Peter Piper Pizza

kids had a good time, overall experience was good. The only game options for tokens that we found was $17 to start, which I thought was pretty steep as we had kids there with $5 and couldn't get game tokens so we had to pitch in for the rest. If you don't want to spend too much on games, maybe a 5 here or there, might have to rethink or ask staff if missing something

First time patron checking out the establishment to see if I want to bring my 4 year old and 1 year old grandkids. Found out that the pizza bakers will make any pizza fresh if it is not on the buffet line already. Or the breadsticksbor the dessert pizza. Well worth the price of the buffet. And the games oh the games. The grandkids will love it. Glad we scoped it out first so we know what to expect when we come again. And off to the side there is an entirely separate area if you just want to dine without the little ones. Now the pizza is not gourmet but any means but a step up from most buffet pizza places. Salads are pre mixed so I didn't try one. I didn't ask if they had any that I could add my dressing to my liking. From what I heard from diners around me, the salads are excellent though.

Went for my grandson's 3rd birthday. Not having a lot of money to spend on a party this worked out great for the big guy. There was a package deal. They set up an area for us to eat that had a table cloth and an extra table just for gifts. We got an hour of game play included with the package. It was a fun time and a good day.