Having tried many escape rooms in Edmonton, I must say that this was mediocre at best. Other escape…read moreroom places have a pleasant greeting and enthusiastic personnel working however these folk working here definitely were not invested. Even after we escaped, we walked out to the front ourselves and they still did not know we escaped. Then an employee came running out from the back apologizing. Lol As for the room it self, we did the magic emporium room, which was okay. Puzzles were pretty mainstream (lot of locks and combinations). Not much technology used to complete puzzles. I would say the theme was definitely pretty cool, but seemed like this was like perhaps an original room when they first came out or something. Nevertheless, we had fun and the best part was we ESCAPED!! Definitely a confidence booster hahaha.

This is one of my two favorite escape room facilities in Edmonton. I have now officially completed…read moreall of the current 6 rooms at this location. Some I passed, some I've failed. I love this place because the theming for each of the rooms is on point. All of the details in the rooms are done so well. You really get immersed in the stories. The rooms and puzzles are fun and it's a great way to spend any hour. Great location with easy parking. I always finish a room and want to do another one right away.

We went to the Rec Room to take part in a Paint Nite on the second floor…read more I grabbed a couple of drinks to have during the painting event. In order to dry our painted items, we went to the restaurant part of the Rec Room. My companion had the chicken clubhouse, and I had the sun dried tomato and goat cheese pasta. Service was very good and so was the foods. The ambiance was definitely loud, as there was a big crowd, but otherwise a good place to go for recreation and fun.

This location is bigger than the Burnaby location in BC. It felt less crowded over the long weekend…read moreas there is more space for people to roam around. However, I could not find my child's favourite hot wheel game here. There are some different games we played instead. Claw games are rigged to have no grip strength. Be prepared to spend a lot of money to play the games.

Out of all the escape rooms I have been to in Edmonton, Breakout is near the top of the list…read more On the outside, Breakout doesn't look like much. It's in an older strip mall across from the Doubletree Hotel; the windows are all covered up. When you walk into Breakout, it doesn't look like much, either. It's kind of dark and it doesn't have a very "welcoming" feel, but the people who work here are pretty friendly. Sometimes you can't judge a business based on the outside. We chose to play out "The Bomb" scenario and it was actually pretty cool - Our team was split into different rooms which makes for a very different challenge compared to other escape rooms I have been to. I won't give much away, but if you are going to do this room, make sure you have a very strong team (and people who aren't afraid of small spaces). One thing we found interesting is that Breakout and Escape City have a Loyalty Card together - you can purchase it from either business - which offers you 20% off for the cardholder at both Breakout and Escape City each time you visit, your first game with it is free, and you get to play for free on your birthday (or within a week of your birthday). I would definitely return to Breakout, but I will be trying one of the other rooms. Hopefully they are just as great as this one!

I came to Breakout Entertainment last week with a group of friends to celebrate a birthday!…read more We did the "Cube" room which was released about a month ago and so far there are no escapes! We got about 3/4 of the way through when time ran out. I honestly don't know if we could have solved it in another 45 minutes... We were stuck! The staff were fabulous and kept us entertained while waiting to start our game with brain teasers. At $25 a person, the entertainment value is pretty decent and it's cool that they have a wall of fame wall with best times and of course ever changing escape rooms to keep you coming back. I will definitely be back!

Although 'Clay & Cupcakes' is a public establishment, it's been THE ideal setting for some of the…read morebest activity-based, one-on-one bonding experiences I've had with my teenage son AND my husband. My Love Language is 'Quality Time', and C&C's public-yet-surprisingly private environment is a game-changer. Whether you're painting an item or decorating cupcakes, it's perfect for all skillsets: from curious, 1st time beginners to advanced regulars honing their skills. I adore the woman who was working at the front desk both times I've been there (thus far)... she is extremely positive, helpful, encouraging, and not the slightest bit judgemental towards newbies like me and my family. After all: practice makes progress, and I'm looking forward to many outings at Clay & Cupcakes in the near future (while spending quality time with the people I love most!)

Absolutely wonderful staff - everyone working was super accommodating and helpful. There's a wide…read moreselection to choose from. we've come here a handful of times and it has always been a wonderful time.

My 7 year old recently attended a birthday party at Game OVER over Christmas break…read more I was pleasantly surprised by the massive amount of game selections available and my kiddo reported that he got to try tons. My son hasn't stopped talking about the experience and has more than hinted that he cannot wait to return. Prices are quite reasonable when you compare cost of an hour or so at a rec centre or bowling. Two thumbs up Game OVR. P.S. They offer military and union member discounts!

Lots of fun and a variety of VR games. I've been a customer for years, and will continue to be for…read moreyears to come.

