This Escape Room in downtown Visalia located across from Fugazzi's restaurant is terrific! The…read moreattendants are friendly and professional. Our group had a fun brain teasing hour. I highly recommend giving it a shot. It did get hot in the room and apparently it's even hotter in the summer so dress appropriately. It's a fun activity for all ages and our group of 6 fit comfortably in the room. Affordable family friendly fun in dt Visalia! Give it a go!

There were some hiccups but Clevr Escape has potential to be great…read more My large group booked two rooms as a work bonding activity. Reservations were easy to make online and when I had issues and questions, the owner was very kind on the phone. During our session, there was another group that walked in so spontaneous fun was possible too. However, our game master was preoccupied so communication was slow during the game. I personally did the "Lost Treasure of Atlantis" which was labeled as hard difficulty. While the room was doable, I was disappointed in a puzzle that was uncalibrated. This issue resulted in the entire group being stuck for several minutes despite solving the puzzle. The room was formatted in a linear manner so our group of 6 felt very cramped. However I was impressed with the technology incorporated in the latter half of our escape. The room was very dim and there weren't enough lamps for each member of our team. It also didn't help that one lamp died 10 minutes in. The screen and speakers were clear. However our game master took several minutes to get back to us. Hence if you need a hint, wave for help immediately because assistance won't be immediately. The celebratory signs were a bit weathered and smelly. Hopefully these signs can be updated to reflect the themes of the rooms and be laminated to prevent the styrofoam deterioration. The experience was worth the $30 price tag but some changes needed to be made for it to be great.

I actually came to like this theater after paying for a monthly pass. It's small and quaint…read more Reminds me of the 1980s where going to theaters was all the rage. I think of my time spent working in the forest around the area and it was nice being able to visit the theater once in awhile. I was often alone in the theater and that was just fine with me. This theater is an old gem. I am very glad it has survived the pandemic.

Pulled up expecting a little Disney magic. Got a museum exhibit from 1999. But the staff? Absolute…read moreangels. The VR is honestly the main problem. The graphics are not "retro charming." They're "did this render on a calculator." It's giving PS1. It's giving early Tomb Raider triangles. Pointy mountains. Flat water. Characters moving like they're buffering. I kept waiting for it to level up and it never did. It felt less like immersive VR and more like I paid to watch someone's unfinished game demo in a headset. And that's what makes it frustrating. The seats and the setup scream "this is about to be Soarin'." Like Disney California Adventure. Wind. Depth. Realism. That feeling where your stomach drops and you forget you're in a room. Instead I got "high tech seats" attached to low-tech visuals. Like putting a spoiler on a Prius and calling it a race car. The experience is clunky too. The motion doesn't match the visuals well enough to sell the illusion. So you're not transported. You're just... aware. Aware of the headset. Aware of the chair. Aware you spent real money to time travel backwards in graphics history. This should be breathtaking. It's barely "interesting." It's the kind of VR where you start roasting it mid-ride. Quietly. To yourself. Like, "oh wow, look at that polygon. She's thriving." If there was a "skip cutscene" button, I would've pressed it with my soul. Now here's the twist. The staff is the best part of the entire place. Super helpful. Genuinely kind. Patient. They felt bad that the VR wasn't hitting and you could tell they were trying to make it right with hospitality alone. That's rare. They're the reason I'm not giving this place a full villain edit. Restrooms were decently cleaned. Not sparkling, but respectable. Minus a couple moments that made me wash my hands like I was prepping for surgery. Bottom line. Come with zero expectations for the VR. Like subterranean expectations. If they ever upgrade the content, this could be amazing. Right now it's a tech tease with bargain-bin visuals. Staff deserves a raise for carrying the whole thing on their backs. It's giving... Avatar prices with Minecraft graphics. It's giving... Soarin' from Temu.

Kids had fun in a clean environment. The pricing is great. Check them out for parties tooread more

I came to No surrender with my wife and son for one my cousins birthday and it was a great time. My…read moreson had a great time in the toddler play area. They had a decent size arcade with a variety of games and the pizza was good as well. They had a lot of people working and the service was good. Laser tag was a lot of fun as well. Overall we had a good time and I would recommend it if you're looking for a place to take your kids.

Everything bumper boats. Go carts miniture golf batting cage although did not hit one ball believe…read morebat had hole in it

Was here on Tuesday afternoon this week. We wanted to come before we really couldn't with the heat…read moreof summer coming. It was a warm day, upper 80s, but we knew we probably wouldn't get another temp like that or lower for quite awhile. I am constantly hydrated. But, while playing mini golf with my family the heat did start to get to me & I started not feeling good. After our game I needed a drink & something in my stomach. It was 5 o'clock when we approached the snack bar counter. We were greeted asking for our order. Tried to order pizza. Was told they had none ready & wouldn't be ready for about another 45ish minutes. Ok.....ordered a hot dog...."sorry, we don't have any of those ready either." Why is the counter open? Or why weren't we told upon walking up to the counter? Why at 5 o'clock do you have no hot food available? My choices were chips or popcorn. That's kind of ridiculous. Decided on water & an icee so my kid could play arcade games & then we could leave to eat. That's my main gripe. Less important, but also annoying....you can't order a half cherry & half blue icee? C'mon...

