It's a pretty decent experience if you're into retro arcade games the price for all day play in the…read morearcade games is pretty reasonable but the offering is kind of limited they had about 40-50 machines there but not all were working when we visited which is understandable breakdowns happen, and in some cases the cabinets do not match the game that's actually in them. They advertise retro consoles but that offering is pretty anemic 1 NES with Mario Bros / Duck Hunt, Atari Flashback system and a Sega Genesis Flashback system is all that is offered and by looking at an older review it has been that way for about a year so that is pretty disappointing to say the least. In a separate room they have an air hockey table and some pinball but those require pay to play and are not part of the play all day which did kind of feel like for lack of a better term a ripoff since I been to other similar establishments where it was just part of the package. They seem to be focusing heavy on their VR experiences which require you to purchase individual tickets to use and we didn't really use them since we came for the arcade portion. Overall we had fun, it was about a 40 minute drive and we stayed about 3 hours and had fun if you're into VR experiences it is probably a lot of fun but I probably will not be back unless they add more games or consoles.

Super fun hole in the wall place. I never would have expected it from the outside but they had a…read morelot of cool retro games I had never played before, like Konami Boot camp, War Final Assault, and Xybots. I was pretty surprised it was almost completely empty. Some of my favorites too, a lot that I've never had the chance to play outside of home console collections before, like Bosconian and Smash TV, Crystal Castles, Trog, and Crazy Taxi. All the games were seemingly set to their easiest settings, so if you're looking for a challenge you might be here a while trying to max out high scores. My only critique is that the only retro consoles advertised in the name are an AtGames Plug-in-play Sega Genesis and Atari Flashback, and an NES with only the Duck Hunt/Mario cartridge. They said they used to have others, such an N64, but people broke them. I hope they get some new stuff in terms of that aspect soon.

I stopped in Friday while my color was processing and the staff were kind and helpful especially…read moresince it's not pretty when a lady is processing in a giant smock, with those little papers all around her forehead to keep the dye at bay. Anyway, there were only a few folks inside. I got a drinkable Pinot grogio in a purple cup which means you can walk around 805 carrying your drink. It was way too cold to consider that. I was happy to see they have (among a ton of video games) an old school Galaga that brought back great memories of hours playing this!

In case you don't read the signs or hear the workers repeating it over and over lol, there is no…read morefood and no hard liquor. They have beers, sodas, ice cream shakes, and a few wine options. The wine options are dismal. For someone who doesn't drink beer or like sodas, the options were quite disappointing. The staff were not too friendly. They used megaphones to yell announcements from time to time. The set up is odd...you have to walk over to the bar to pay for wristbands ($12 each) upon entering. There is no way of clearly knowing this, besides the workers yelling to come over to the bar. Some people seemed to be confused and would immediately walk around and go to games, but then the staff would yell at those customers to come to the bar and pay. They need signage or something to make the process more clear whenever you enter. This would help cut down on all the unnecessary yelling by the staff. Whenever we arrived around 6 PM on a Saturday, it was packed with kids. The crowd got older as the night went on. A handful of games were broken, and some were simply confusing to play. We ended up playing the same 2-3 games the whole time we were there. More variety would be nice. It was still a unique way to spend an evening.

Roughly 18/51 (17%) of their machines were out of service. They had all machines off until we went…read moreto play, hiding the obvious flaw of their machines. The few cabinets that did work, were flawed. The selection of games were limited, there were three shooter games, only two worked, majority of the games were clunky cabinets with sticky buttons, or stiff joysticks. The racing cabinets had bad steering wheels, where the slightest movement would throw you off track, or have you not move at all. I would not get the full day tier for ten dollars unless you genuinely believe that you could get more than three hours there. I personally barely got an hours worth of gameplay.

Stop with the electronics to take orders! They are extremely faulty and annoying. We don't ever…read moresee our waiters eyes b/c they are constantly facing down at their screen. They also forget when using electronic devices that they should tend to their tables and make sure the food ACTUALLY arrive! It's took WAY too long to order for having messing with electronic technical difficulties. Then 1/4 of our drinks arrived. Wings took forever to come out and we had to ask for sour waitress to find out where are our wings and bar drinks (that have been going out to all other who arrived after us). We are completely done eating now and have told the waitress 3 times we are missing a beer and here we are over an hour later and no beer. This is ridiculous horrible service considering we just spend $100 on arcade games and another $100 on food. Was the food good, yes. But we won't come back to this horrible service. And your rating of 85 is unacceptable. You literally have a checklist you can keep up with throughout the year. Nothing is a surprise. Do better.

I took my employees here for a team building bowling event. We went around the time they opened so…read morewe wouldn't have to deal with crowds. It was way too loud in here for absolutely no reason. Figuring out the bowling lane request was a little difficult and very expensive. It was $84 for 2 lanes! We reserved an hour, which got us through almost 2 full games. Because we arrived early, we didn't have to reserve in advance and there was no wait. This place is a good spot if you want to keep your activities around Bridge street, but I found it way more expensive than I thought it should be.

