Axe throwing bar combines energetic atmosphere with varied weapons and a rage room for added excitement. The space features chill music and a friendly vibe, making it suitable for groups or unique outings. Lighting adds to the fun environment without overwhelming the experience.
Combining axe throwing with drinks creates a unique bar experience. An open bar setup encourages mingling, and the staff adds to the cool vibe.
Kids enjoy birthday activities and the range here. Staff like Raymond help kids learn and have a blast throwing axes and trying the rage room.
"Raymond and the staff made the fun activities great for everyone."
"Raymond was awesome with my son and made sure everyone could land a weapon."
"This bar is the coolest spot for axe throwing and drinks."
Good to know
Kids aged 7 and up can participate in the axe throwing activity.
The cost is $40 per person per hour for axe throwing.
Closed-toe shoes are required due to metal and wood debris on the floor.
Shipping containers form a small bar with air-conditioned indoor seating and a comfy outdoor patio featuring a big tree house and a park for kids. The atmosphere stays chill and welcoming, attracting families and couples with its friendly energy and relaxed vibe. Board games and attentive staff add to the easygoing experience.
A small bar with a chilled atmosphere and friendly staff creates a welcoming vibe. The bartender's bubbly energy lifts the mood and makes it a great spot to start the night.
A patio overlooks a playground and lawn games where kids play nearby. A park and children's play areas sit close to the seating spots.
Good to know
Happy hour runs from 3 pm to 6 pm with great specials.
Credit cards and mobile payments are accepted; cash is also welcome.
Parking is available nearby, but it can fill up quickly during events.
Museum space pulses with electric energy and a genuine sense of rebellion. Interactive features include a jam room with famous guitars and an on-site tattoo shop that feels like a record store hangout. A bar offers a relaxed spot to enjoy drinks amid extensive punk memorabilia and well-curated exhibits.
Guided tours by musicians like Monkey from The Adicts and Dicky Barrett engage kids with stories and music. Playlist QR codes let families share punk rock memories and influences easily.
Good to know
The museum offers a parking lot for visitors.
If the museum's parking lot is full, there's a free parking lot two minutes away.
Guided tours are available and led by punk rock musicians.
Rustic patio with enclosed garden seating and heaters creates a cozy yet lively atmosphere. Big windows and a huge bar add an East Coast vibe inside. Bottomless mimosas with customizable flavors and fresh flowers on tables enhance the relaxed, welcoming energy.
Big windows and a huge bar create an East Coast, Philadelphia vibe. The bar stays full and offers off-menu drink orders, with a sports bar atmosphere.
Kids eat well here with the kids’ breakfast plate and cheese pizza that get good appetites going. Noise and festivities during brunch make it less ideal for small children then.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended for large groups to ensure seating.
They offer all-you-can-drink bottomless mimosas for $30 during brunch.
Expect a busy atmosphere, especially on weekends and holidays.
Older property with art deco design and a retro vibe offers a quiet, safe atmosphere away from downtown noise. Free miniature golf and a well-kept outdoor pool add unique leisure options. Rooms feel motel-like, small but clean, with some showing wear and paper-thin walls.
A 24-hour bar features Leslie's joyful presence and Lesly's amazing service at the front desk and bar.
Mini golf offers a fun and engaging activity for kids. They enjoy playing putt-putt golf and have a blast on the course.
Good to know
Parking is free, but safety concerns exist in the area.
Expect to walk a flight of stairs if your room is on the second floor.
A $20 amenity fee is charged per night.