Oh my goodness this play space is just the cutest! The child-sized playhouses are so adorable and…read morecharming, and filled with all sorts of objects for play-pretend fun. There is a diner with an ice cream stand, a beautiful little house, a market, animal hospital, a police car, and a soft play area. An airy open space filled with natural light serves as a special activity area, and has several tables and seats. Kids can also have a break and a snack in this area. The bathroom in the back is spacious and clean, and has a changing table and a step stool. Weekly open play and activity schedules are posted on their website. They accept walk-ins but reservations are encouraged and can be made online (super easy and convenient). Play time is booked for 90-minute sessions. You can also get a 1-month unlimited weekday pass or a discounted 4-pack price. They host birthday parties as well. Best for toddler-aged children up to 5yo. My child loved it!

My baby loved her second birthday. The staff was so friendly and made everyone feel happy. Kids…read morehad a blast. It was perfect time and just an all around adorable place.

Super fun imaginative play place for the kids…read more We came here for a Sunday afternoon birthday party and our kids and the other party kids definitely had more than a blast here for the few hours we were here. There are lots of imaginative play toys to play with here, but the place did feel a bit on the small side still. Tay + Te probably can't host more than 20-30 kids (with parents attending). Besides the play area, which is directly after the entrance, there is a party room in the back as well. I can't comment on the pricing/rates and what they include for parties since we were just attendees, but it's definitely a great, intimate spot for hangouts and parties.

I took my grandsons there today. It was my first time. I couldn't believe for $41.00, my grandsons…read morewould be playing in a petri dish. This place was so dirty and disgusting that i felt like we all needed a shower after leaving. For that price that place should be spotless and not infectious. Clean up your act and clean up your business that is making you a fortune. Shame on you.

Nanuet, NY - located at the Nanuet Town Center (formerly known as the Shops at Nanuet), Go Playland…read moreis one of the newest indoor play spaces in Nanuet. I switch up several play venues with my toddler and this is probably my favorite one. Why? 1. The play gym structure has a lot of variety and gives a good workout for my kiddo. We've been to a larger complex in NJ and another maze-like one nearby, but this is the perfect size for my older toddler, with just as much to do and explore, while not easily losing sight of your kids. 2. Admission is $20 for all day in/out access (includes an adult. $5 for additional adults). There's no snack bar inside but this means you can leave to eat something and come back. We usually like to grab a bite at Sombrero Tacoria just a few doors over, or Patsy's Pizzeria in the other direction. Babies and younger kids have a separate play area with a playhouse, pretend play structures, wooden train set, oversized Lego blocks, and Magnatiles. The front has a seating area with tables and seats where kids can take a snack break and parents can hang. The facility is clean and in great condition.

Space is clean and the kids had fun. However, workers need to be more vigilant about adults who…read morebreak rules such as wearing shoes and changing their baby's diapers in the play area. Last time I went, there were two women who consecutively changed their baby's diapers inside the play area, right in front of the slides. I told the worker about this as I was leaving but I doubt he did anything about it since he was sitting outside, and continued to browse on his phone as I was driving away.

Attended a Yelp event there to celebrate Philippines independence day. Cute place. Was set up for…read morethe event with vendors in the parking lot. The inside was spacious, had a bar and a place for kids to play. Very clean. Looks like a great place to have. Birthday party. Plenty of parking too. Friendly staff.

This place had a great atmosphere. I was pretty impressed with the business model. I liked that I…read morewould be able to work remotely while the kids were at play. I'd be able to calmly focus on work knowing my kids were safely in front of me. Additionally, this great concept wouldn't be complete if there wasn't a fabulous cafe inside. I did try a few drinks and found most of them a bit on the sweet side for my taste, but the UBE latte totally met my needs. Smooth, flavorful, and not super sweet. I would go back just for that. I also felt the pricing was quite fair. Id probably opt to come her over Starbucks.

