Peter Piper Pizza

We paid 2000 tickets for a game and when we opened it. It looked like they got the game from goodwill. They wrote on the back of loyalty cards, like they were chance cards. They also had stickers in there that said sorry I'll be fixed soon. For 2000 I expected this to be a new game we spent so much money today. This is unacceptable. We came for my son's 5th birthday and he was so excited to buy that game. How disappointing. Also the wings were very dry.

We went in for the lunch buffet. Food was hot, fresh and well stocked. Dining area was clean. Play area was clean. They have updated to the cards so no more coins which was nice. The area where they had the play yard has been changed to games for smaller kids and it was very cute. Updated since covid hit. Staff was all friendly. When it came time to get my sons prizes, the man who helped was very nice. Will be back again to this location. Thank you all for a very good experience. No complaints here.

Went there tonight, hardly a line and many tables were open. They had one party taking up 3 rows. We asked the wait for a pizza and heard the pizza maker say “girl! An hour cause we just got 20 pizzas to make!”. We skipped the pizza and just got a fun card for 30mins. We saw those pizzas come out before we left after our play was over. Diss appointed!

This place is getting stars for children entertainment. Luckily they now have a way to pay for a certain amount of time with unlimited plays. In a two hour span for a birthday party I spent $22 and that is not including any food or drink or the money spent to get the card. Now, my child had a blast playing the games and there were many games that were non-violent. Going here without a birthday party to attend would be a hard pass. When I have had the food before it’s not up to Domino’s standards (to give a comparison). If you are looking for something to keep your kiddos entertained and have some extra cash to spend- then yes, head on over. But, budget minded beware.