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| - Well, as someone else said, you have to judge it in it's own class. Compare to places like Chuck E cheese or Peter Piper. The pizza is better, in my opinion than those places and I enjoyed the variety. If you don't see what you want, you can place a special order. They will even ask you how many slices you want & bring it to you to make sure you get it & it doesn't disappear by the time you go back up (for bigger parties they'll bring you the whole thing) It isn't as loud & over stimulating as other kids pizza joints, but there are two TVs set to kids channels and a small arcade room in the back.
I did only give them 3 stars because for a place that caters to kids & families so strongly (the kids tv, the arcade, kids under 3 eat free) they didn't offer an actual kids cup (with a lid that fits on) So after the girl strongly encouraged me to purchase a drink for my 2 yr old, saying they had lids, I was handed a smaller sized "for here" restaurant cup with a "to go" lid that happened to somewhat fit. When she tipped the cup slightly to drink from it, it literally spilled all over her. I went to ask for a real kids cup, but that was all they could offer me. Putting a second lid on secured it a little better, but still not great. How do you have a kids restaurant without kids cups? Even nicer places that just have a kids menu carry special cups with secure lids to give small children. Also, in the arcade, instead of having real carpet, or even real solid mats, there was just a thin clothlike sheet that posed more of a trip hazard than anything.
Overall- Yes, I would go there again, but I wouldn't pay for a kids drink that is just going to end up all over my kid, and keep a close eye on them in the arcade so they don't fall on their face.
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