Our Back Yard Play Place is more like a 3.5 than a 4 but I don't think worthy of a solid three…read morestars. This place is pretty big. Being on top of the bowling alley, this give kids and family extra time together (or separate if the kids go play by themselves while the parents bowl, which seems to be the case here). There are a great deal of inflatable bounce houses and one giant obstacle course, a ropes tower with a slide, rock wall, some arcade games, and a few birthday party rooms. For two kids to play for 1 1/2 hours was $24 total. Seemed like a pretty good deal considering there's no other place quite like this and it keeps the kids active and happy. It is dingy and there are quite a few broken arcade games that they just decide that they're never going to fix (I've been here a few times). You pay 25-50 cents per game or a dollar to play air hockey, basketball, or a motorcycle game. There are no tickets so you're really only playing to have fun, not win prizes. There is a coin machine (it's slow) to give you quarters for the games. During my most recent visit, the basketball machine broke on us so that was interesting. Other than the rinky dink "arcade" (which is kind of just scattered around the bounce houses), this is a fun place with plenty of room for the kids to run around.

Came for a birthday party. Kids really enjoyed their time here and didn't want to leave. The place…read moreis in a quiet strip mall so there's plenty of parking. Good for kids in elementary school and younger.

Pretty damned cool play place! Unlike others that seem to all buy the same shitty tunnels, these…read moreguys went all out on a space theme. Not only is it a massive maze, there are a ton of different elements, slides and AR-driven games for kids to explore. Even as an adult this was pretty freaking cool. It's funny that more play places haven't taken cues like this with new tech, as it really amps things up a bit. Not all kids may be able to do everything they have (ie: spider net climber), however there's more than enough for everyone. They have a separate toddler play area which still has some of the visual stuff which is cool. They also have a snack stand, and the obligatory places for birthdays. Staff was generally good, except one jerk at the end who took forever to let us out when trying to leave. She helped a family that just walked up instead of taking the 5 sec to hit the button letting the exit open. I saw where she pressed, so next time I'm hitting it myself instead of waiting; not great to have my toddler get upset on the way at out because there is only 1 person up front who doesn't care.

I'm sure this place used to be fantastic when it first opened but everything is falling into…read moredisrepair.. broken keyboards, buttons missing, foam blocks with ripped corners, missing parts, broken toys, etc. For $25 for one child, I expect it not to look so run down. Disappointed.

Very cute and clean. Great for 0-6 yos who like pretend play…read more Cafe was good and people who work there are friendly.

My son had his 6th birthday here last week and I was very impressed with the staff and preparation…read more It was June so the only other guests there when we arrived was another birthday party finishing up. The staff had set up my son's soon with a fun construction theme including table clothes, plates, napkins, signs on the wall and had juice and water ready to go. They checked in throughout, reminded us about pizza and cake at the right time and didn't rush anyone. Last year my son had his birthday at Tumble Jungle in Norwalk and it felt more rushed and like they wanted us out on the minute but Playhouse Fairfield gave us a great experience. If you're looking for an easy time for your kids, someone to truly pull it all together for you I'd definitely recommend them in the future!

I'm writing this review to share an extremely troubling experience my family had at Playhouse…read moreFairfield on December 4, 2025. My two-year-old son and I have visited this location dozens of times over the past year without a single issue. On this visit, we also happened to be the only Black family present. What happened afterward was shocking, unprofessional, and felt unmistakably discriminatory. Later that day, I received a call from someone identifying herself as the owner/manager. She claimed that it had been "reported" that my recently turned two-year-old son had: * "Shaken" a one-year-old girl * Then supposedly been "violent" toward multiple children * And later--somehow--"choked" the same child These accusations all came in a single phone call and kept changing as she spoke. Not one version was consistent with the last, and none of them matched anything that occurred during our visit. When I calmly asked her to check security footage, she said she would but immediately followed it with, "The video may not have caught anything," despite openly admitting she hadn't reviewed it. To this day, I have received zero follow-up or confirmation that any video was checked at all. I later spoke with the front-desk employee who was there during our visit. He confirmed that: * No parent voiced any complaint about my son * He personally witnessed nothing concerning * The owner/manager was not even present at the time This brings up extremely concerning questions: * How did the owner know to single out my child when no complaint was made? * Why was I immediately presumed guilty with no evidence? * Why did the supposed reporting parents never speak to me directly, which is standard in children's play spaces? * Why did the claims escalate from shaking, to multiple children, to choking--a sequence that simply does not align with a newly two-year-old's behavior or my son's history? My son has never harmed another child, and our long history at this business reflects that.