Some friends decided kind of on a whim to come here. I've passed it dozens of times, I've read…read moreabout it, I've always wanted to come, but didn't want to come by myself. Well, now I'm hooked! The night we came was $8 all you can play wristbands so obviously that's already a win. The variety of drinks is incredibly impressive! I love a good cider and there are SO MANY to choose from. There's also a wide variety of breweries represented including a lot of local ones which is one of my favorite things. I got to play skee-ball which is basically my favorite thing and then we chatted for a while before I took over a pinball table or two. It was busy but it didn't feel crowded and the bar tender was really fast but friendly which was a nice surprise. Will absolutely go back and the best part is that I think I could see going by myself if I want a nice drink and some games now that I've gotten a feel for the place.

$8 unlimited play, friendly bartenders, diverse game choice…read more We had a blast at a themed event night and would definitely come back again. Some of the games weren't working and were not in the best condition but others were awesome. The food truck outside is an nice touch, did not try It but others said food was delicious.

THIS IS MY FAVORITE BAR. Has arcade games for the Og's and for younger gen. All kinds of craft…read morebeers and always rotating. Jeff is the coolest bartender in bartender history. The owner is really down to earth cool dude. All kinds of card game events and music here all around great fun

GREAT BAR LOVE LOVE LOVE IT TEN STARS I recently contacted…read morethe owner Helen about doing an 80s night there. I am a DJ and I was looking for somewhere to do an 80s new wave night what better place than an arcade right away they said yes and it's going down this Saturday night. I will start spinning music at 8 PM vintage Volkswagen trunk or treat starting at 6:30 in the parking lot. If downtown Dunedin this Saturday I'll swing play some to some radical and totally awesome tunes

Buyer beware of the Arcade kiosk's they do not give bonus credits and when you figure it out and go…read moreto the front desk they are unhelpful and non caring about you not getting the bonus credits. Go to the front counter for everything!!! Kiosks are rip off's!!! Just wanted to make sure everyone had this info to get the most bang for their buck!!!

Laser Ops is fun! She probably needs a makeover at some point, but she's got a great game selection…read moreand laser tag space. Her food leaves something to be desired, but that's not why you go. I definitely recommend checking her out!

GameTime is basically Dave & Buster's cousin that got a little extra. Full bar? Check. Pool…read moretables? Check. Enough games to keep the kids entertained while the adults pretend they're "just supervising" while playing too? Also check. My only complaint: whoever designed the bathrooms clearly believed hydration should come with cardio. The bathrooms are somehow in the furthest possible location from the bar... and upstairs. By the time I got back, I felt like I'd completed a side quest. Overall, great place for groups, families, or anyone looking to combine arcade games with questionable decisions at the bar. Would definitely go back... after mentally preparing for the bathroom hike.

GameTime has been in the Ybor area for a pretty long time, but I only recently set foot in the…read moreestablishment--and by total happenstance. We were trying to make it to the Gasparilla Children's Parade, but to our dismay, the Jolley Trolley was completely full by the time it passed through Ybor. So GameTime was an appealing Plan B. It has a TON of interactive arcade games, mini-bowling (which we did not do), and a restaurant/sports bar with plenty of TVs. Like other arcade places, GameTime is a popular venue for hosting kids' birthday parties; or you can just grab a game card, load it with $$ and receive credits with which you can play games. They offer timed play (e.g. $25 for 1 hour with 500 fixed e-tickets for prize redemption), or you can choose to purchase a reloadable card where you decide how much money you want to spend and you accrue tickets as you play/win. We loaded our card with $25 which yielded 100 credits. Optionally, you can load a custom amount and receive 4 credits for every dollar. With our four-year-old, we blew through the $25 pretty fast and ended up adding another $25 (giving us a total of 200 credits). If we had just loaded the card with $50 initially, we would have had 25 more credits (225). Overall, I would say value is pretty par for the course. The prize counter is where I felt they were lacking (compared to Main Event and other names in the industry). The games were fun and only a handful were not working or malfunctioned. That did not deter us as the place was pretty dead that afternoon.

