What a fun, fun, fun bar! I had no idea what to expect when I was invited to come out to the truck…read morebar. I did know that we would be playing corn hole, but did not know we would be playing inside. What a pleasant surprise! You walk in the side door as if you were going into the service department of any garage, and you see this very large open space. I saw a bunch of corn hole set ups, the coolest benches that were reminiscent of all time car back seats. In one corner of the bar was a small area for ax throwing.There were random arcade games in different spots of the bar, and there were TVs around the place as well. The TVs were in the front grill area of a car mounted on the walls! It was pretty quiet the night I went, and I didn't see any waitress, but there was a walk up bar where you could order beers sodas and seltzer's. On the other side of the bar was a pizza place, which is brilliant if you asked me! We were able to bring in our own food and reserve a table, but I imagine when it gets busy that might be harder to do. I had a really great time at the truck bar and I look forward to going again, and again! I have one suggestion for the business owners. They might wanna consider better lighting at the street to indicate where this place is. I was there in the evening and took a guess as to where to turn up their driveway and got lucky.

I went to The Truck Bar on Tuesday, and I went again on Friday. The Truck Bar is across the street…read morefrom the Reservoir in Higganum. If you go during the daytime you'll notice what a beautiful setting this is. Old Trucks are displayed outside the property, and they're such a sight to see. Be prepared to have a great time once you're here, you might learn a new skill, such as the craft of ax throwing. The trained staff will teach you on how this is done correctly and safely. My favorite is the corn hole. You can play this until your arms get sore, and there is no cost. Enjoy viewing and hanging out in the Harry Potter room, it's great for pictures and the perfect space for a party for a loyal Harry Potter fan. The arcade games are plentiful and a good variety. Square Peg Pizza is on the premises and my favorite of theirs is the Figgy Piggy, so delicious. You'll enjoy a wide variety of local beers and ciders here too. It's a great place to try something new. You're sure to have a great time here, for a celebration or a relaxing evening after work. The Truck Bar is decorated with fun gas station memorabilia, so much character and so much to see. I highly recommend spending an evening of fun here!

I love this arcade bar. They added a second floor full of nee arcade games, pinball machines lined…read morealong the wall, a new tiki bar, and so much more. I've done their run club in the summer and hung out with brews and friends in the winter. This is the spot to be in Southington for a fun night out or a chill night playing your favorite arcade games

I've been here once before, but when only the first floor was open. Their second floor was a nice…read moreaddition. Service is quick and attentive. Upstairs has cans and bottles only, nothing on tap. There are not as many games upstairs but lots of lounge and seating areas. Bathrooms on both floors too! I love the variety of games, old school pinball machines and arcade games. It's a great time for a date night or a night out with friends.

Hands down: The best laser tag in the state!!! All ye lords and ladies, commence the joust and…read morebattle the dragon at Knight's Quest in East Hartford! This hidden gem is inside one of the coolest entertainment spots at the Hall of Fame Silver Lanes. It's a massive indoor arena decked out like a black light castle. Equipped with a giant glowing dragon, everyone had a total blast when we went. Conveniently located inside a massive, recently renovated bowling alley with a huge arcade, full bar, pool tables, darts, and a cafe that serves hot food, your family will love coming to spend a day playing. Perfect for rainy days!

I visited on Sunday Feb 14, 2021. Plenty of signage and…read moreparking. Outside is a little drab but the weather was as well. The inside was as one would expect for a bowling establishment. The lanes were well kept and the boards are equipped with nice technology. The shoes were as one would expect. Pricing was a little on the high side, but I am not from that area so it may be conducive. Service was good, the clerks were available and appeared to want to help. One informed me of a weekend league that sounded like it would fit my lifestyle and be a lot if fun. Regarding COVID they assigned every other lane and provided hand sanitizer and had masks, for a fee. This is on the "do it again" list.

I took my friend with me it was a blast the only part I don't enjoy were the prices of the food.read more

I'm leaving this review because I want other vendors--especially disabled vendors--to know what…read morethey're walking into. I was genuinely excited about participating in the Holiday Market at Sonny's Place. I toured the grounds with one of their ambassadors, discussed my accessibility needs, and was told they'd help me secure a comfortable setup. I even took the time to alert their team about scam posts on Facebook from people pretending to collect vendor fees--trying to protect their community. Instead of being met with professionalism or gratitude, I was removed as a vendor without explanation. No courtesy call, no clarity, nothing but dismissive behavior from Mackenzie, the person handling vendor relations. After everything I shared and the effort I put in, her response made it clear how poorly these events are managed. To make matters worse, the building itself is not ADA accessible, which violates the basic principles of ADA Title III. As a full-time wheelchair user, that alone speaks volumes. Equal access should never be an afterthought. I came in with good faith, ready to create something beautiful for families and children. Instead, I left disappointed, stressed, and honestly shocked at how little care was given to accessibility or communication. Vendors--especially those of us in the disability community--should think twice before signing up. Avoid the headache and the heartache. You deserve better than this.

As far as bowling alleys go - was really great…read more Clean, modern, everything worked. Staff worked hard as we were there with a private group. Even the food for the event was better than I expected (it's still bowling alley food). Had low expectations. But was pleasantly surprised.

Food & drink wise, it was decently priced. Management wise, they could be better operated. Staff…read morecould be a bit more entusiastic. However it's a good time to strike some pins. You get what you pay for I suppose.

