Hands down: The best laser tag in the state!!! All ye lords and ladies, commence the joust and…read morebattle the dragon at Knight's Quest in East Hartford! This hidden gem is inside one of the coolest entertainment spots at the Hall of Fame Silver Lanes. It's a massive indoor arena decked out like a black light castle. Equipped with a giant glowing dragon, everyone had a total blast when we went. Conveniently located inside a massive, recently renovated bowling alley with a huge arcade, full bar, pool tables, darts, and a cafe that serves hot food, your family will love coming to spend a day playing. Perfect for rainy days!

I visited on Sunday Feb 14, 2021. Plenty of signage and…read moreparking. Outside is a little drab but the weather was as well. The inside was as one would expect for a bowling establishment. The lanes were well kept and the boards are equipped with nice technology. The shoes were as one would expect. Pricing was a little on the high side, but I am not from that area so it may be conducive. Service was good, the clerks were available and appeared to want to help. One informed me of a weekend league that sounded like it would fit my lifestyle and be a lot if fun. Regarding COVID they assigned every other lane and provided hand sanitizer and had masks, for a fee. This is on the "do it again" list.

I went to try and drop off pumpkins. My web search had told me it was okay. The woman working at…read morethe barn told me that it was okay. And then another woman came roaring down the driveway yelling at me about pumpkins. She said I should have called. I said no problem I'll take the pumpkin back. She continued to argue with me about the fact that I should have called when I was very calm telling her I'll take the pumpkin it doesn't matter. I was just telling her why i thought Pumpkins were wanted. ​ she ranted at me that I should have called first even though I had already told her multiple times I would take the pumpkin back and I wasn't trying to argue. Finally she yelled at me "get off my property!" Totally bizarre. Anyways don't try and give them pumpkins.

They were great. My wife had a fantastic time for our anniversary. The walk was very nice. I think…read moreit great for all the family, child's and adults.

I'm back! I haven't been here in a couple years. The restaurant is located at 100 Buckland Hills…read moreDr. in Manchester, CT. This is a big game and sports watching value. The building is huge! For my first drink, I'm having the Reserve Old Fashioned made with Woodford Reserve bourbon, simple syrup and Hella Aromatic bitters (that's new). Hella Aromatic Bitters are craft, all-natural cocktail bitters made with real herbs and spices, featuring dominant notes of clove, cinnamon, and allspice with a robust bitter finish from gentian and wormwood. This is well balanced but without a garnish. I do like the circular ice cube. That's a nice touch. For our appetizers, we are having the Guacamole and Chips which is made with fresh guacamole topped with pico de gallo and cortina cheese and served with tortillas chips. This is very good. There's a lot of chips! We are also getting the fried pickles which are crunchy breaded pickle slices served with ranch dressing. I don't eat these very often. They are good! For my entree, I'm having the Fire-Grilled Salmon which is grilled Atlantic salmon rubbed with Louisiana spices and served with green beans, rice pilaf and finished with butter. The fish is real tasty! The rice is nice and the beans and to store ate good too!Make sure to squeeze that lemon. This is good! I'm also having a side order of fresh garden salad which is romaine topped with grape tomatoes and shredded cheese with balsamic vinaigrette dressing. The salad is fairly good-sized and is quite good! For my next drink, I'm having a Godfather. The Godfather is a simple, two-ingredient cocktail made with Scotch whisky (Johnny Walker Black) and amaretto liqueur, served over ice in an Old Fashioned glass, often with an orange peel garnish. It's known for its smooth, nutty, and slightly sweet flavor, balancing the smoky notes of Scotch with the almond sweetness of amaretto. Well, there is no ice cube for some reason or a garnish for that matter. But, its tastes pretty close. For my last drink, I'm having a Jameson Long Island Tea made with Jameson Irish Whiskey, Bacardi Silver rum, Cointreau, peach, premium citrus sour and Coke. This tastes good although it's not very strong. Overall, it's still a good meal here!

I can't remember the last time I was at a Dave & Buster's! This was a fun visit and treat. I'm only…read morecompetitive when it comes to games but that's what makes it fun!! We grabbed a drink and food first. I went for the danger water, which was tropical and great, and the barbacoa quesadilla which was crispy and full of meat. Our waitress was nice! There were a handful of games that glitched mid play and there's nothing you can really do about it. The games that worked were fun!

This place has continued to make great improvements over time! They've upgraded all the seats in…read morethe theatres, they upgraded the projectors, and they have first run movies now. This is still very reasonably priced compared to other theaters around. I don't go to as many movies these days (not as many as when I wrote my first review back in 2013) but I always check the Parkade's showings as my first go to option. Definitely recommend you check it out.

We went to see the new avatar movie $8 great place to visit and support smaller theaters the lounge…read morechairs are very comfortable we will go back again the concession stand had a great assortment and of course popcorn

Notwithstanding the one snotty negative review on yelp this is an amazing educational and…read moretechnology rich experience!!! You'll be dazzled by it all!

My summer camp was attending a field trip at the Glastonbury Planetarium; one was my neurodivergent…read morechildren was trying to regulate their emotions and the employee running the show said to us "I'm not sure what's happening here but that is unacceptable, I am going to have to ask you to wait in the lobby." We remained in the lobby area for the duration of the 90 min show. where my child was left out of watching the show that I know he would have loved if he was given the opportunity to actually watch the show once it started. I feel like this was downright discrimination against anyone who may need a little more time to get acclimated to their environment.

