We took the hike from Lake Worth and headed up this location since promised our kids to get some…read moregame time in. We have been to the one in Hollywood and it's similar. We ended up having a late lunch during a Sunday afternoon and it was surprisingly crowded when we went in. There was a table available and we were seated right away. The restaurant offers a play and eat menu along with the standard menu. The 5 dollar drink menu for Sunday, Monday, and Thursday did the right start. I got a transfusion and it was enjoyed with each sip. We ordered off of the play and eat menu since it offers a deal on select menu items if you get game cards. I got the grilled chicken caesar salad and it was delicious. Our waitress was excellent during the entire service. There are plenty of arcade games for all ages and has a couple bars as well. There are classic games such as Pac Man, Space Invaders, Air Hockey tables along with a lot of current ones like Hado and virtual reality rides. It is equal distance to go to either location for us. We had a fun experience during our stay of a few hours. Thanks for a fulfilling gaming time!

Went there yesterday before the world cup final game and was patiently waiting in line just to find…read moreout the entire place was reserved. 2 hostesses helping the same party while a huge line was waiting. Very poor service wast of time. Problem could be avoided by simply posting a message at the door or having someone taking care of the line while another hostess could deal with parties.

What a fun place!!…read more There were 6 of us for a family birthday visit and what a great time had by all! Fred was patient and helpful and guided us through each experience. We had 2 10-year olds and the rest adults and we all enjoyed it! It was immersive with great visual and easy-to-see boundaries so you don't run into the walls. The space is in a warehouse and doesn't look like much, but once the headsets go on the walls disappear and you slide easily from one reality to the next. We did several team-shooting adventures, Roboclaw and Planet X and then Cops and Robbers all on an hour. We highly recommend as they have a choose-your-own adventure with many options of collaborating or versus modes - with and without puzzles and even laser tag. We will definitely be back

We went to the St. Lucie Mets game last night. This is the Short Season Single A affiliate of the…read moreNew York Mets. The Stadium is beautiful, the parking is easy and the tickets are fairly cheap. $14 for General Admission and we sat very close to Home Plate. They had a Non Alcoholic Beer (NAB) for me! Two seasons ago they didn't. Ultra Zero. Very cold and very good. We split Chicken Fingers, French Fries and a Pretzel. All good. The fries (which I've been avoiding in 2026) were awesome! The Staff is very friendly. The usher pointed me to a section he thought would be comfortable for me. I was using my cane so the row he pointed out was only 1 step down. The seat was also very wide (remember - I'm a big boy), so I was very comfortable. The downside. The people. The woman behind us - sitting in the handicap seats - kept spraying something that had a chemically citrus smell. My wife thinks it was hand sanitizer. She kept spraying every half inning or so! Awful!!! Plus, she had a wet-sounding cough and wasn't making any effort to cover. We moved. The section we hit had much narrower seats. Too tight. We moved. Finally, decided to sit in 2 empty handicap seats. Perfect. Right? No. The kids in our section were out of control and of course the parents were oblivious. Part is to blame on the lack of parenting, but part on the team itself. They are constantly throwing balls to the kids. It became a feeding frenzy!!! Kids running, jumping, climbing, tackling one another to get a ball. Then kids who didn't get a ball start crying. Then they're throwing the balls, and their gloves, and hats - everywhere. At one point, we're surrounded by kids, practically sitting on top of us. Sitting on the handrail in front of me blocking my view. Ugh. It was so out of control it was actually funny. After the game, the SLM had a ceremony to honor kids with brain cancer. They brought out families and showed a touching video about a poor young girl who lost her battle to cancer. It was touching and the intention was good, but it was done so poorly. They had lanterns and were going to "light up the sky." No, it was just poorly lit balls the size of cantaloupe that just sat on the outfield. I'm a two time cancer survivor myself, but I found the ceremony poorly planned and poorly executed. And way too long! Then they had fireworks - the reason we stayed. They were awesome!!!!! That's it. We'll go back (I love baseball) but on a weeknight with hopefully less kiddies.