This time we tried out bowling and eating here along with arcade…read more I found the bowling to be very reasonably priced, it is $16 per person per hour. We just let the kids bowl so they got through close to two games. There were three children total. They say you can eat the food and drinks in that area, which is nice. However, the way their food and drinks work is you go and order at a kiosk and then they bring it out so you pick up. They do text you, but we totally missed the text that said the food was ready so it wasn't hot by the time we got it. On a Sunday there weren't that many people eating in the food area. I actually really appreciate that you put in your order and then you get a text, it is much more convenient than having to sit and be waited on. They have California pizza kitchen pizzas and they're actually really good. It was very thin crust and the 14 inch probably could've fed my entire family. The kids also love the curly fries. I thought it was funny because you can choose either fries or curly fries, I chose fries and they came out curly so I guess you really can't choose. My younger son wanted the rainbow Road pancakes. Future Christina do not get the pancakes. He didn't eat any of it. However, the kids demolished all the fries and each ate a piece of pizza so that was a win. As always, the kids played a ton of arcade games. This time we spent $20 per card and let them run around with our friend playing. I was surprised how not busy this place is on a Sunday around noon. That is definitely great for us, but I hope this place stays in business then.

My husband and I decided to have a fun little date night here on a Saturday night, when we first…read morearrived it wasn't crazy busy but definitely got busier as the night went on. Bowling fills up pretty fast, we got there at a good time so we got a lane pretty quickly but there were people waiting for a while as the night went on. The arcade filled up pretty quickly - people of all ages playing games and having fun, it was nice to see actually. I didn't feel like anyone was too rambunctious or out of control. The bar area wasn't too busy but I think they might need an extra pair of hands - even with it not being busy it took 20-25 minutes to get a drink at the bar. My husband just started ordering double the drinks so he didn't have to go back and wait for them to serve him. I would say this is a good date spot, or even a good little family outing if you go earlier in the day.

Intially I had nothing but good things to say about Dave & Busters, and I was wondering why the…read morereviews were so low but then I had a super weird experience with one of the servers. Other than that experience with the server, we had a great time and the food was good. I like to go here with my family. It's always a good time with family and friends. The food has always been good, my babies love the games and D&B is in a good location. I would return if I were nearby

This visit was so-so. My girl and I took advantage of the all-you-can-eat and play deal for the 4th…read moreof July, and it left a lot to be desired. When we walked in, someone greeted us, but they didn't really understand what we were there for. After being passed around by several folks, they finally guided us to the correct area, where we were given wristbands, and they explained the process. We were given two players cards that allowed us to play on red or blue games, and told that there was a buffet in another room that was only available for another hour, so we went to check it out. Highly disappointing. There were sliders with too hard buns, lukewarm beans, room temperature potato salad, and bbq chicken thighs. While my girl opted to try everything, I had 2 pieces of chicken and that was it. Drinks were included, but not alcoholic, so we ordered two off menu drinks (we wanted mules but they were out of ginger beer), then we headed to the gaming floor. Not only was it overcrowded, but the games were not fun at all. They had a lot of games that either catered more towards younger children, or just didn't work. We spent maybe 20-30 minutes wandering around, before we called it quits. D&B used to be a great date night spot, but it definitely needs a revamp. More classic games for the clientele would be great. It just gave the energy of a fairing Chuck E. Cheese. It was weird.