I remember taking our kids to Dave & Buster's when we visited family in Pittsburgh. It was always a…read morehighlight for them. I recalled that the food was good and anywhere that has ski-ball is ok with me. I ordered Buster's Bacon Burger. It was loaded with barely cooked bacon that I pulled off - not at all appetizing. I ordered my burger medium-well, yes, always a crapshoot. It was burned to a crisp. I also opted for the gluten free bun. Hard as a rock. To our server's credit, she did have them redo the burger - the redo was much better but, unfortunately, still not a burger I'd come back for. The accompanying fries were nothing special. The overall assessment is "meh". The staff deserves a shoutout - they really did do what they could to salvage my meal. I was very impressed and appreciative. My husband ordered the fire grilled salmon. The piece of salmon wasn't large but was adequate. He liked the salmon but I thought it tasted a bit fishy. The rice pilaf was nothing but a scoop of plain rice. The green beans were full of steamed cherry tomatoes that he really enjoyed. His opinion: it was alright but I wouldn't order it again. We had a coupon for game play. We played a few games but decided to call it an early night. I bought the power card because I thought we'd bring our 4 year old grandson. I guess we'll have to wait a little while - There really wasn't much that he could play. The restaurant was nearly empty so diners were seated at high tops around the bar. Service was attentive and our server was particularly nice. Parking was easy. Although they do have gluten free buns (a $2.99 upcharge), there are very few GF items on the menu. The restaurant was clean including the restrooms. There is an extensive drink menu and a happy hour that looked worth trying out. I highly doubt we'll be back for food but since we still have the power card, we'll probably come by for happy hour and a few rounds of air hockey and of course some ski-ball!

Yummy food would recommend the fish & chips. One of my kids…read moregot the steak she said she loved it!drinks were served immediately.Food was served in timely manner.Really busy.Games were fun and I would recommend the motorcycle race me and my kids got 1st place so so fun would recommend!

Enjoyed a Thursday happy hour at Stars and Strikes. There were lots of entertainment options…read more(arcade, bowling, ax throwing) and the staff was great. I was caught off guard when my food arrived by robot. Cool concept. To be honest I wasn't impressed by the food. I would try different menu options next time. Overall it was a good time for money spent.

We came at 6:50 as a group to reserve two lanes. They said they could order by the game or by the…read morehour. They had two separate lanes then, or we could wait a few minutes and we would have adjacent lanes. So we waited. The lanes cleared, they were cleaned, and then we were called up. "Oh, it just turned 7. The system won't let us do bowling by the game anymore " That is fraud and deceit. Do not ever spend your money here until the business commits to changing its pricing and its customer service to honesty and transparency.

We popped in here one evening with some friends to check out what this House of Axe is all about…read more When you first walk in there is a counter set up where you can let them know what you'd like to do. So, for example they have about 8 or 10 lanes for throwing axes .... you'll need to sign a waver (watch some youtube videos and you'll understand why - but don't let that prevent you from going). Brief instruction and you're off and throwing. A few different techniques, two handed, one handed .... then it just get's more complex. The key - wrists have to stay straight, if they turn it'll put an angle on the axe blade and add a level of difficulty in getting it to stick. Once you're done chopping some wood, they have a few arcade games, pool tables, a basketball game - and a few other things. Kind of a fun way to spend a couple hours and a little bit different then all the other normal stuff around. If you're looking for something a little different, check these guys out. Good fun!

Fun...food...amazing staff! This place has it all! My friends and I had the best time last weekend…read moreand cannot wait to go again. If you are looking for a fun night (or day!) out please check out Lagatha's. Axe throwing is a blast and the food was delicious! We played some pool too and will definitely check out the vintage arcade games next time we go. Plus the fact that they are BYOB makes it an affordable night on the town! 5++++ stars!!

Terrible basically got banned from a blessing box for taking a rest after walking to this business…read more because my sciatica made my legs numb was not allowed to explain situation and owner was rude and even followed me down the driveway even after I told him I didn't feel safe with him doing that. This owner claims he helps the needy but what I see he plainly tells the needy he doesn't care and then band them where they can't get food. I( I have had times I was able to be a paying customer to play the games ) he plainly stated I don't care if you don't care you shouldn't be putting food in a blessing box and claiming you help the needy.

we loved it there! took our son and grand girls there and we all had fun. what's better than laxer…read moretag with grandpa and grandma! we all rode bumper cars and the kids climbed the wall thing over and over. staff super polite. we didn't eat there. but the salad buffet was one of the largest I've ever seen. and looked wonderful.

Most of the games are broken, food is as you expect frozen pizza. Kids had an okay, cleanliness is…read morebelow average and service is decent.

So my nephew wanted to do Chuck E. Cheese for his 8th birthday while on vacation so we stopped in…read more He said it was the best birthday ever (he's 8). Honestly it was what he wanted but not sure if we'd returned. To me, it's a pricey place for average food. We had 1 pizza and 2 orders of wings plus 8 drinks and a round cake for about $85. (Don't waste your money on a cake -it tasted frozen and like cardboard). Plus purchased 210 worth of points for $50. As my nephew said, this is a once in a lifetime place - fun while we were here but probably won't ever return. (I know don't judge this auntie, smile!)