First time checking this place out after bowling at X-Lanes in Fashion Faire Mall. Lots of claw…read moremachines (I think at least 20, cool variety of plushies and my daughter also got a free pop-it toy. The place was clean with a few other visitors. The claws in the machines were not bad and the size of their plushies made it a bit easier to win a prize. Would come back once in a while but I don't go to the mall as often nowadays.

Claw daddy just reopened Saturday and are bigger and better then before. The new location is in…read morebetween macys and the boba place. I feel like they have double the amount of claw machines now. Their grand reopening was a family fun filled day. We got there a little early and got free plushies. Then depending on how much you spent you got raffle tickets to try and win some awesome prizes. This place sure knows how to make a bang. They gave away over 30 prizes. Ranging from plushies, Pokemon cards, skull pandas and labubu. I was actually the winner of a skull panda. They even had a huge labubu there to take pics with. All the workers were really kind. They even moved some plushies around to help us win. My boys love this place and can't wait to go back.

Vibe In is such a fun and unique spot in Fresno! Whether you're coming with a few friends or…read moreplanning something for a larger group, they offer really affordable options with plenty of activities to choose from. I recently just hosted an event there. The staff are incredibly friendly and welcoming. You can tell they genuinely want people to have a good experience. I was also really impressed with the food and drinks! They've taken the time to curate their menu, and you can tell they pride themselves on using quality ingredients rather than treating the food and drinks as an afterthought. Everything I've tried has been really good. Overall, Vibe In is a great option for a casual night out, group outing, mixer, or event. Good food, good drinks, fun activities, affordable pricing, and genuinely friendly people!

Stopped in here on a random Saturday and ended up having an unexpectedly great time. The place…read moreoffers a wide variety of interactive games, so there's something for everyone no matter what you're into. I tried the darts setup and had an absolute blast, it's way more engaging than your typical bar experience. Everything was clean and well maintained, which always makes a difference, and the staff kept things running smoothly while staying friendly and welcoming. The self-pour tap system was a nice touch too, super convenient and adds to the overall experience. Definitely a fun, laid back spot to hang out. I'll absolutely be back.

We really enjoyed this stop!!! Some of the machines were broken and there were lots of signs about…read morethe no refunds or no service for certain reasons, but I understand that it's a business! And everytime we had an actual issue with a machine, we didn't have any problems with the staff. They were friendly, fixed it, and did it quickly. It costs $3.95 for admission per a person. They charge for 2 years old and up. And then you can pay 5 cents for a cup to put all the nickels in that the kids play. So it's a reasonable price for using all the machines. My kids, 3 and 6, had the BEST time. But it wasn't because of the machines. It was because this arcade has ACTUAL tickets and coins to play the games!!! And there was a ticket eater machine that they could redeem their tickets. My son said that this was his best arcade, even though there were fewer selections and prizes than places like Chuckie cheese. It was the tickets and coins for the machines that were amazing. No digital cards that they couldn't see and points added to a card that they didn't understand. The tickets came out of the machine and they had to carry them everywhere, which they thought was so amazing and fun. As for the games themselves, there were lots of video games with no tickets, but they looked like games for older kids like racing and DDR or shooting. There we lots of little kids games where we spent $5 per kid and they played for an hour and could've stayed longer if we let them! The games ranged from 1 to 4 nickels. Most of games that lasted a bit longer were 3 nickels or if they were newer games it was 3 nickels. But there were a lot of games that were 1 nickel and game plenty of tickets, especially if you get a jackpot!!! Restrooms were clean and we were able to find parking easily. It felt like a safe place too so not sketchy. But no food or drinks are allowed--you can bring water though. Anyways, I think it is worth a stop if you are in the area! My kids gave it 5 stars. We had a good time. It's just a little older and not fancy--but sometimes those are the most interesting!

This place stinks - as in, it is smelly. The smell is hard to describe, but it is strong: it is a…read moremix of cheap cologne and marijuana -- although the latter is perhaps better described as THC infused body odor, i.e. it came out of pores. My wife insisted that we leave soon after arrival. I sensed she was about to vomit.

I like to go to festivals that specialize in something specific-like Greek culture and food…read more What I don't like is when other vendors come in and sell useless trash or food that doesn't go with the theme. I went to the strawberry festival last year, and there was everything for sale - except for strawberries. For this festival, they did a tremendous job with the theme, seating arrangements and food options. There were plenty of Greek food options to choose from , and the lines went pretty quickly. However, the food fell flat in my opinion. The rice pilaf was bland, the pita bread was not good , and the meats were just OK. I felt the prices weren't out of line, but there was nothing I tried that was better than any other restaurants in the area. The Church was beautiful, and the setup was perfect. I just wish the food tasted better.

It's been a few years since we've come to the Greek Festival. This year my aunt and uncle bought us…read moretickets, so we met them there for lunch and shopping! We found parking on the street and stood in line momentarily. The festival opened at 11:00am. We stood in line for the Grill, were handed a tray and decided on the foods we wanted. I enjoyed a yummy salad and some naan. The portions were perfect and the prices just right. My husband enjoyed the french fries. Oh boy, there were a pile of them! I enjoyed my favorite orange Espa drink and everyone else got water. The festival is cashless like most businesses these days. It was no problem finding a spot for lunch, there were lots of tables set up and we enjoyed the live music playing. We shopped after lunch and stopped by a few of the booths set up as well: Blood Bank, Poverello House, and Health Concepts.

I love this lil museum and the volunteers that spend their time answering questions and providing…read moreknowledge about the area and the things in the museum. Worth the stop if you are in the area.