Absolutely love this place. Not only can you enjoy the gamble of playing the claw machines and win…read moregood quality prices, but right next door is also an authentic boba shop! I've been to many different boba shops and I swear by this shop because of how high quality their teas are. I frequently come here to study and grab a boba. Time to time taking a break and a chance at the machines. Not once did I not go home with something and the owner is really cool in letting you trade plushies! You can even exchange multiple plushies for bigger plushies! A great place to take your family or even a cute date. Absolutely love it here !!

This place is really cute with lots of games. My boys love claw machines and they have a lot to…read morechoose from. They have a couple cute spots to take photos. My reason for 4 stars is we never win lol. The claw machines always drop the stuffed animals.

My son wanted to do nothing for his 11th bday except play video games and let me tell you, this…read moreplace was PERFECT! Not only did it keep the kids and tweens busy (7-14), it kept my almost 2 and 3 yo olds entertained thinking they were playing, and my big kids enjoyed themselves too (my husband and brothers). The owner, Junior, and his employee, Raymond, were amazing! Very friendly, helpful, had everything set up when I got there, did the cake cutting, took pics (will send to me in a few days), and cleaned everything up when we were done. When my 8yo wanted to try duck hunt they got the game and gun then pulled out those old "box tvs" to set it up...kids got a kick out of how huge it was lol. We will definitely be back for my son to hang out and play games...he's already said he wants to have his next party there. Thanks again Junior and Raymond!

Cesar L's Review is fake. Daniel E's review is fake. All their reviews are trying to do is promote…read morethe business. Trust me you don't want anything to do with this place if you're a competitive gamer. Don't go here. Just stay at home and play online matches or find some people that actually know what they're talking about and have an old fashioned LAN party. The Tournaments are a joke, the food is a joke, the "sponsored" players are a joke... THE WHOLE PLACE IS A BAD JOKE! Now... if you want to have your clues birthday here... you know what... never mind. Don't have your child's birthday here. ITS A JOKE!

i went on wednesday night with a group that included 2 kiddos (age 4 and 10). it was everyone's…read morefirst time and we didn't have any expectations, but it turned out to be really fun. the golf course is halloween themed with scary props, zombies and ghosts that jump out, spook or sing. luckily, these kiddos weren't scared. the lil one was distracted but we were all able to play. there are 16 holes total and you can score points online by scanning a QR code. everyone got a club appropriate for their size and got to choose a colored ball. the course starts off simple and then gets more clever and challenging. there's also some arcade games and an air hockey table out front. the arcade games are mostly racing or shooting games. the plus is that it's free/included with admission (except for the pinball machine and claw machine games. however, some games were old or broken. a bonus plus is that they allowed ins and outs as long as we had a receipt. we played for an hour and paused midway to step out and grab food. we came back an hour later and were able to continue golfing. overall, a fun wholesome night. the golf course is dimly lit and can get chilly. kids under a certain age are free. admission is priced separately for adults and kids. plenty of parking.

Pretty cute homemade date night spot if you're into mini golf and some spooky vibes! Great place to…read morework off dinner! Air conditioned, located off Blackstone.

I had such a great experience at Lucky Strike in Clovis and a big part of that was thanks to…read moreStephanie, the manager. She was incredibly friendly, professional, and clearly takes a lot of pride in making sure guests have a great time. You can tell she runs a tight ship -- everything felt organized, clean, and welcoming from the moment we walked in. What really stood out was how attentive she was. She checked in with guests, helped staff when things got busy, and made sure everyone was taken care of. It's rare these days to see a manager so engaged and genuinely focused on customer experience. Because of Stephanie, our visit went from a simple night of bowling to a really memorable outing. If you're heading to Lucky Strike in Clovis, know that you're in great hands if Stephanie is running the floor. Outstanding service and leadership -- we'll definitely be back!

I feel like this place is not a good place to go to did not represent itself tonight very well…read more They advertise for $29.99 as many games as she would like to bowl. Tonight a party of four each person was charged $35.97 that was for two premium games a third game as a special and a pair of parental shoes when ask why they were charged so much they were told that was their pricing $11 and some change per game They were not offered their special which which they advertise. That is dishonest and they felt they were ripped off so four people got charged $35.97 to play three games. If this was your kids would you be OK with it?. will not be returning. I fill out that's dishonest and bad business. And it's definitely not a place I would think would be safe for my kids to go .

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.

This rating is long over due, if you are looking for a birthday celebration venue this is place is…read moreit! Do not be fooled by these low ratings. We had a great experience celebrating our 10 year old's birthday here this past February, 2026. From just booking our party to the day of Amy was AMAZING! She and her team made sure that our party room was ready to go the minute we arrived , check-in of all guests was smooth. The party rooms are so clean and spacious with a racing theme. We didn't need to bring in any additional decorations. Food was great and during the 30 minute break between the first and last race the boys all enjoyed the arcade which Amy recommended. Thank you Amy for making sure this stressed mommy was able to pull off a birthday my son and his friends will always remember.

So this is the Glo karting on Fridays . And let me just say…read moreThis is sadder than that Willy wonka experience that shitfaced 2 years ago. What the actual hell . Lights on nothing is dark at all but you got basic house LED lights lined alone the track. My god it's a disappointment to the eye. On top of that we had to wait 50 mins just to race what the actual hell