Gattitown

Kid zone overload here. It is a good place for a play date as long as you want to eat. I wish they had an option for those who don’t want to eat to come and play. That’s what stinks about birthday parties here. You either have to drop your kid off or pay to come in even though you may not be eating.
They usually have one room with sports on and then one more kid focused playing some type of kid movie. They have the game area which is what most come for. The other day they had a 15.00 card you could buy for 2 he unlimited time. You can’t win tickets on that but if your kid or you don’t care about the tickets and just want to play games that is probably the best bang for your buck.
Oh and the food they offer is salad bar and pasta bar and pizza. They usually have breadsticks, cheese sticks and some dessert pizza as well.

This is a wonderful place to take your kids. Don’t be discouraged by reviews seemingly from people who as adults just went for a lunch buffet minus any kids. Why would anyone do that anyway? I’m sure I don’t know. The truth is, the food is exactly what you would expect and nothing more… you simply shouldn’t care because you don’t go for gourmet food in the first place. You go to feed your little minions and let them have a good time. Do kids much care about the low quality pizza and pasta? No! Most of them still think Ketchup is the best thing ever invented. And as much as the overall food quality is on par, the cheese sticks are actually pretty kick ass when they are freshly put out. OH MY GOD, they serve both Coke and Pepsi products! Why can’t everyone do this? If I personally had a complaint it’d be that they don’t carry milk at the drink station. But that’s me…
The huge draw is the game room. In surpasses most others easily. Games range from Fair style to Arcade style. Indoor Merry-​Go-​Round! Indoor Bumper Cars! Is this all even allowed legally? It seems like way too much fun. Speaking of which, my daughter is 8 now. She has loved Gattitown since she was a toddler. Your kids will have a good time too.
You don’t have to have kids to go… but you do need to be a kid at heart. No SQUARES allowed!

The mac & cheese pizza is what it’s about. The food is plentiful and enjoyable (and somewhat quirky) and the experience otherwise is fun for those who like arcades.

As far as all-​you-​can-​eat pizza places, this one isn’t too bad. The food tastes decent and you’ll leave full. I’m not a huge fan of their salad bar (hence the lack of the fifth star). If something looks old or like it’s been sitting out too long, just ask them to make it fresh and they will.
Upsides: they will make whatever kind of pizza you want — you just have to ask, the place is pretty clean when I’ve been, and when you’re done you can spend a few bucks to play a game or two in the back and you can cash in your tickets for prizes.
Downsides: it can sometimes be full of kids (to be expected), the kids can be kind of gross (touching everything on the bar), and sometimes a bit rude (you’d think they were never taught manners) — but again, it’s expected.
Try going on a day that isn’t typically busy like weekday lunchtime or late dinner to avoid some of this «downside» crowd. Play games; you’ll have fun. I hit the big jackpot one day and cashed in my tickets for a waffle maker and a blender (both were really nice!)

For the price you can’t beat the food. All you can eat pizza and a pretty good salad bar. My only issue here is the play area is expensive. You could drop $ 100 in a short time. My kids can go and just eat though and not through a fit :). Foods great.

Wow I have not been since it was mr gattis pizza we went for the buffet and there are a lot of choices we started at the salad bar and there were no cold salad plates and after waiting of course they brought hot plates so we used pizza plates and for me there were a lot of items on the salad bar but few I will eat, I ordered a pizza with the works they called it a supreme it would have been nice seeing I am walking with a cane if the person I ordered the pizza from had offered to bring the pizza to me instead of me having to watch for the pizza to come out on the bar, but the pizza was worth the wait and as good as I remember unfortunately better pizza here than joe bologna’s and that makes me sad. As far as soda choices go first I do not like Pepsi and there were few choices unless you want diet. Overall go for the pizza nothing fancy here looks like fun for the kids. Upon a second visit I see they carry both coke and Pepsi and I ordered the sampler pizza and tasted even better this time and there pizza is not greasy like some of the competition in lexington overall pizza is better than a lot of other pizza places here

The pizza at pizza buffets is usually kind of sub-​par, but this pizza was the best all-​you-​can-​eat pizza I’ve had. Plus they have about every soda flavor you could ever want. And all for $ 8! We ate in the sports room, but only because we had no interest in watching whatever Ice Age movie they were showing. But who doesn’t love to watch sports/​movies and eat pizza until you puke?
I didn’t really venture into the arcade, but it looked like they had a pretty good selection of fun games to play.

Wowee! This place is bonkers! For $ 8 you can have all the pizza and soda you can fit inside you! They have a movie playing in one of the rooms, but be careful, it’s kinda hard to eat pizza with your friends when you’re so busy laughing at Wreck It Ralph!
There are a bunch of variety of arcade games! One minute I was gambling away my tokens on Deal or No Deal, the next I was playing some 80’s scuba diving game killing sharks!
The bumper cars and merry-​go-​round are horrible… if you hate having a good time!

I hadn’t been to a Mr. Gatti’s since I was a kid, 20+ years ago. I was on lunch break from work and really wanting pizza, and as I was right near this place I figured I’d drop in and get some nostalgia with my pizza.
Yeah, I’d heard that somewhere along the way they had changed the name of the chain from Mr. Gatti’s to Gattitown.
The pizza was mediocre, but for buffet pizza I guess it was acceptable. If I had ordered it as an eat-​in pizza at a conventional pizza place I would have been disappointed, but I’ll accept the lower quality that comes with buffet cuisine.
The salad bar was acceptable but minimal, and they had a small selection of pasta and soup as well. You would certainly get your ~$ 8 worth there for a meal. I’ve had worse buffets, that’s for sure.
Now, it also has a game arcade and that is a large part of the draw. However, I was there for business and really was just wanting a pizza buffet. When I was a kid, Mr. Gatti’s only had 2 or 3 arcade machines in the corner, so this was a big upgrade. The kids seemed to be having fun with it.
The day I was there they were having a special of a free $ 5 card for credit in the arcade with each buffet. I ended up giving mine to a kid and making his day.
I’m not in a hurry to go back, but it was an okay meal for a decent price.

They cook pizzas to your order if it is not available and offer a good salad bar. There are different areas to eat. One doesn’t have entertainment, but the others do. There is a a movie room, where family friendly movies run constantly. The other is a Sports room where the guys can watch several monitors showing different events.
Then there is the arcade that has a carousel and bumper cars along with normal arcade games. The games take cards that you put money on, instead of tokens.