Four and a half stars easily. One half star deduction for how expensive tickets are…read more This is a great field, and offers an outstanding experience from parking to exiting. The staff here are mostly older folks and they deserve so much credit here because they are so friendly! Every interaction from parking attendant, concessions, merch, and seating attendants was positive. They clearly love their jobs. There's a nice wide variety of concessions around the park, and prices are high but in my opinion not outrageous. LET'S GO METS!

Saw the performance of Jesus Christ Superstar. The production was wonderful, sound and kighting on…read morepoint! The seats were comfortable, rest rooms clean and volunteers helpful. Support our local theaters!!!

A fantastic theater in Vero Beach with great shows, food and drinks, the staff is always friendly…read moreand willing to help with whatever you need

A nice place to learn about manatees along the Fort Pierce waterfront…read more While visiting Fort Pierce, we decided to stop at the Manatee Observation and Education Center located near the A.E. Backus Museum and found it to be a very nice little attraction. Admission was only $3 per person, making it an inexpensive place to spend some time and learn about Florida's manatees and other local wildlife. The center is a stand-alone building with two main rooms and an observation area overlooking the water. Inside there are three tanks, including two with fish and another with starfish and anemones. There are a lot of interesting displays and activities that seem especially geared toward children, although we enjoyed looking through them as adults as well. One of the more unusual things I enjoyed was a small robotics display that I thought was very cool. The staff was wonderful and took the time to explain the different parts of the center and answer our questions. Outside, there is a covered walkway along the water with informational signs explaining the area and its wildlife. Across the water is a very nice mural painted along the seawall that adds some color to the view. Behind the center there is also a fun mural and photo opportunity where you can see how you "size up" compared with a manatee. Make sure you go up to the observation deck above the walkway, which gives you a nice view of the water and surrounding area and, if you're lucky, perhaps a chance to spot a manatee. Overall, this is a very nice and inexpensive stop in the Fort Pierce area. Between the displays, tanks, friendly staff, waterfront setting, and observation deck, it is a good place to learn a little more about manatees and the local environment. Enjoy!

We stopped in with our niece for some education and a break from the sun. We were pleasantly…read moresurprised by how knowledgeable and friendly the staff were. We learned so much! The scavenger hunt was an added bonus.

Katie, Lauren, and Dave were amazing. they gave good recommendations to some questions asked and…read moreoverall made the boat ride not just educational but also fun

The tour was amazing!!! Captain Lauren was the BEST! So interesting to see and hear under water.read more

The theater has comfortable seats, and I like the fact that you can order food and have it…read moredelivered to your seat. However, I could not. give five stars because I think when you get food delivered to your seat, you should also have napkins and silverware delivered. We had to ask for both after our food was delivered and it's really hard to get a server once your food has been delivered. If our food came with napkins and plastic forks and knives, then I could've given a five.

I like the theater. It's hidden in the plaza the tickets range from $5-10. It's dine in and has a…read morebar. The seats recline and are comfy. You said, and then a waiter will come and take your order, but then a bus boy will come and drop off the order. Sometimes they never even come back with your change. Best to just pay with card and they expect a tip every single time but sometimes they don't even come back to bring you the food.

I had a gun come in for a special order and I was running late at the end of the day before they…read moreclose. I usually don't go in stores right before they close but, with this I know how to fill out the info and pay for the gun. So I fill out the information and right when I go to pay and mind you it's close to like 5:50 PM there's an issue with my card saying General Decline, there's funds in my bank account but, I'd figured it'll send a notification making sure it was me making the purchase. Debbie was helping me and she's awesome and the sweetest she thought the same thing and I stepped outside just Incase if it was a signal service not reaching or something I had to call my bank and let them know that it's me and to allow the transaction. (This has happen with me and the old lady at Disney had to call because they thought someone was spending our money lol) called my bank and tried tapping, inserting, and nothing same thing. Till then Debbie had to manually insert my card info and bwallah it worked! Amazing range and amazing people inside. Left the store around 6:15, I apologies for the late checkout and bolted out of there!