or introducing someone to old school arcade games for the first time, this place is absolutely worth a visit. We had an absolute blast and would definitely recommend it!

Awesome I have not seen pinball machines in years. In fact, I cannot remember the last time I seen…read morea pinball machine so when I walked past this arcade, I just had to go in and play me some Miss Pac-Man Galaxy. Played any pinball machine that would have me clicking And Moving from side to side, clean establishment, nice location and a very friendly atmosphere I really had fun today in the arcade. Great idea pinball Pete. You must check it out if you're in the Ann Arbor area.

Amazing bowling and arcade. We bowled, imbibed and are well on a Sat night. Great service and…read morecocktails. We will definitely return.

The service was top notch and everything was clean & impressive. We had a group of 7 and did our…read morethemed event and everyone had a great time!

What an amazing place!! The staff was ALL so incredibly…read morekind, patient, and helpful. Special shout out to BIG employee Sam who when we asked for help with a spill (kids will be kids!), was smiling, thanked us for reporting the mess, AND offered a new cup as the other was all over the floor. Thank you, Sam!! 100/10 would recommend. Pro tip: Tuesday's are nearly half price for wristbands. What an amazing place!! The staff was ALL so incredibly kind, patient, and helpful. Special shout out to BIG employee Sam who when we asked for help with a spill (kids will be kids!), was smiling, thanked us for reporting the mess, AND offered a new cup as the other was all over the floor. Thank you, Sam!! 100/10 would recommend. Pro tip: Tuesday's are nearly half price for wristbands.

I honestly really wouldn't recommend coming here if you don't wanna waste money. Though all of the…read moreattractions seem appealing, they are all overpriced and dysfunctional. One time, a friend visiting me wanted to go go-karting so I bought us tickets. It was $25/person to go around about 7 times. I was given a kart that couldn't turn right unless it super slow so I had to slow down drastically every time. I eventually got ran into which put my kart out of commission for the rest of the rounds. It was no fun at all and I should have been offered a refunded since I couldn't even do the activity I paid for properly. I've also done this selfie golf which is okay but it just wasn't for me. I could tell it wasn't well cleaned or maintained. I've tried both of the bars which had great bartenders both times. The drinks are way overpriced just as the food is as well. It's about $25 for some chicken wings which they didn't even bother to try to make look good on their menu. Your first time there, you have to spend a minimum of $20 just to get a pass and some of the popular games aren't even working properly. You can get this thing called a rainbow pass where you can play certain games unlimited for a set period of time but it limits you to only the shooting and driving games which get tiring after 15 minutes. Overall, I really wouldn't suggest people going here unless you want to take a loan out for mid-tier games and overpriced food.

We discovered Launch at a friend's birthday party, and now the Saturday morning toddler hour for…read morekids 5 and under has become a periodic treat for us all. For a flat fee, we get to jump on the variety of trampolines and run around for an hour without any much bigger kids being around. Everyone has fun and it's a great place to meet up with a friend, too. Top the hour off with brunch somewhere nearby and it's the right way to start a weekend. I only wish the arcade were not there, or somehow better separated from the jumping area. Same with the large TV screens. My kid always gets distracted midway through by either the TV or wanting to go to the arcade,

it was an amazing place, good trampolines and amazing food especially the chicken tenders! Loved…read morethe games too! you should definitely take your family out here!!

$12 a person and this place hasn't been maintained in years. Putterz is capitalizing on not having…read moreany mini golf competition in the area.

I'm not gonna compare it to when I was a kid because everything was way better back then but wow I…read morehaven't been there in about five years and it's not even close to how good it was five years ago, no batting cages and absolutely no video games or even an inside, pretty much a big disappointment but my grandson had a good time with it definitely going to take him to a better one next time

Checked this place out when we lost power where I live, we had a lot of fun playing WoW here. If…read moreyou're a gamer this is the place to be!! They are open pretty late and have drinks/snacks you can buy. The computers are great and you can pretty much play at max settings depending on the game I'd imagine, I like not having to worry about lag or any connection issues. Also the owner is friendly and the location is quiet. Definitely a favorite place to come play video games now!!

