As a family we've been looking for a place to do an escape room. Came across this place on the web and on Sundays they have a discount (from $29 to $22) so we made a reservation for six online. After fees and such it came to about $154 or so. They do have cancellation insurance that you can use within the last 72 hours for $3 each but we felt like we didn't need it for same day reservation. The place has a bar food type menu wings, burgers, decent mix of combination appetizers, sliders, chicken fingers, salads....Beers on tap as well as axe throwing and so concerned about the mix of those two....LOL... Also classic video games arcade so was definitely worth the trip today. It's a nice place and feels like a place you can hang for a day. Plenty of televisions for watching sports.The escape room was fun. Ryan who was our host was very friendly and very helpful....Lord knows the things he must see and hear as families work through things and argue like we did... but you get 60 minutes to get out and we did it with a minute to spare. There are a few other options for escape rooms so it does lend itself to return visits. I think the challenge was pretty fair and did require team work. We each were able to contribute so definitely a family friendly environment. We did the escape from Alcatraz. Three hints are given and they also are kind enough to give little baby hints along the way which helped us on our very first escape effort.They do have costumes that you can use to get into the spirit. Overall a fun time in the escape room and we'd do the other themes but definitely on Sunday with the discounts. We didn't do the axe throwing. The video game setup is either $12 for an hour of gaming from the first swipe (so don't swipe and then do the escape room) or $15 for four hours. Seemed to be no question that the four hours was best value. However, in hindsight an hour is plenty of time for games. After about two hours we were definitely getting weary of it, and after three hours we were ready to go...Just for clarification we did the video games after the escape room. I thought the food was pretty good. We had among us the boneless chicken wings (with BBQ flavor), chicken fingers basket, Timber Hamburger, a salad, and the chicken tacos. Probably came out to about $65 before tax and tip. Good and fun vibe from the staff there and some great nostalgia as the video arcade had among other favorites: Joust, Donkey Kong, PAC-man, Ms Pac-Man, punch out, track and field, operation wolf, zaxxon, and a slew of pinball games. Overall around $90 on video games, $150 for the escape room, $65 for the food. For six people about $50 more or less per person for a solid 4-5 hours o fun. Have to say fair value and a good time so we will be back.

We went here one Friday after work so I could have a Bloody Mary & Javier could have some Coronas. It is a family friendly place. Lots of kids with their parents. It has a nice patio & inside the place it's very relaxed. All the patrons seemed to know all the staff, because they would ask how each other was & give hugs. Not just with 1 table but many. We didn't eat anything but their menu had a nice variety of burgers & wings. Fried stuff that I wanted to try. I will be going back to try the food.

Not bad, typical bar food and 50 cents wings for SB SUNDAY. A little slow but overall not bad at all. The bartender was nice and attentive too. I beer when I got in and fooled around in their arcade before I ordered my food, very nice to have a place like this it's appealing to my generation and especially like the fooseball table, it set up well and not thrashed like some other places might have them. Food, I ordered the bacon cheese burger and fries and it worth the price although they should let the patrons know that the condiments were under the deli wrap I didn't notice it until half way through my meal.1 Beer1burger1 unsweetened tea to wash it down, 18 bucksI'd go back and see what a Friday of Saturday night looks like