The CraftCade has a laid-back, fun 80s/90s retro vibe that my wife and I really loved. I ordered an…read more18" New York-style pizza, which had great flavor and texture. Hot honey wasn't on the menu, but they had some--and it was perfect with the giant pepperoni slices. They also have a pour-your-own beer wall with a bunch of options, which was pretty cool. Most of the old games are free to play. A few were in rough shape, but we still had a fun time. The newer games and pinball machines cost to play. Great service at both the bar and the pizza counter. Overall, we had a great time--some awesome pizza and a round of Mario Kart on the Switch while seated at the bar

Went here several times by myself and with friends. I love the 80s atmosphere and the culture that…read morethey captured in the walls and the drinks and the menu. I have had the food and it is OK but nothing I would say was wow to me. I like the selection of alcohol that you can get including The draft station with a charge card. I like that some of the games are free and others that you can pay for if you want the newer game experience. The biggest challenge I see here is the upkeep of the old video games, which is hard to keep up with. The staff is friendly and I would recommend going here for a unique experience

I like this place and have been going here since I was a chit but back then it had a race track w…read morecars, arcade & laser tag but now it's just the water park. So I only give it a 3. I had my daughters birthday party here and ended up spending a fortune. They don't allow outside food or beverages besides the cake which is understandable but at least have some of the food supplied. I would have ended up spending a lot of $$ just for some burgers and chips. Not worth it. It's fun for a day w family but having a party here isn't worth the $$ or hassle. Also, I paid for extra kids to swim and when the party showed up my party ended up paying for themselves?!?! I didn't get $$ back for paying for extra kids. Just don't have a party here. Go to the Ramkota or Seven seas for a swimming pool party.

Their lifeguards need more training on enforcement. They all need to have a voice, if you don't…read morehave the guts then don't take the job. They need to enforce the same rules instead of letting the kids run the place. The female guards were better at doing their jobs while the males like to sit in the corner and look pretty. On a busy day, it's a mad house. Half the tubes for the slides were deflated but they're expecting you to still used them. Better luck next year.

If you are not in a bowling league you may as well not even come here, the last 10 times I have…read moreever been here they are to full and they do not prioritize the everyday bowler.

I've been coming to Midway Lanes since I was younger in a bowling league and the workers they had…read morewhen I was younger were super helpful, cheered us on, and cleaned up after others.... But now everytime I go in to bowl a couple games I'm always cleaning up after the people who were there before me, tons of bowling balls on the lane, spilt drinks all over the table, constantly having to ask to have the bumpers down... whenever I have to go to the front desk sometimes it takes them forever to help me when no one is even in line, the workers just seem like they don't want to be there. I miss the old midway lanes where the employees enjoy their jobs!!

Who would have thought I would find the best movie theater I've ever been to in Bismarck, ND?…read more This theater does everything right. First of all it is up to date with all the nice amenities, like comfortable seats, great sound, huge screen and it's clean. It was so nice to go to a theater that actually adds to the excitement of going to a movie. This place is huge (22 screens) so it takes a bit of maneuvering to get to your theater, but the Grand has the hallways filled with movie memorabilia, upcoming movie posters and all within the Egyptian theme. There are statues and displays all around the place. I was impressed. The only (minor) drawback to the theater would be the entrance is on the backside, and although there is plenty of parking, very little is close to the entrance. And because if the size, you might want to leave a popcorn trail as you go in, so you can find your way out! Good job Grand Theaters!

Refreshments could come down in price. What's the point in going to a Theater if ya can't get…read morepopcorn .

This tanning salon gets the job done. They are polite when you walk in and after the first couple…read moretimes they try to remember your name and strike conversation with you to make you feel more comfortable. The beds are good for what Bismarck has to offer and for a decent price. Most other places charge too much and the beds are basically the same strength. I go here all the time and yes, it could get a remodel but they use what the have. I hardly ever have to wait for a bed so it's quick and easy for the fast pace person!

Professional tanners, do not be dissuaded...This is NOT a video / game store!! I almost did not go…read morebecause there is no website and I hesitated because of the old video store advertising. The place is decorated very Hard Rock cafe'ish and yes, the mirrored walls are a little dated, but the beds are first class with fresh, strong bulbs. That's what counts. I went because they have a brand new Versa Pro spray booth, which all pro tanners know is second best to a human sprayer. I got a double-dip which includes the prep and post spray, and did the stand-up afterwards to bake it on. Perfect cocktail for $53. Not bad for an out-of-towner without a membership. They do offer discounted packages. The owner Troy is very personable, professional, and hospitable. I got exactly what I asked and paid for...that speaks volumes these days.

Went here to get a drink and also ordered quesadilla app. Food was ok but we said light on…read morejalapeños and the cook was heavy handed anyway. Drinks were good. Atmosphere was a bit more sports bar but backroom was loaded w peeps so must be liked. Decent place.

Definitely a five star, with Michelle as the bar tender! Love the burgers here, the fries are not…read morebad either.

Summary Review. Rock…read more30 Games may come across as a bit of a schizophrenic store due to the variety of products (disc golf, DVDs, video games) but it is anything but. Being the only way, outside of pawn shops, that an individual can track down a classic movie, video game or system. A friendly staff and locally owned makes this place even more desirable. Long Review. Way back in 2003, Rock 30 Games (Rock 30 from here on out) took Bismarck by storm. While the location was a bit tricky to get to, and you could easily pass by the place if you didn't look for it, Rock 30 offered something that Bismarck wasn't familiar with. A video game store that carried a wide variety of both consoles and video games dating all the way to Atari. Further more, the store was casually run by a gentleman named Andrew along with some other great individuals that helped out. There was a charm to the whole place, despite the original store being made out of a previous home, that gave it a memorable experience. Combined with friendly service and fair pricing, Rock 30 was the place to go to either buy, trade in or sell. Flash forward, and Rock 30 has grown into a company with several stores spanning several cities in North Dakota alongside an ever-evolving concept. Aside from this history lesson, and the reason I continue to shop at Rock 30, is how friendly the place is. Rock 30 isn't interested in trying to get you to reserve a product, or subscribe to something. They're all about you finding what you're looking for, and seeing what they can do to help you along that way. While still being a business, they're more about bringing back a casual-yet-professional experience that seems to be lost in the sea of corporations. I actually go out of my way to mail products from my home in Arizona back to Bismarck whenever I plan on going into Rock 30 because they offer by far some of the best prices for trading in products. What may be a trade in? It's the act of taking a product that they'll accept, and trading it in either towards cash (if it is an option) or towards something else in the store. Since selling things online is time consuming, I like the option of being able to still rely on Rock 30 to offer me a fair price and in return collect anything I may need in their incredible library of product. Which leads me to probably the best point of Rock 30. The depth of product. Rock 30 may not have a very large store, but the amount of material they have in their database or that they can get it (at the time or this review they could still order in products for customers) is astonishing. While it generally is more of a gamble if you'll get a complete product or not, they guarantee it to be working and will do whatever necessary should any complications arise. Add in a repair station for video game consoles, a disc buffering station to repair any minor damage your video games/CDs/DVDs/Blurays may suffer and Rock 30 seems to do absolutely everything. There's no reason to not give Rock 30 a shot.

I love rock 30! Always have! Their customer service is great and they are always kind / helpful.read more