Digital Ops is a LAN center run the way a gamer would want it…read more Descending the stairs for the first time is a jaw-dropping experience for anyone that finds the gleam of LED lights and the power of 20+ gaming rigs of any interest. This is social gaming Mecca, and one is transformed into an excited pilgrim as one examines the row after row of high powered, optical moused, head set equipped, partitioned computers embedded in the black plastic and dull metal structures of the Digital Ops basement. It is akin to entering a submarine of digital bliss, and after strapping in and shouting at one's friends through a headset for an hour, few could want to leave. Every computer is outfitted with a sliding tray that lodges the keyboard and optical mouse. The PCs themselves house a range of Nvidia cards that can run the most recent games, though not always at optimal quality (especially in the rigors of multiplayer, which is what you should be doing here anyway). The staff does a fantastic job of keeping the rigs updated with the newest games and patches, and they are almost all receptive and helpful people. The LAN center hosts frequent events, competitions, and lock-ins. The lock-ins and late nights extend the closing time way past its usual midnight on a frequent basis, and as Ops opens at noon every day, one is guaranteed a huge dose of gaming. The icing on the cake is Ops' price. 5$ an hour, with savings and deals left and right (if it's your first time, free hour, something like 15$ for 4 hours, free food if you pay for lock-in time, frequent give aways, etc). If one has the slightest interest in gaming, or wants to meet others with the same hobby, there is no better place to be.

It is a coffee place? Yes Does this place serve alcohol? Yes…read moreIs this a concert venue? Yes. Ziggys is a cool place to see a local show and art. I like the place. Respectable craft beer menu. The tables near the stage make the place feel a little crowded during some shows. When fans mosh, I do not like being pushed into a table.

This was a great venue for music and drinks. I really enjoyed their open mic night and variety of…read moreacts.

Took my son & a few friends for his birthday. We haven't been here in awhile. Though my son went…read morewith another friend without me a few months ago. The main floor is lit up and lively with that special lighting that illuminates anything white you wear. The token system is gone ! Probably a long time ago. But I haven't been here to see the transition. The bumper cars squeak something awful! For $50 you get 120 credits to play the arcade games which 2 boys blew through in less than an hour! This prices does not include laser tags not bumper cars. I'd say expect to spend AT LEAST $50 PER PERSON especially if you want to get a ride on the bumper cars & do the laser too. Pizza is ordered from a third party. Its not great quality pizza - we had on previous visit. There are also packages available that are worth checking out.

Been here for a meetup and had a great time. The Host kinda booked the place for 2 hrs that…read moreincluded 2 laser tag games , Pizza & Pop which costed each one $21. Everyone reached around 3 pm and decided to play after pizza which around 3.20 Pm and then the staff took us to a room and played a video for first timers like me and told the rules and let us in the arena for the game. It was about 10-15 min and then got a break and then they set things for us the round 2 . They even give score cards after each game which was good. They have lot of other fun things like bumper cars & indoor golf. Pros: ---------- Cool Staff Fun games Free Parking Lot of Food Options close by

Wazoo has been my go-to since the late 1980's! I go here to discover new artists. Found so many!read more

Been shopping at Wazoo for decades and am going there today. Looking for something hard to find and…read morethey'll probably have it.

This is a great location for ice skating. They have several rinks and you can rent skates onsite…read more They also have a small arcade if not everyone in your party wants to skate. They also have a small cafe with a decent selection. If you have an event, there are also rooms you can rent. Definitely a great place to go skating.

I've never played hockey here. Heck, I've never even skated here. I've actually only been here…read moretwice actually. The Cube is honestly worth the 30+ minute drive from Detroit, however. My boyfriend plays on a Sunday night league here. The place itself is state of the art and extremely spacious and clean. I've been to so many rinks where cleanliness goes out of the window and the establishment only cares about the amount of people on the ice. Not here! Employees are always smiling and they seem genuine that they love their job. The rinks itself are rather cold, but it's to be expected if you're watching a hockey game after all. I recommended a hoodie and a blanket if you're watching from the stands (which aren't that comfy, let's be honest!) An arcade is on site if you're here for a party and the cafe is filled with snacks to help your grumbling stomach. Cash only though! I look forward to exploring and having more fun here in the future!