Group Therapy Pub & Playground

If you're looking for a drink that's part cocktail, part work of art, and 100% guaranteed to make your night unforgettable, THIS is the spot!I ordered what I can only describe as a tropical masterpiece--an enormous goblet of bright blue deliciousness, loaded with citrus slices, crushed ice, and a surprise Red Bull kicker for that extra let's-make-bad-decisions energy. Oh, and let's not forget the little rubber duck construction worker warning me to "Slow" down. Did I listen? Absolutely not.

Came from out of town and had no idea about this place. I sort of just stumbled on it with a group of friends.I had no idea it would be such a good, entertaining time.Tons of games to playThe drinks were goodBartender's friendly.And they had karaoke on a Saturday, lol.Mix diverse crowdOldest and younger 18-70'sWho would have knownDuring a karaoke performance.. A man proposed to his fiancee live after the performance Nice vibes

first time to the venue yesterday. the bar and beverage service was great. didn't eat food so can't comment on that. we spent our time on the mini golf course, paying $27 for unlimited play. it was a pretty disappointing experience. the first 12 holes of this 18 hole course are fine, but the last six are almost unplayable and gimmicky. frankly it is difficult how to figure out how to even play them as some require throwing golf balls. it might be fun for folks who don't care about golf but it is pretty frustrating if you actually care about playing mini golf. the course wasn't real crowded but the pace of play is brutal. so bad we bagged our second round after 9 holes. there were two young boys running around playing holes randomly and swinging clubs as if they were launching 300 yard drives. definitely not safe for this around them. I will certainly try this venue again and the other activities but if you are going just to play mini golf head to McPherson park or another venue in town.

This is a fun playground for big kid. They offer axe throwing, mini golf, bowling, karaoke, golf simulator, food and drinks. Each mini golf station is a movie themed. This place is huge. It could be overwhelming but you'll be occupied for hours. It's kinda pricey if you want to do them all. It would be nice if they offer a wristband for all games though.

Came here with co-workers for a Christmas outing & lunch.I opted for the Giant Bavarian Pretzel with Beer Cheese & Mustard. It was huge and quite filling. Both the beer cheese and the mustard were great pairings with the warm soft & doughy pretzel.They also have a beer wall that you can get a wristband to use to try small pours of a large number of options or full pours of your favorites as well as full bar with some seasonal cocktails in addition to the typical.Everyone in the group seemed pleased with both the food and drink choices.They have a variety of game options including mini-golf, duck-pin bowling & ping pong. On the day we went there were several large groups that were having parties and reserved many of the games. I recommend reservations if you have a particular option in mind.The mini-golf course is indoors and movie themed and we had a lot of fun.

Super fun place to hang out, grab a drink enjoy some fun food, maybe some ice curling??

Fun spot for an adults night out - and it's kid friendly before 7 which is cool. The mini golf is the best part, super cool props and theming. A little expensive but fun for a bday party or nite out. The cocktails are pretty good and the big wall of self service beers on tap is great. Food is bar food/pretty average but on our last visit we did really enjoy the tots. They were really good and cheesy. They did a really fun grinch themed pop up for the holidays which was really neat too

I really really want to give this place a 5 star review but I can't. I think it was overpriced and had some false advertising.#1. The putt putt course costs $25 a person. It is just unreasonable and it is a poorly designed course. The decorations are really good but you can see those without playing. The course is just on the boarder of the restaurant. It is based with carpet and you could not hit and accurate shot. If you actually want to play true putt putt this isn't it.#2. Online we saw "ice curling" -- no this is more like a large, on the ground shuffleboard. No ice. We had saved a time slot online but when we got there we did not think it was worth $20 per person. The beer wall was cool as you can just pay per ounce. The other drinks I thought were overprice. A glass of wine was $10

An Absolute Must-Visit in Greenville!We had an incredible time at Group Therapy--the atmosphere is truly next level! From the moment we walked in, the energy was infectious, making it the perfect spot for fun with friends or family. The mini-golf setup was creative and entertaining, and the self-serve beer wall was such a great touch. The staff is extremely knowledgeable and clearly takes great pride in their work. Whether you're looking for a unique night out or just a place to let loose and have fun, this place has it all. We're already counting down the days until our next trip to Greenville--Group Therapy will definitely be on our itinerary again!

Went here on a week night. It was so fun and cute. The mini golf holes are movie themed which makes it more fun to guess what movie it is. The drinks are absolutely on point. They have axe throwing, mini bowling, ping pong and darts as well. They also have the pour taps of beer which I would like to try. The food seemed good to be a place focused on entertainment. They were running out of chicken and were still able to put fried chicken on my salad. The only complaint I have is they did last call like and hour and a half before closing which was odd to me. Other than that the experience was fun. The mini golf holes are kind of bizarre so it's probably easiest to go with someone that's been before.