Great machines, staff, and vibes. The machines are very well maintained. A good mix from different…read moreeras.

Great selection of pinballs... and retro arcade games. Family friendly atmosphere, yet has a super…read morefun club / lounge vibe as well. Cool place to hang out on weekends & weekdays. I highly recommend this place

Love this tiny venue and how it has open seating AND a hard 10pm curfew! Get there a little early…read moreto secure a good seat in the shade (the seats to the right as you walk in will be shaded as the sun sets). Great sound and not a bad view to be had. Food and drink options were reasonable too. Parking is street only but you can park at Steel Craft and walk over. The venue closing at 10pm ensures you can get back to your car without issue. Can't wait to see another show here!

One word that describes it: GHETTO!! After paying $20 for…read moreparking at the church across the street, I walked into the very small venue for the first time, I was greeted by the smell of marijuana. I lasted less than 30 minutes and left. Absolute ghetto all the way around. Never again! Yuck Drunk people stumbling around at 6:30PM. No open seats (general admission) No ventilation/fans. Didn't buy any food or drinks but saw some of their food and it looked gross. Door security checked my clutch and did a pat down. They weren't friendly or welcoming at all. Wasn't worth the drive/gas. Yuck!

This place is located on the second floor of Anaheim GardenWalk. I booked our time slots online for…read morethe fighter jet simulator, and the whole experience was great from start to finish. When we arrived, everything was clean, organized, and well maintained. The receptionist checked us in, and our instructor, Max, did an excellent job explaining how to operate the jet simulator and walking us through all the instructions. A huge thank you to Max for making our experience so much fun and enjoyable! We had a great time and will definitely be returning soon to try the Boeing plane experience!

Celebrated my birthday here and it was pretty decent. I scheduled it on a Saturday evening and was…read morereally surprised to find it super empty. As in the only other people aside from my party were the staff. I showed up early to the empty building but still needed to wait for my reservation despite no other visitors so I'm pretty glad that it was located in a walkable location. My party did the Racing + FOX 1 combo. The racing sim was alright. Not that much different than what I can experience at the usual arcades. The dogfighting Sim was the highlight of the night. The set up where each individual has their own replica of a cockpit made it really immersive. I thought the cockpit would also move according to how we maneuver the jet, but that wasn't the case. The staff would also communicate to all of us during our dogfight, commentating on who took down whose plane. It was a decent experience, but I'm not sure if it's something I would do again.

My in laws were in town for the weekend, and one part of LA they hadn't seen yet was downtown. We…read morefigured this would be a good way to see DTLA, try a variety of tasty food, and learn a bit of history while we were at it. Check, check, and another big check! Our tour guide, Scarlet, was awesome. A local Angeleno, it was clear she really knows her stuff. She shared a ton of history with us, about downtown and Los Angeles in general. My favorite morsel was when the city was removing a bunch of trees from Pershing Square, Walt Disney took a bunch of them off the city's hands and used them for the Jungle Cruise! We started with an almond croissant from Pitchoun, then got pork belly skewers from Sari Sari Store at Grand Central Market, then we were on to Maccheroni Republic for some pumpkin ravioli, then tacos at Guisados, and finally donuts at Donut Friend. We walked 2 miles total, and enjoyed every step and every bite. Highly recommend!!

Our company scheduled the Venice Food Tour as a group bonding activity on our company retreat. We…read morewere told the tour would go on rain or shine, and sure enough, it was raining. Totally not the guide's fault, but there was a bit of huddling under awnings and leaping over puddles throughout the evening. Also, there were times we wished that the guides waited to tell stories when we were inside, instead of standing in the weather. We were a big group and they split us into two - we started in different places and met up halfway through. Several members of our group had food allergies. The best part of the evening was the diligence our guide took making sure he accommodated the special diet needs, including some bizarre allergies. There were no slip ups or mix ups, and there was a couple of things everyone could eat at each place. The stories we did hear were very interesting, although it was really limited to a couple of anecdotes here and there. There was more socializing and sampling than touring and learning the area's culinary history, which was fine. We felt like the delivery could have been more engaging and the tour more interactive but overall it was really enjoyable. Good variety of different restaurants, and this was one of the only tours we could find that could do an evening slot instead of just daytime. Food was pre-ordered, and all the choices were really good. A great way to learn about the area and try a lot of different things, while spending quality time with groupmates.