The Sanctum is a pinball arcade, club and cooperative that opened in Meriden, Connecticut in 2014…read more It was founded by friends Jim Swain Jr. and Matt Boschert. The two decided to open their own pinball arcade when they realized that there was barely anywhere to play pinball in Connecticut. Swain and Boschert's goal wasn't just to open a place for recreational pinball gameplay, but also competitive pinball gameplay. Located on the second floor of an old factory building, The Sanctum is run in collaboration with the International Flipper Pinball Association. The name of the arcade is a reference to "entering the Sanctum", a feature on "The Shadow": a pinball machine adaptation of the 1994 film of the same name. The Sanctum is open every Monday night from 7PM to Midnight. It frequently hosts local leagues like the Connecticut, Rhode Island Pinball League (or "CRAP") who train to compete in regional and divisional pinball tournaments. However, customers don't need to be competitive players to gain entry. The Sanctum is open to all players (whether competitive or recreational) regardless of their age or gender. A $20 donation grants guests unlimited freeplay for the entire evening. Although food and beverages aren't served, guests may bring their own. I recently visited The Sanctum during one of their Monday night open houses. From the exterior of the old factory building, it's not obvious at all that there's a pinball arcade inside. After walking up the stairwell, and down a long winding hallway, I finally made my way to the entrance. I arrived shortly after they opened for the evening, and I felt like I was entering some sort of secret pinball speakeasy. I paid the $20 donation fee and began to explore The Sanctum's 50 machines. I was told that the machines get rotated out regularly. There was a good balance of new machines as well as classic ones. A lot of people were there to train for tournaments, but I was only interested in some old fashioned pinball fun. I had a blast! I ended up staying for almost the entire night and I probably tried just about every machine there. Some of my favorites included "Rush", "Alien", "Pulp Fiction", "The Shadow", "King Kong: Myth of Terror Island", "Godzilla" and "Evil Dead". This place is a pinball paradise and I can't wait to return! If you're a serious fan of pinball, then you need to go to the Sanctum! The Sanctum is a pinball arcade, club and cooperative that opened in Meriden, Connecticut in 2014. It was founded by friends Jim Swain Jr. and Matt Boschert. The two decided to open their own pinball arcade when they realized that there was barely anywhere to play pinball in Connecticut. Swain and Boschert's goal wasn't just to open a place for recreational pinball gameplay, but also competitive pinball gameplay. Located on the second floor of an old factory building, The Sanctum is run in collaboration with the International Flipper Pinball Association. The name of the arcade is a reference to "entering the Sanctum", a feature on "The Shadow": a pinball machine adaptation of the 1994 film of the same name. The Sanctum is open every Monday night from 7PM to Midnight. It frequently hosts local leagues like the Connecticut, Rhode Island Pinball League (or "CRAP") who train to compete in regional and divisional pinball tournaments. However, customers don't need to be competitive players to gain entry. The Sanctum is open to all players (whether competitive or recreational) regardless of their age or gender. A $20 donation grants guests unlimited freeplay for the entire evening. Although food and beverages aren't served, guests may bring their own. I recently visited The Sanctum during one of their Monday night open houses. From the exterior of the old factory building, it's not obvious at all that there's a pinball arcade inside. After walking up the stairwell, and down a long winding hallway, I finally made my way to the entrance. I arrived shortly after they opened for the evening, and I felt like I was entering some sort of secret pinball speakeasy. I paid the $20 donation fee and began to explore The Sanctum's 50 machines. I was told that the machines get rotated out regularly. There was a good balance of new machines as well as classic ones. A lot of people were there to train for tournaments, but I was only interested in some old fashioned pinball fun. I had a blast! I ended up staying for almost the entire night and I probably tried just about every machine there. Some of my favorites included "Rush", "Alien", "Pulp Fiction", "The Shadow", "King Kong: Myth of Terror Island", "Godzilla" and "Evil Dead". This place is a pinball paradise and I can't wait to return! If you're a serious fan of pinball, then you need to go to the Sanctum!

CT's pinball mecca. Monday night play is a great time - $10 gets you free play from 6:30 to…read moremidnight and they've got an impressive lineup of 40+ games. They've also got pinball leagues which are.... needless today, out of my league. "Hidden gem" is a completely overused term but so appropriate for a wonderful spot like this.

Extreme air is very clean and the staff is friendly. My kids love coming here even though it is the…read moresmallest trampoline park around it is close to home and convenient

ok so i came here a few years ago and we brought fun city socks because they are the same as their…read moresocks and we got YELLED at for WEARING the same socks but different brand, so you waste about 5 bucks for socks u might not use again.. Today i came for a birthday and we came with different socks again ( maybe they changed the policy) and they yelled at us so we got socks. At least the employees are nice if you don't break the rules. The place is also tiny. Very strict.. childs grandfather crop dusting me

Let's just say the location is dark outside at night....once inside we had a great entertaining…read moreevening of mini golf. There are many other entertaining items present but I can't speak on them because we only had time for mini golf. Would I go back there? Yes. I would also want to bring more people. The more the merrier.

Went with my 7yr old and was met with a rude employee with a smart mouth. Pretty sure y'all should…read morebe begging anyone to come in cause there wasn't 1 person in there at 5pm on a Saturday. Yes I saw 13+ when I got to the door but missed it on google and the tiny joke of a sign there is. Want more business? Drop the age restrictions with the parent present. Shooting yourself in the foot. I won't go back

Their food sucks I've been to several D&B's…read more Drinks are gross To play is $60 for my autistic daughter vs $20 2 years ago

I can't remember the last time I was at a Dave & Buster's! This was a fun visit and treat. I'm only…read morecompetitive when it comes to games but that's what makes it fun!! We grabbed a drink and food first. I went for the danger water, which was tropical and great, and the barbacoa quesadilla which was crispy and full of meat. Our waitress was nice! There were a handful of games that glitched mid play and there's nothing you can really do about it. The games that worked were fun!