Not my thing. We…read morebrought the grandkids here to meet up with their friends for a group birthday celebration. I have never quite witnessed so many kids ages 7-12 with so much haphazard recklessness, running full speed in every imaginable direction. All of them. Imagine, 150 kids running full speed in every direction. Then a large handful of adults or parents running in every imaginable OPPOSITE direction. I saw several kids slam into another kid as they go around an obstacle on the floor. I care, no concern. I also saw two kids running, NO . . . now walking bleeding from their nose and another from the mouth. This should be outlawed. CritDicks

DON'T throw a birthday at that place we had a horrible experience with no service they don't do…read moreanything special. Yesterday we had my son birthday we book 2 months prior his birthday, they double booked us and we ended up having a small spot not the one we reserved at first. Also we booked for 10 kiddo's but with the siblings we had 5 extra ish kids and we told the parents that it was okay to bring the siblings but they will have to pay at the front. Yet all the 3 parents with the extra kiddos was trying to cover for their kids at the front and they even insisted to pay and the lady at the front said don't worry about it if there is any extra I will take care of it, Au today they just text me that I have a bill to pay for those extra kiddos. WHAT A SCAM,

Best thing for a mom who needs a coffee and some down time. The kids love it and wanted to go…read moreagain. The floor is padded and provides different areas for different ages. It seems as if they go off the integrity of the parents to leave when the time is up. They do give you a color coded sticker with the time you are supposed to leave but I didn't see anyone really enforcing it. When you enter, you check in and enter through the gate. Overall, great for kids and a coffee break

Stopped by Kids & Coffee on a short staycation in SD, and it was incredible! The space was so much…read morebigger than we expected and had plenty to do for our kids. Our oldest loved the large play structures and the youngest loved the trampoline and block building area. The cafe team was great and served us quickly, and we were impressed by the number of food items available. The coffee was alright - not amazing - but not terrible. One thing to note if you go is that the café is tucked into a corner so not every seat from the café has a line of site to the play area. And if you have drinks, you have to stay in the café. So if you were planning on having a relaxing coffee, while watching your kids from afar, that is not exactly an option. My only note for improvement would be for the staff to do a little more to help manage particularly physical/destructive children, if/when the parents are not doing enough. When we visited, there was one young child who was running around knocking kids over, knocking over blocks, and just generally being really hyper. That is totally understandable for a young kid, but the parents were nowhere to be found, and the staff clearly looks concerned, but didn't really do anything to help mitigate the situation.

This indoor playground is our family's absolute favorite! The staff are always so welcoming and…read morefriendly, and they keep the place so clean all the time. You just know the area is very well taken care of and sanitized regularly--they definitely know their priorities here. The space is HUGE. They have everything you can imagine a great indoor playground could have--a jungle gym with slides, an inflatable bouncy house, a colorful net structure that kids can climb into, a toddler area with structures for all sorts of imaginative play, a ball pit, and even an infant area. One thing of note that I really like about this place as well is that their restrooms are always pristine, stocked up with supplies, and smelled good! This place just checks all the boxes for us and we'll always keep coming back here. Plus, my little one loves it!

A great spot to take the little ones for indoor fun…read more It's clean, safe and secure. Tons of staff wiping down sections and keeping the place tidy. Attended a party, food and drink can be brought in which is a plus. Tons of space and dedicated sections for parties. Kids will definitely enjoy it here. Give them a try and thank me later. Play City, where all you do is have fun!

What a fantastic concept!…read more We had such a great experience here. The stay-and-play, open-to-close setup is perfect for families and makes it easy to spend the entire day having fun without feeling rushed. Highlights: Stay and play all day Fun for the entire family Great selection of refreshments at the concession bar Clean, organized, and well-stocked facility Most importantly, the staff made my kids feel genuinely welcome Lowlights: The only thing worth mentioning is that outside food isn't allowed. However, you can leave to grab something to eat and come back afterward, so honestly, it's not really a big deal. Thank you for creating such a welcoming environment and, most importantly, for making my kids feel so comfortable and included. That means more than you probably realize. We will absolutely be back!

I recently came here for a kids birthday party and my child absolutely loved it! The birthday room…read morewas very spacious and my friend was able to come in and set up the way she wanted and she able to bring her own food/drinks. It was a quick 2 hr limit and it was perfect because after you would be able to sit outside with everyone else if you wanted to stay longer. The place is very clean and the restrooms were spotless as well. The area to play around was very small but entertaining for the kids! They did have a snack area and were kept stocked with lots of chips, drinks, coffee and some candy. They did provide you with socks which I loved!

Candeeland is a fun young child friendly place! It's perfect for kids 4 years and younger because…read morethey can access both play sections (little land and the main play structure) There were definitely a lot of kids, but not to the point where it disrupted your own fun. It looked like there was quite a few staff members monitoring the playing which I thought was great. Overall everything looked clean as well. I'd also say I was surprised how affordable the cafe was as well! $1 for popcorn? Awesome!