We came here for a little girl's birthday party. It was packed. There were a lot of people since it…read morewas on a Saturday. The arcade area was kid friendly but kind of pricey at $2-$3 for each game. I found the dark mini golf was a bit challenging for 3-4 year olds. The parents helped their kids. The staff were friendly and very good with the kids. I loved the separate party areas where you can enjoy cake and present opening with guests. I had moments where I couldn't see my son because it was so dark. My son said some of the decor was a bit too scary for him. It felt like Halloween. I could see what he meant that it would be scary for young kids. Overall, a cool place to host a party.

Such a fun place. We took my six-year-old daughter here for her birthday and she had a blast. The…read morestaff were very friendly. They also have arcade games and too large areas to host birthday parties.

I enjoy abstract painting and a little sketching here and there. If I am on Whyte Avenue and need…read morebrushes, pencils, pens, or sketchbooks, I head to The Paint Spot. The selection is great, prices are reasonable, and staff are helpful. Students get a discount with ID, and the staff themselves are artists, so they really know what they are talking about. Other supplies available at The Paint Spot include canvasses, cutting materials, and, of course, paint of all kinds. There is even a gallery in the basement featuring the work of local artists, and The Paint Spot is central to the annual Art Walk on Whyte.

Absolutely blown away by this little Gem hidden just off of Whyte Avenue on 81st Ave between 100…read moreand 101 street. Popped in today as part of Yelp's Shop Local campaign for Christmas! My kiddos got to partake in a card making craft that included print making and layering with paints! It was a blast :-) Kim, the teacher, was unbelievably awesome with my kiddos and I would not hesitate to come back here for any art class taught by her! I was blown away by their HUGE sheets of handmade papers with various petals, leaves, and fabrics for craft making. If you are looking for art supplies. you simply MUST come here!

Wonderful, prompt service. The photos are great quality and Sharon was extremely flexible with our…read morerequirements. Everyone had a blast with the props.

From the owner: Located in Edmonton, Alberta, fotobüth specializes in providing excellent photo booth services for…read moreweddings and other special events. With amazing backdrops and props to choose from, there are literally no bad pictures with this booth! We offer competitive prices so you can rest assure your photo booth rental will be the best experience ever! Services offered: We offer delivery, set-up and clean up of your photo booth with 3 packages to choose from: 3hr, 4hr or 5hr plus optional add-ons. All packages include unlimited instant high quality prints, custom designed printout, stylish backdrops, access to digital images, USB with event pictures (4hr & 5hr packages), fun props and a fotobüth attendant.

Yum Very good for money costs have gone up like everywhere…read moreelse but still a great deal for a buffet

The Buffet is inside the Starlight Casino lobby area in West Edmonton Mall. Since it's not in the…read morecasino it's open to children and there were a few families when we went to eat. With my Player's Club card, I get coupons including a 2 for 1 Buffet one, which makes it $20 for dinner for 2 which is a pretty good value. The breakfast and lunch prices are $10 and $15 respectively. There have theme nights, Tuesday is Mediterranean, Wednesday is Indian, and Thursday is Asian. You pay when you arrive so you can't check our the fare first. They also ask for a tip but we didn't tip at that time as we didn't receive any service yet! We went on a Tuesday and the upper seating area was about half full. They also have seating in lower area accessible by stairs but they closed off that section while we were there. The booths are roomy and comfortable. The buffet itself is small. There are 3 rows with the first having 2 soups, 5 different salads but were on small plates, rolls, and condiments and cutlery. The middle row had the hot foods and that night it included rice, roast potatoes, green beans, other vegetables, beef souvlaki, roast chicken, pita and various dips including hummus, gravy, spanikopita, and a person there to cut you slices of roast lamb. The third row had an ice cream machine and toppings, fresh cantaloupe and honeydew melon, pre made mini cupcakes, a few different squares, baklava, and a peach crumble. They also have self serve coffee, tea, hot chocolate, and one of those soda machines that you select many different kinds of flavoured pop. The lamb was the star of the show, it was tender and not too gamy tasting. The beef was dry and hard and chicken was cooked well but not very flavourful. Couldn't really go wrong with the green beans, spanikopita, and potatoes. For dessert, the peach dessert was so bad I had to spit it all out as the peaches were so sour as they were the canned type. I went back for a piece of baklava and it was stuck on the plate. I wiggled a piece free and since it was so big, I wasn't able to finish it. It was pretty cold as they probably took it out of the freezer a few hours earlier but still good. The service to start with was awful and based on that, I would have given this 2 stars. There was a woman walking around and taking away plates and acknowledging other tables but not ours. When I did have a dirty plate, she removed it but not the cup. The woman who came by after her was nice and efficient. The first woman was terrible and I don't see her lasting long. The food was just alright and the price good with the 2 for 1 coupon.