Joe the repair man is the absolute GOAT of arcade repair men. He was able to diagnose the issue…read morewith my arcade machine just looking at a couple pics I sent. He was professional, courteous, and very skilled at his profession. He replaced the power supply, found some rare coin mechanism parts, and setup coin operation for me. Lastly he replaced the plex glass with real glass and I could not be happier! Don't hesitate to call these guys if your arcade is in need of a little love and attention. I'm glad I did! Gene the owner was also very helpful and knowledgeable.

What a find! Had a birthday party here and it was a hit with adults and kids. None of the high…read morestimuli assault of a modern arcade - just pure gaming fun for all. Owners and workers are very welcoming. Memory will likely be locked in for all as a good time.

We were able to get a little tour for the Whitaker-Jaynes Estate for the Boo-uena Park Old Thyme…read moreFall Festival! Tours were about 15-20 minutes with 20 people in each group. All the items in this house were from the time era that it came from, so over a hundred years ago! The first thing that happened was someone's child coming in and banging on the antique piano...if you are bringing children, please remember to keep an eye on them! These pieces of history cannot be replaced. The tour consisted of the living room area, dining area, kitchen, children's and master bedroom, and room with relics long gone from Buena Park's history. For a free, short tour, it was definitely worth it to learn some neat history!

This review is on the Historic Dreger Clock…read more You may remember the 4-sided,15 ft.tall clock that was displayed at Knott's Berry Farm for 50 years (1953-2003). It first sat in the "Ghost Town" area of the park in the rose garden. I remember it was in front of the bakery. It was eventually moved out front near their ticket booths. Then, it disappeared. The "Dreger Clock" was built by Andrew Dreger Sr. from 1928 to 1933. It showed the time, date, moon phases and 12 international cities. When finished he placed it outside his home in Long Beach where he built his wood frame home that withstood the quake of 1933 when other brick buildings collapsed. For 20 years he kept the clock in working order. After his death, Walter Knott saved the clock where it was enjoyed by thousands of visitors to Buena Park. In 2003, it fell into disrepair and was removed and placed in a warehouse. In 2007, the clock was purchased by the Buena Park Historical Society and an extensive restoration effort began. After a complete disassembling, cleaning, paint and repair, a special designed stand post was set near the historic Whitaker-Jaynes House, built in 1887 and now a museum across from the Civic Center on Beach Blvd. This became the new home for the clock. The dedication event for the restoration was Oct.3, 2009. It's a beautiful sight to see today.

Taste of events are usually super fun! Taste of Industry had lots of food and drink samples. No…read morelong lines and lots of free parking! It was not overly crowded and everything was organized. Bathrooms were clean and the normal kinds. I liked the event a lot!

An incredibly fulfilling event, both emotionally and for your belly, the City of Industry's Taste…read moreof the Town is a showcase for local chain and individually owned restaurants to come together in an intimate and festive venue and fill up the tummies of guests with delicious and generous portions of food in the form of tacos, pastas, cerviches, sandwiches, and much more. In addition, there was great live music and a lot of friendly people to meet. I think the best part about attending the event was finding out about menu items I didn't know existed for chain restaurants, and also what non chain restaurants were up to and doing for the community. I was particularly impressed by a roastery that was run by a high school. Thank you to Yelp SGV for the tickets - it made me feel good to know that such an event existed and really gets its guests to associate themselves with their community better.

Another great time at the Improv! The staff is wonderful, and the show itself was very…read moreentertaining! Highly recommend going to the Improv for a Drag Show!

Brea Improv was a great time. The comedians were actually funny, the staff was cool, and the…read moreatmosphere was solid. Good drinks, good food, and a lot of laughs. Hard to have a bad night here. Definitely coming back.