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Megan Estebanvia Google

about 1 month ago

We had my son and nephews combined birthday party there last weekend. Booking the party was easy and everything was taken care of for us. Pricing was about what youd expected. The kids all had a great time. Bowling has different themed games and kids really enjoyed that. The arcade is on the smaller side compared to Dave & busters, but good variety and fun games. The prize room for arcade points is smaller as well, but still a good selection. Our host who helped us, Sarah, was nice and attentive. We didnt get the chance to try out the laser tag, but we will be back!

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Brooke Mansolillovia Google

about 1 month ago

My husband and I stopped by McWally's for the first time tonight and we loved it! The atmosphere was wonderful...full of life and very entertaining. The bartenders were friendly and attentive. Extremely fast service. Food came out the fastest I've ever seen at any restaurant. And to top it all off, we began talking with the Manager, Chris, who was super helpful and informative. He told us all about the place and what it has to offer. Great time all around. Can't wait to go back again!

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chris narronvia Google

about 2 months ago

​Rating: ⭐⭐⭐ ​I visited McWally’s for the first time on a Saturday around 5 PM with my brother and 9-year-old niece. Overall, my niece had a blast, which is why I’m giving 3 stars; if it were just based on my experience, it would be a 2. ​The Pros: The facility is brand new, very clean, and well-decorated with plenty of TVs. Parking was easy, and despite it being a Saturday, it didn’t feel overcrowded. The arcade has a great mix of video and skill-based games, and almost everything was in working order. ​The Cons: The biggest issue is the beverage/service flow. There is no dedicated snack bar or soda station. To get a water or soda, you have to go to the bar. Because the bar doesn't have its own soda dispensers, the bartenders (who were already busy) have to walk across the restaurant to the kitchen to fill a cup. It took 15 minutes just to get a refill. ​The laser tag was fun, but the check-in process was clunky—we had to do online waivers that no one actually checked, and they started the game with only 5 people, which felt a bit empty. Also, the prize store was disappointing; about half the shelves were empty, leaving very few options for the kids to trade in their tickets. Lastly, note that the bowling uses "string pins" (pins on ropes), which might bother traditional bowlers. ​Highlight: Layla, the hostess, was the absolute saving grace. She was incredibly polite and actually went to get our drinks herself when she saw us waiting forever at the bar. She is a massive asset to this establishment!

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Juliet Hartvia Google

4 months ago

It’s a 2.5, but not enough good to push it to a 3, sadly. The hubs and I were scouting this shiny new venue we'd watched being built and couldn't wait to try for a future team building option and great sports bar in the neighborhood. We left disappointed. When I first saw the low reviews for this brand-spanking-new entertainment-meets-sports-bar spot on Yelp, I thought, "Tough crowd." After actually going? I totally get it. Is this it, or are they still working out the kinks? I'm not so sure. It's a sports bar, restaurant, bowling alley, and arcade all under one roof. While I didn't go for the gaming, the bar and food (which I did go for) left a lot to be desired. From the outside, it looks like the perfect spot to spend a fun afternoon. As the hubs and I cozied up to the bar, families and kids were tucked away in another section. Perfect setup. But if, like us, you're there to catch the games, grab some food, and settle in for good vibes, this isn't quite the place. And I hate that, because the location, design, and overall energy are on point. It's exactly the kind of spot I usually love for game-day hangs. Then came the constant loudspeaker interruptions announcing bowling lane reservations. Honestly, can the patrons just get a "your lane is ready" text or a buzzer to return? The vibe-kill is real, and it gives the whole place more of a kids' complex feel than an adult entertainment venue. And why can't we meet in the middle and have the best of both worlds? And then there was the food. The presentation was great, but the flavor was missing. The wings were fried to a crisp--dry and tough. We didn't finish them. The carne asada tacos came highly recommended but showed up with dry steak and a bland sauce. We ate all of our sweet potato fries that were great, but didn’t have a decent honey mustard sauce to complement them. We left earlier than we planned (after I couldn’t convince the hubs to try a dessert for fear of being further disappointed) thinking the food was an afterthought in this otherwise stunning new space, which is so unfortunate. All in all, other than Patrick being super attentive and kind while pouring drinks at the bar, I hate to report our first trip (and first experience with the McWally's brand) fell flat. I thought I was going to get the experience I’ve had at similar businesses in this lane, and I did not. Le sigh.

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Ché Hill (Anointed Beats)via Google

6 months ago

I had such a great time at McWally’s! The place is packed with fun… bowling, arcade style games, laser tag, and even Valo Motion. On top of all the entertainment, the food was awesome! Our waitress, Bry, was super friendly and accommodating, which made the experience even better. Overall, an awesome spot for both fun and food. Definitely recommend checking it out!