Small event that is great for families and kids, good selection of food trucks and rides. Beer tent…read moreis always busy and everyone working is kind and helpful. Music can sometimes be very loud but what else would you expect from a music festival

"You are the apple of my eye Forever you'll stay in my…read moreheart" (Stevie Wonder) Wow, wow, wow!! Were we impressed by the Glastonbury Apple Harvest and Music Festival. The Festival grounds (located in Riverfront Park) was enormous. There was a big midway with amusement rides and games, plenty of food trucks, three stages of live music, craft and clothing vendors, a petting zoo, a pub, ice cream stands, apple pies and fritters, and even a 5k Road Race for tomorrow. We had such a fun time, just strolling the grounds, checking out all the food options. We eventually settled on a plate of Tofu Pad Thai and dumplings from Siam. We also picked up a 6-piece order of Apple Fritters and split that between three apple and three pumpkin. I also had a nice visit to the at the Pan De Oro booth and learned they make salsa and tortilla chips right in Hartford! Who knew? We parked at the high school and took a shuttle bus to the gate. Admission was $5 per person. Sure beats the crowded Southington Apple Festival in our opinion.

Nomads is a truly fun place for all ages. You'll be surprised by how packed the parking lot will…read moreget, yet the inside crowd won't be overwhelming. The lines aren't long and the attractions aren't crowded inside. The only thing my kids had to wait on was the laser tag and that wasn't a big deal. You just sign up for a time slot and keep yourself busy with all the other activities. Definitely sign up for Laser tag, my kids always choose at least 2 time slots if available. There is so much to do here there is not a way to ever get bored. My pictures to not give this fun zone justice. I also like their prize selection at the end. It's all on card so that great for the environment. The clerks are quick, friendly, and efficient. Prizes aren't too humdrum either. My youngest is age seven and my oldest is eighteen, and Everyone's thoroughly entertained the entire night at Nomads! The thing I most love about Nomads is you don't have to spend an arm and a leg to have fun with a significant group of kids. This is one of those places each kid can bring a friend and you won't have to dip into your retirement to pay for everyone's snacks :). All in all this was a great night and the kids sleep soundly after our trip home.

Nearly all the games are broken. Buttons don't work, balls are missing in the ball toss, and the…read morestaff is just present. The mini golf needs a paint update, and the balls were literally sticky. Overall, it's like a Dave and Busters but not worth it.

Saw 9 to 5 tonight and the performance was incredible!! The cast had plenty of energy thru the…read morewhole show. They did an excellent job with all the songs and dance numbers. The balance between the orchestra and the cast was better than previous shows. The orchestra was larger than with other shows and they did a great job as well. Production is well worth seeing. LTM is a great entertainment spot with great productions and musical entertainment.

This theater resides in Cheney Hall, a national landmark and the oldest operating theater in…read moreConnecticut. It is a community theater that produces five main stage productions a year. The shows they put up are spectacular. The local actors grace the stage with some modern contemporary scripts.... Such as the one I watched recently "curious incident of the dog at in the night time" (Tony winner - best play). If you are interested in getting on stage behind the curtains you can attend one of their classes. The tickets usually are between $20-$25 and can be obtained online for a small fee or at the box office on the day of the show. The seating chart is on their website. It gets a bit tricky to be able to see the stage if you get seats too far back. Plenty parking available on site.

Thursday afternoon -Beautiful day outside but a great time to bring the kids; Hardly anybody is…read morehere. Some pro tips. To avoid lines, fill out the electronic waiver online and bring it and also buy your tickets online that way you can avoid any lines and hassle ahead of time. Been here for an hour or so far kids are having a great time. They offer free tap water or sometimes it doesn't cut it for kids so be prepared to pay $2.39 for a bottle of springwater. The music isn't as loud as that used to be but then again it's only 2 o'clock on the weekday afternoon. They have several couches in the front for parents to sit & relax anD WIFI. I would rank the noise level a seven out of 10 so parents bring your earplugs if you need to.

The pro is they open early which is great with a toddler- there were very few people and no big…read morekids running into my 18 month old. Prices are reasonable so can't complain about that. For sure this Park is older as you see signs of wear and tear. My little one was only interested in the trampolines but the climbing area looked small so once he's bigger I can see him getting bored quick in there.

Braden was very helpful in teaching our party how to throw axes. Would highly recommend this to…read moreanyone

Stopped by here a few weeks ago or so with some coworkers. I honestly had no idea it was there,…read morebut the location is nice, and it's a great new option for something to do in the area. Signing Up: I was admittedly annoyed in the beginning, as the paying/sign up process seemed a bit annoying at first, but it wasn't terrible. I was still limping along a real P.O.S. smart phone at the time, so the premise of trying to use it and its limited battery life was irritating, but they had a pretty easy workaround. Keep that in mind if you'd like to avoid using your phone. Also note that they have a cheaper option for those looking to just observe and not actually throw. Throwing: The throwing areas are all nicely sized with seating areas that offer plenty of space without too much overlap with other people in adjacent throwing areas. The place is actually much bigger than it initially seems due to the layout. The trainer who initially explains all the rules was very helpful with demonstrating different throwing styles and scoring options, was personable as well, and periodically checked in to see if we had any questions. Bar: The bar is well-appointed with a rather long list of canned beers. No glasses, however, and the prices will add up quickly on you if you have a bunch. I imagine it is NOT BYOB anymore, given that there's a bar, so ignore that if you see it in other comments. Also- they have menus available for restaurants which will deliver, and I believe some of them may even offer a discount for delivery to Stumpy's, so ask Stumpy's which one(s).