Came here today and was impressed with the cleanliness upon arrival. I like the size of this play…read moreplace, it's perfect for ages 6 and under. My 5 year old and 2 year old LOVED it. When my 5 year old tried to go into the smaller kid area (ages 4 and under) she was asked to leave by the female teenage employee at the entrance. This was at the same time that a 10 year old girl had been playing in there the past 20-30 minutes. When my daughter came to me crying I tried to walk her in there thinking it must not be a big deal because there were a few big kids in there, who looked to be around ages 8-10. I was surprised to be turned away by that same employee (while the other big kids were still in there). So confusing! I pointed this out and she said "that girl is sitting" (she had been hanging all over the merry go round just minutes before, which is right next to where she was standing at the entrance) and then the employee said "she also has a little brother here" (he looked about 4 or 5). So then I said "okay so can my daughter stay because my 2 year old wants to play in here" she then told us no and blocked us from entering. I went to the front desk and told that girl about the situation and she got the manager. He explained that it's for safety WHICH I COMPLETELY UNDERSTAND - but then take out the other big kids so it's not confusing for anyone! He finally did have the bigger kids removed, and there were about 4-5 other way bigger kids than my daughter. It felt like we were being singled out by the staff here. They said they asked the other people to leave the area but they "didn't listen." Lol. So people like me and my daughter who listened were the only ones removed I guess. I guess you can just act like you don't understand and you get to break the rules, even if the rules are there for everyone else's "safety." This could be a learning opportunity for the staff here but you can go find out for yourself. I wanted to avoid this word but it truly felt like discrimination based on us being the only family removed. We won't be returning.

We love this place and how spacious it is. My son loves checking out their books and their video…read moreroom where the kiddos can play video games or games from the projector. Definitely worth going back because when you're all done and exhausted, eating in the food court upstairs was delicious!

Ooh NO WHAT HAPPENED, I used to come here often and I haven't been back in a while AND it seems…read morelike they stopped taking care of the place... restrooms has horrible smell!! And the place looks dirty seems like they just wipe it down with a wipe. The floor mats are dirty. I used to see the works cleaning and vacuuming and uv lighting cleaning while people were playing Not sure what happened...

Paige is one of those teachers who brings passion, innovation, and learning into the baby play…read moregroup. I was really impressed by the overall ambience of her teaching space. You will not find any cheap plastic or overly stimulating toys here. Paige carefully selected all furniture, play structures, and toys, to eliminate contact with hazardous materials or chemicals, and to give the babies a natural, open exploration experience. When you walk in, you feel a sense of serenity and calm as a parent, that your child will be able to play and explore freely without constraints. Paige's philosophy in our play group is to maximize the baby's sense of freedom and give them a completely open "yes" space to explore. As a parent, we are of course encouraged to intervene to make sure our baby is safe and that other babies are safe as well. Most of the time, we get to discuss the experience of parenting with other moms and dads, and watch our daughter explore this nicely designed learning space. In the "seeds" class (4-10 months), we begin by discussing what new behavior or movement we observed in our baby. Then we allow all the children to play. I cannot express enough what a joy it is to see my daughter interact with others in harmony, and explore her own interests and abilities. During the play time, Paige will also discuss parenting tips and strategies, often based upon a theme in articles/write ups that she sends to us the week before. Paige then wraps up the class with super fun songs, such as Clean Up, Mr. Sunshine, and many others that both parents and babies enjoy. I have heard stories from other parents about play groups that were unsafe and not entirely conducive towards free play. At My Village, you will be amazed at just how wonderful your baby can play with others if given the right space and teacher. Paige is such a great teacher and host (thanks for the coffee and tea), and always there for support and discussion. Try checking out from her little library too, which offers baby story books and wonderful books on how to parent with respect.

I took Paige's bunny knitting workshop and it was so much fun! It was 2 different days and each day…read moreshe had gluten free goodies baked for us and served coffee and tea! That was the icing on top of her so patiently teaching us to knit the cutest little bunny. I had zero knitting skills before this and it was so fun to leave with a cute completed project. I'm looking forward to joining one of her play groups this spring!

I just want to point out that the stuff is beyond amazing. I decided to take my kids today, 2 & 4…read moreyears old. I was really upset because of a Dad and his little girl, must have been 7, 8 years old we're in the toddler area. The girl had an accident inside the ball pit and I overheard the Dad scolding her for peeing, but didn't inform anybody that she even had an accident. My son was in the ball pit when this happened, and I noticed that there were wet footprints on the floor and on the edge of the pit. I grabbed the spray that they had and sprayed the area down, not thinking anything of it. One of the staff noticed that I did that and right away brought towels and sprays to clean the area and another staff member came over and asked me to take my son out because they were spraying chemicals in the pit area to sanitize. When I took him out, he was completely covered in pee all over the back of his shirt & shorts. My son wears diapers so I know it wasn't him. I was really upset, and I told the staff, I went to go talk to the manager about it, and they fully refunded me for the time that I was there. My kids were upset cause we had to leave early, we were 35- 40 minutes in & the guy in the front gave them lollipops, with my approval, to help me calm them. The staff there is amazing and on it about Cleaning and sanitizing everything. They shut the whole toddler section down just so they can sanitize the entire area. As far as that, Dad, it's extremely disgusting that he tried leaving without saying anything to anybody. Accidents happen that I understand but keeping it to yourself and then trying to leave without informing staff is beyond me.

Hello To whom this may concern,…read moreI was with my granddaughter at your location on Saturday May 9th. Would like to inform you that I will be filing a police report because I had my iPad stolen at your place of business. We were told we could not bring our personal belongings in and would have to leave it with stroller in the front of your store. When I returned to my car realized my iPad was gone. Not sure if this was an inside job or if this is a common occurrence at your place of business but I will most definitely not be returning and will advise friends and relatives of the potential theft going on at your place of business. Your employees are more concerned and watchful over whether you put outside food in your mouth over making sure you don't go over your paid time or customers coming in smelling like they smoked weed in the parking lot.