Randomly stumbled upon here with some friends after lunch & I think it's safe to say Super Bario is…read morea hidden Glasgow Gem. It's essentially an arcade that has a bar & if you're as much of a nerd who enjoys liquor as much as I am, you'll love this place. Though not the strongest, the drinks are fairly price and the bar tender was pretty cool. Their drinks range from a tap to hard liquors. My friend & I played Street Fighter & what is known as the greatest arcade game of all time, Michael Jackson's Moonwalker. The environment in here is super relaxed and the games are fun. The only thing that would improve it is if they added a food menu.

Nice little arcade, good to spend an hour or so in. Good…read moreselection of machines, games etc, and i love the Teddy grabbing machines. Some of the teddy machines are harder to win a teddy from than others. The teddy machines are fairly empty, not stocked as well as they could be, still fun though. My toddler son loves the teddy i managed to win there, its his favourite cuddly toy lol.

Old style amusement arcade, with some memorable old gaming machines with a mix a mix of new. It is…read morefairly quiet during week days but can get a bit more lively during weekends. Fun for the kids but a bit dated now.

I was here with my two friends for one of there birthdays and I must say the food was great, I…read moredidn't play a lot of games because I was to busy talking to the very friendly staff and enjoying the atmosphere

From the owner: Instant Ramen. Retro gaming. Where else can you find these two combined with such ferocity?read more

Pirate Pete's softplay children's centre is hosted in what was formerly Hangar 13 nightclub in Ayr…read more- needless to say it's changed since then. We used to take the kids here when I was a carer and they absolutely loved it. You had to practically drag them away from the climbing frames! The area itself is a maze of wonder for children of all ages. There's space for smaller kids but three floors worth for the older children who want to swing around like wee monkeys. It's well staffed and there are places stationed throughout where adults can sit and read a paper while still having one eye on the kids. Even though it's huge and offers the children a perceived amount of freedom it's well monitored so you feel safe to let them roam free for a while. There's a lot of the usual soft play facilities - punching bags, tunnels, slides and climbing walls, but all are adequately padded so your child is well protective from hurting his or herself. But should a wee accident arise, there are helpful staff on hand and easily accessible areas for adults to remove the kids to reality again. If they need cheering up, there's a big cafe area with lots of food and ice cream to offer. It comes in handy when they've been running about for hours and are gasping for a drink; but for big groups jugs full of diluting juice are supplied. It looks like a fun day out for the children and I was more than a little jealous since I loved places like this when I was wee, but at least there was tea and a paper available for us weary adults. It's in a great location so if your Duracell bunny is refusing to run out of gas you can take them to the beach and neighbouring play area afterwards.

A fantastic place to visit with younger children, its situated in the ideal location, beach park…read moreand has both outdoor and indoor facilties that keep the kids amused. The only downside with the outdoor rides, is that they are for very young children. Inside its great for the adults to relax, if they can ignore the noise, and superb for the children to play. ALL areas are segregated by age and supervised accordingly. The play area is on two floors, howver its easy to keep an eye on the children. The security is vey tight and no child could leave without their parent or guardian. It inexpensive and good value for money. Two hours of fun fun fun. As for the cafe...good food great prices.

Made to feel welcome. Friendly atmosphere and if you're peckish there are free snacks available and…read morefree coffee, tea, hot chocolate, soft drink available also. No problems getting your winning coins changed for notes. Would recommend and I will definitely be returning there.

Although a little bit out of the way - when you find it - its a great wee shop, friendly staff -…read morehuge selection of games and consoles. Older style games can be found in here - so if you have a vintage games console - you might be in luck and might see some games in here for it. Recently I saw mega drive games!! A decent dvd section - but a poor blu-ray section, but you can use trade in against films as well as games. This shop is more accessible with buggies etc, than their Irvine shop - but not as accessible as Kilmarnock. For this reason and due to size difference in shops - I would recommend that if you are looking for a good deal - and mayeb a wee bargain - try Games Centre in Kilmarnock.

Excellent game store. Reasonable sized, A little hard to find than others. But has everything you…read morecould possible want and expect from a video game retailer.I would strongly recommend this store for any video gamers needs. I could spend all day looking around this store. They have everything from retro games to the modern next gen games. And there prices are reasonable as well. The staff are always on hand and friendly. They also have a very good knowledge when it comes to video games and consoles.

Hollywood Bowl combines all the over stimulating noise, music, movement of hyperactive children…read more(and adults) with the finance-hoovering distractions you'd expect of such an establishment. This place isn't cheap - we were about £30 for 2 games of bowling for 2 adults and a child- and the online booking system is super confusing. Prices vary according to peak and off peak playing times. You must enter and exit through the gauntlet of the arcade where those of us with children cling desperately to our change and deny the availability of funds to our enraptured offspring! The arcade is one of those where you exchange hard (and expensively) won tickets for a variety of paltry pound shop sourced "treasures" like water snakes and those snappy bangles. The bowling set up is great- you can wear you own shoes if they're flat- a you can set up bumpers to only come up/down for certain players in your group. There's separate eating areas and a lounge for parties and staff were all helpful and accommodating.

Fully enjoyable place. Bowling is bowling, however I was…read morethere on the corporate events they hold and was impressed with the buffet provided.