Not a good experience here. We pre-purchased a Groupon. I saw why the entry for two kids was so…read morecheap. This jump place isn't as professionally sound as near by businesses or their genre of business type. They posted a Groupon for purchase by the public and reads walk-in's are welcome. We walked in same day as Groupon purchase and had to wait in line for a bit. There was only two people working and they were both busy attending to a summer camp that came in. When it was finally our turn to use our Groupon to start our kids jump time we were told we can't use our Groupon unless we purchase additional items such as socks for each child. THE ENTIRE SUMMER CAMP DID NOT HAVE TO PURCHASE ADDITIONAL ITEMS SUCH AS SOCKS. The children from the camp wore their socks they arrived in. They refused our Groupon purchase without the additional purchase of socks and we were told to take it up with Groupon for a refund. I asked that the owner make a courtesy to allow our children to jump since the other children from the summer camp did not have to make an additional purchase of socks. There was no mention of this on their Groupon at purchase and there were no professional signage with this rule or extra charge. Here is a lesson in business for the owners of "The Airosphere" on Ware Rd; There is a trampoline park located right behind your business. They have a trade in sock policy that's clearly posted in their store and on-line. WE GOT OUR GROUPON CREDIT BACK AND WILL NOT RETURN TO AIROSPHERE. After obtaining our refund in Groupon we drove to the trampoline park right behind your business and paid as a walk in AND THEY EXCHANGED OUR CHILDS SOCKS FOR FREE!!!

Since my first visit in 2020, I've been here twice. Once to host my son's birthday party and one…read morerecently this past weekend. I can't bring myself to come back to this place anymore because it has been ridiculous. Birthday Party: For the price you pay, they don't even give you enough utensils and party supplies. We had to keep asking for more plates and cups because we paid extra for extra guests. They were still stingy. The pizzas were embarrassing. They were a tortilla with marinara sauce and toppings. We paid $15 per large pizza and I would've been okay with them heating up Digiornos because what we got was not worth it. Recent visit: My son is only 15 months old so we opted for the Toddler Zone but figured he might want a bigger space to run so we decided to do the big zone and he was charged as a full adult. Most kids until 2 are free or discounted but not at this place. For 2 "adults" for an hour, we paid almost $50! I can't recommend this place and I don't plan on coming back. It's sad.

Being a multipurpose arcade/restaurant/bowling alley, this establishment does its job fairly well…read more None of my dining experiences have been exceptionally pleasant as the food is pretty subpar, but the arcade at Main Event is a lot of fun. Sometimes games are out of service, but it is not too challenging to locate an employee who is usually quick to fix things and refund your lost credits. My toddler often wants to go bowling, but he loses interest halfway through a game. The people working the front desk usually offer us a good deal where we only pay for the shoes and that is super helpful because I could not imagine paying over $30 to go bowling and having my son give up halfway through the first game. The prize shop has a solid variety of candies/treats and toys that are well priced for their ticketed value. Overall, for fortyish dollars my son and I have a pretty good time gaming for an hour and a half on an ordinary day. Haven't been for a birthday party in a really long time but I know they do a good job hosting kids' birthdays.

Went with a group of 8 adults and we had a blast!! They have really great arcade games and…read moredelicious food! I got the smash burger tacos and the jalapeño ranch was amazing. In the arcade they had skeeball, basketball, Mario cart, shooting games all the good stuff. Felt like a kid again. Def worth a visit.

A really fun place to have a brew and play some games! They…read morehave a great variety of beers. Fun place to meet up with friends.

Cool retro bar for old school gamers; Nintendo, sega, PlayStation lovers, and pinball lovers. Good…read moreservice, cool vibes / ambiance. I recommend although they need to get new controllers for the Nintendo and rock band PlayStation consoles. Didn't have food and don't think they sell.

It tops my list as one of the best indoor activity spots in north Pinellas. Unlimited arcade play…read moreof pinball machines from a wide variety of decades (with a short blurb located on the machine with some neat fun facts as to when it was made, how many were produced, and who designed it) along with some fun arcade machines.

What a cool, fun and nostalgic place to spend a few hours at!…read more While my cruise from Largo was long, it was well worth the drive. The cost was $16 that included in and out privileges. There were a lot of pinball games and I spent a majority of my time playing various ones. I had to be back home at a certain time or else I could've stayed for 4 hours. I'm not sure on the beverage situation if you can bring any in but I did see $3 waters for sale. I had to call to see if they were still in business as I tried to sign up for their email blasts and it wasn't working. Also their instagram account really hasn't been updated in awhile. There is limited parking but you should be able to get a spot.