We came in for a fun time of bowling and lunch. The place was spotless!…read more Our server, Kaitlin, was fantastic! She was smiling and friendly and took care of us the whole way through! We bowled a couple of games and ate some really good burgers and fries . It was a nice way to spend a summer afternoon.

We came out only for the mini golf. Prices were great and they even offer a military discount as…read morewell! Ended up going into the arcade and spent some more money in there! Won my daughter a purple duck-troll! Service was great and seemed to have a great good crowd in there.

We stopped here to watch the Thunder game. It because more of a date night than just going to a…read moresports bar. They have about 4 TVs and it wasn't super crowded. It's $5 to get in but all the games are free after. It's a $10 minimum at the bar as well. The drinks weren't too over priced but just know if you're going to get a drink you're likely spending $15 at a minimum to be there. Not too bad for a date night spot. The games are retro and fun! We enjoyed our night here.

The old games are so fun and the drinks have very cool names. I really like all of the beer…read moreselections from Oklahoma local breweries

Celebration Station offers three different mini golf courses, each with a different level of…read morechallenge (easy, medium, hard). I played all of them -- highly recommend the "Golf & Games" package that's $10 -- and liked the easy course the best, because it has the most opportunities for you to get holes-in-one (and who doesn't love the thrill of a hole-in-one!?). All of the courses are pretty straightforward--there aren't fancy obstacles (e.g., windmills, volcano holes, moving drawbridges), though the medium and hard courses have a hole that covers three stories of ground, which is pretty cool and unique. The main difference between the easy course and the others is the ability to aim straight at the hole on the easy course, while the other courses make you play bank shots or hit it around the corner to get to the hole. While most of the holes were in good condition, there were a few that could use some recarpeting. And generally, I wish there were more fun obstacles, both in play and for decoration. On the indoor side of Celebration Station, I was a little disappointed at how many games were broken -- nearly everything upstairs was out of order, and several of the games on the lower level were as well. And miss me with the $2.50 it takes to play the claw machines (if $10 = 40 credits, the claw machines require 10 credits to play), that's terrible value. I'd come back for the mini-golf and maybe to try the go carts, but I'd pass on the arcade.

Worst pizza I have ever eaten. Strictly dough not cooked at all. Very overpriced food and drinks…read more Games are ridiculously expensive and the outside things are totally ran down.

This is a different place, part bar, part restaurant, and part game stop. Stoped in here for lunch…read moreand you order at the bar then go sit down and they bring your food out to you. Burger was great, buddies grilled cheese was good and the fries and onion rings are fried in Talo and it really made a difference. We at on the deck area which overlooks the canal and it was wonderful. Fun atmosphere and good food

I came here recently when visiting from California. I used to live in OK, but my girlfriend who…read morewas with me had never been. She loves miniature golf, so I was going to take her to try out the mini golf at Brickopolis. Unfortunately, they were closed when their hours said open. I called them and was told they closed early due to it being so slow that evening. I told them we were really looking forward to mini golf. The manager said give me a second and I'll come out there. They went ahead and let us play and didn't charge us. They also waited until we were done to close up. Customer service and satisfaction here is definitely taken seriously. They were so nice to accommodate us considering they had already closed. The course is a really fun course that is located right next to the Bricktown Canal. They also have a building on the other side of the canal with arcade games and laser tag. This is a fun spot if your looking for some fun activities to do in Bricktown, and they will make sure that you're taken care of!

DZ Comics & Gaming is worth checking out! They have a large…read moreassortment of comics and game related items at reasonable prices. The staff is very friendly and accommodating. Check out the Cowanunga café! The cook is awesome! Penny recommends Angel's chicken parmesan sandwich!

This is a fun comic store. Plenty of events and activities that go beyond a common comic book…read morestore. They had a good selection of new comics and a nice selection of collectibles. It's a nice stop for anyone who is a fan of comic shops.

Service was excellent on 3 out of four visits, good on the other while in OKC on a business trip…read morefor two weeks. Food was good and a great Happy Hour. I hadn't been to D&B in years as there is not one in my area in Southern California. I'm that guy who will take a good Wing over a Steak any day. They just might have some of the best Lemon Pepper Wings in the game. No BS. I look forward to the disagreements and discussion on my opinion. I only had the Lemon Pepper there and the size of the wings compared to Mom and Pop Restaurants as well as mojor Chains have been lacking lately. Probably the Economy but it's my Money I'm spending and I want with I want. Nevermind the fact that I had nothing but trouble finding good food in OKC. Good thing D&B was next to my office and the choice was easy. Looking forward to the OKC Residents coming for me about nothing to eat there. When you ask Locals where to eat, they tell you and you com up wanting don't come at me with that. Hollaback'. I will say Cordell's had some of the best Catfish I've ever had.

Considerably smaller than other locations I have been to. More intimate, I guess ‍. That being said…read morethere were fewer gaming options than I accustomed to seeing at Dave and Busters but I presume this is justifiably attributed to the trends or demographics of this state/region. I'm a tourist after all. I did enjoy a fun dinner visiting my family in the area. I kept it basic with the fish and chips. Hubby had a burger. no complaints.

We really enjoyed this bowling alley because the people are so friendly!…read more They have special pricing for Homeschool's and Special Olympics and Care's. And bowling leagues, whether you're serious or you just wanna vote for fun

Poorly oiled lanes and owners are very petty I will never return if you are a serious bowler go…read moreelsewhere!!!!!

This was a great place for my little family. We came here to celebrate my youngest sons birthday…read more As he is a fan of mystery and horror films, this was very exciting for him. Unfortunately, we did not escape but we want to return to try the other rooms. Pro Tip: 1. Compare prices between Groupon and the direct vendor. 2. Pay attention to the hosts instructions before entering the escape room. 3. Work together as a team. 4. Use the bathroom before entering

My group and I were terribly disappointed in our experience at Moore Escape Rooms on August 6. The…read moreyoung lady who helped us, was lovely and in no way was part of that disappointment. Earlier this week, I took my kids to Red Door Escape Room, for their first escape room experience. They loved it and immediately asked to go back! I prefer supporting small, local businesses any time I can, so I chose Moore Escape Rooms for our next adventure! We chose Mystery Mountain. At $27 per person, it ended up feeling like a scam, to sit in a fully lit room and open locks for an hour. Poorly clued puzzles required an unreasonable leap in thinking. Specifically, after solving a clue and opening a lock, there was no logical next step, unless we got a hint from the employee. We'd already figured out and attempted most of the hints by the time they showed up on the screen, but didn't know where or how to apply them. I'm not sure if we were doing the directional locks wrong, but the coordinates that opened the lock, were ones we'd already figured out and used. Equipment error shouldn't have been able to ruin the entire experience. Also, there wasn't other things for people to do in the room simultaneously, so we ended up sitting in a circle, in the middle of the dirty AstroTurf, all trying to work off the same pieces of paper, everyone holding a lock in their hands. Boring. I assumed the lights would at least dim, the closer to sunset it became, to add a sense of urgency to the gameplay! Nope, just a fully lit fluorescent bulb overhead. No background forest noises either. They're was just very little attention shown to game immersion. The room could've used a better mix of puzzles and tasks (including finding hidden items) in addition to ciphers and locks. This could've encouraged different thinking strategies and some physical activity. I'd love a refund, but I know that's a big ask. Unfortunately, we won't be coming back and I will be leaving this same review online, not because I'm mad, but because that's a lot of money to spend on an experience that not much care, maintenance, or thought seemed to go into.