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4.4· 2,773
Katie Livingston
4 months ago
A must-go if you have a gamer! We visited the National Videogame Museum and this was a natural progression. The table picked a console and got 4 controllers for play in between bites. The server, Luke, was attentive and helpful. We all enjoyed our food and the kids enjoyed getting to play while they ate. There is a time limit on the tables but it was very reasonable. We ordered a variety of foods and everything was tasty. The dishes have fun names and the burger development kit made my gamer smile (both for the name and the taste).
Also- we were able to get 10% off the check with the arm band from the Videogame Museum!
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Came here to celebrate my little nephew’s graduation & it’s definitely a great little family spot. They had a great time playing the video games. The drinks were ok. I’m from out of town and noticed that all of the drinks we got were pretty mid at every restaurant we visited while there. Again mid, not that strong, but they were cute! While I wasn’t a fan of the deviled eggs, the buffalo chicken bites were delicious! I also thoroughly enjoyed their spicy chicken and shrimp pasta! The flavor of the sauce was top tier! My husband had the salmon and had no complaints. My daughter said her quesadillas were pretty good as well. There really were no complaints on the food. The only issue is our waitress was never around when we needed her but all in all it was a decent experience. I’d come again.
Van A.
3 weeks ago
We both got the BDK (Burger Development Kit) that basically lets you build your own burger. When getting seated they ask you what kind of board games or gaming console you prefer & will seat you at an available table with that console so you can play while you eat or drink or wait for your food. They have a time per dollar spent limit, but getting pretty much any food gives you more than enough time to play for a couple hours if you want. However, if you don't like constantly chattering or screaming kids all around you, the atmosphere might not be your ticket.
Lili Anggreni
9 months ago
It is a very fun and interesting dining experience which you can choose your table based on what game system that you would like to play (like PlayStation, XBox, Nintendo, Switch, board games). Food is great, we ordered the dragon eggs , chicken and shrimp , shrimp and grits. The menu items are very nerdy vibes. This place also kids friendly. We came here after we went to National Videogame Museum which is just 5 minutes down the road, and by showing your wristband/receipt from the museum you will get a 10% discount on food except alcohol items. Worth to give it a try!!
Honest Reviews
a month ago
Overall it’s a great concept but execution could use some work. The tables were standard but required us to have neck pain due to straining to turn and see screens while sitting at the 4-top table. Additionally, the food is expensive but could be better flavored. We were served RAW salmon, and they did remove it from the ticket but I just feel that’s basic cooking skills. Likely won’t return due to their concept of having to order food to play. I’d rather pay to play and not try the food again