A must visit if you are in the Central Valley. Open on Fridays and Sundays. We call ahead of our…read moretrip there and got a private tour on an non-opening day. We had Mr. Bosserman as our tour guide, he was wonderful and got an answer for everything. Check out the Fresno County Fruit trail if you have the time.

Great game at chuckchansi park, quick entry and great seating available! There's a net around all…read moresections which made me feel safe. There were lots of fun booths as well as plenty of food vendors on site. Seating is spacious in the stands. Overall great experience. 99 sweets has good scooped ice cream but the soft serve tasted odd. Almost like they don't clean their machine often.

Amazing stadium and ballpark! I love coming here as this is the local entertainment area for big…read moreevent events. Whether it's a baseball game or a music concert or a holiday celebration of all sorts, this place has the best fireworks display in town! I never grew up coming to this stadium as it's sort of new in my opinion -no longer than 15 years I believe -but what a wonderful place to bring your friends and family or even children for a night out or for any for event. Not to brag, but I've attended this place more than a handful of times already, and every time, it's always always serves! So here u go- Five stars for my hometown stadium!

Tower Porch Fest started in 2021 post Covid. It is like Coachella, but instead of one big open…read morefield, it's different entertainers, author's and artists performing throughout the whole neighborhood of Tower District on the porches and front yard, like a Porchella. I have a house with a porch in Tower District and decided to host the Author of the Magic Taco Book who did a weird hat bar on my porch at the last minute. I originally wasn't going to do it because my yard was a mess, but after offering my porch, I worked my butt off hoeing the weeds! I went and got temporary artificial grass and a glider. It was my family, the two guitar players, Edgar Rodriguez Solis who wrote the book and brought his weird hat bar and also his wife, kids and family. My mom also sold eggrolls, fried rice and Thai tea. My neighborhood was more of a sprinkle with each street having a few porches doing different things. My neighbor across the street had a poetry jam. My neighbors a few streets over on Del Mar always does a really big lineup. A few houses down from them, they had a jam session. On San Pablo, there was a house with music and a fruit and chamoy stand. On Vaness, restaurants and small businesses were hosting. One had a dj with bubbles light and house music. When you go into town, closer to the restaurants and tower theater, near Olive and Wishon, the porch fest gets bigger and bigger and it's not just one type of music, it's so many different and cool genres. I hate when people say there is nothing to do in Fresno when just during that weekend alone there was Tower District Porch Fest, Asian Festival at Fresno City College, The Clovis Rodeo,Fresno State Vintage Days and Fresno State's first football game. If you've never been to porch fest, definitely check it out next year because it has grown huge since 2021. However, if you're going not behave, please stay home!!

I had such a great time at Porch Fest 2024! The music was so good and now I found a couple of…read morebands that I keep up with. I enjoyed the diverse music options and how the hosts did a great job at creating welcoming spaces. It was a lovely afternoon - next year I'll come earlier and plan to stay all day.

The dude , older niece and I came to Vintage Days on 05/01/22 as the niece loves attending…read morefestivals yay! Vintage Days is such a lovely event put on by Fresno State. It was well organized. A lot of police presence so we all felt safe. I honestly don't know where to start. I'll start with parking. Parking is free which was nice as we didn't have to pay woohoo! We parked by the Science 2 building (brought back memories when I went there from 2011 to 2015). It was fun to show my niece where I went to college and she now thinks Vintage Days is what goes on at colleges everyday haha I had to explain to her. Anywho , they have a plethora of shops and items for EVERYONE from kids, young adults, adults and so on. The niece of course gravitated to the arts and crafts booth ran by college students or volunteers, we got her a wrist band to check out all the rides and games even the petting zoo! They had a video game section inside which was cool and we played 3D super Mario with an actual maze, they also had vintage video games as well. The niece had such a ball!!!! She lost it when she saw baby yoda and the Mandalorian!!! We were both kids in that moment including the dude too haha. Got the nieces face painted . I spoiled her all day! They had so much food but we couldn't find water :( or anything to drink which was bummer as the time went on as the niece was really thirsty. I forgotten to pack water -_- so I went to 10 spots and no one had anything. Only staff had waters. Anywho, I ended up buying a Bonsai which was a total night mare as it was infested with bugs unfortunately when I brought it home from the vendor which is common when I researched the issue but it was beautiful while it lasted. Presently I had to spray it down and it's barely surviving ! But glad either way to support the man's small business. Overall, Vintage days is a MUST! Make sure to bring water or snacks as it was scarce this year. Great time and a lot of fun. We stayed the whole time practically!!!

Vintage Days 2022 was an absolute success. Hubby and I took the two toddler grandkids on Saturday…read more We planned to walk around a bit, eat lunch, let them enjoy the kids zone a bit and then head out. We told their parents we'd be back in a couple of hours. We were having so much fun, we were there almost 4 1/2 hours! First we bought drinks and food from the student vendor booths and found a nice spot to enjoy, quickly. The kids were ready to check out all the fun. Thank you organizers for a fabulous Kids Zone, wow! Reptile Bob, Kim's Petting Zoo with pony rides, all of the inflatables from California Jumping. Just wow! Oh the train too. Perfect location. The kids rode the train 8x while we sat in the shade and enjoyed their excitement. The kids wanted Boba but the line was too long. We walked through the craft vendors a bit but the kids were ready to go by that time so we didn't get to enjoy. Next year. $20 for a kids bracelet was an absolute steal. No fee for parking, thank you. Food prices absolutely reasonable.