Chuck E. Cheese’s

Unfortunately, a much anticipated birthday party turned into an unpleasant day. We were willing to look past the overcrowding and cold pizza but the MANY broken games, the employee named Mike that yelled at and picked a fight with another employee and the sticky surfaces on the few games that werent broken left us disappointed. 3 days later our child (who is generally exceptionally healthy) got sick and it made a crummy experience worse.
I tookour older kids to the Newington location for years and never experienced any of these problems. Apparently, the mouse has not aged well.

Recently had my child’s bday party there. Greeted by manager and hostess. Everything was set up and ready! Really nice! Reason for 4 stars, they didn’t announce the pizza when it arrived and it was almost cold when the kids arrived at the table!

I try to bring my niece every Friday and she loves it! The staff is amazing the are so friendly she always has fun great place to bring kids

This Chuck E Cheese location is not that great. We visited today, I’d say ¹⁄₃ of the machines are not working properly. Also, very stingy on tickets. There were several games that were supposed to spit out 5 – 10 tickets (according to the winnings) and they spit one or none.
I give it 2 stars because the place was mostly clean, and mostly empty.

First time I’ve ever taken my kids to this place and it will be the last time. I had five games that my kids played where the tickets were not distributed correctly. There was about seven other games they were out of order. We tried to sit down at a table but every table was dirty at the same time there was five workers standing at the front door talking.

I am basing this on nothing but the games and play place. It was very clean and most of the games worked which was nice. Except a few games the screen was twitching. I was impressed with how big it was as well as the amount of different games they had.

Yes, 4 stars for Chuck E Cheese, but not for the pizza, consistently terrible! We have had a few birthday parties here with a dozen little bouncing-​off-​the-​walls kiddos and it is about as easy on the adults as possible, (other than the bleeping and dinging noises and blinky-​flashy lights). I love that the kids each get a cup of tokens to run around with, virtually worry-​free with the facility’s safety check exit system. The party host has always been great, leading the kids around, dancing with them, passing out the food, etc. The windy ticket booth that the children attending the party get to go in and attempt to grab as many tickets as they can in in whatever the time limit is… well, I am just jealous. They move the parties right along, include plenty of playtime to avoid tantrums (there is always the one kid at the party that is like a ticking time bomb), and Chuck E Cheese himself makes an appearance for the birthday boy or girl-​which let me tell you, was better than Mickey Mouse when my son turned 5.
In addition to the reasonably priced parties (compared to outrageously expensive bouncy house venues), there are other reasons that I enjoy coming here for my son’s sake. I enjoy the salad bar-​it really isn’t bad for being in an arcade. The dressings do not come in a packet, and they service the station constantly. The veggies are fresh and properly chilled. They have beer for my husband. Not good beer, but unexpected beer makes him happy, especially around screaming little toddlers. A huge plus is that each game/​ride is only one token. They offer many ways online or with food deals to get bonus tokens too. Even the roller coaster simulator that you lay down on and bounce around and pretend to hold on for dear life for your kid’s benefit so he believes he is on a big boy ride… that one is also one token. They have a gajillion games in which you can hit a ticket jackpot-​those are addicting, but somehow my son wins now and then so they are also worth the token. I like the array of photo taking machines available. I have pics of my son as a toddler in the little Chuck E Cheese mobile, and one of each offering from the ID machine– it generates a cute little card you can carry around in your wallet with themes like snowboarding and firefighting starring your kid. The sketch machine is another good one. There are also tubes to crawl in that go up to the ceiling which is a nice extra. Great for a rainy weekday with a little one when you don’t have a lot of money to spend.
I do miss the old days when they had the stage with all of the characters and «theatre» seats… but there aren’t many places like this left that have an appealing theme to kids without costing a fortune. I think the staff does a great job here also, I must say– very polite and friendly.

My 6 year old son had a blast, but we probably won’t be back. It was WAY too loud in there, and there was almost no one there. If you go, check online for coupons, they have some great deals.

I just had my daughters birthday party here. It was wonderful. As far as children’s birthday parties go, this has been the best I’ve ever attended. We had personalized service from the general manager, Chad, and our hostess Saundra was excellent. Both knew exactly how to cater to first time party goers as well as frequent flyers. We had a party sampler tray with buffalo windGs which were very good. The pizza (cheese and pepperoni) was cooked well and great for small children and adults. The games were all in working order and there were many to choose from. Even on a busy weekend the place was well strafed and attendant’s were easy to find if needed. It was our first time to this Chuck E Cheese location and we will definitely be back!

I Love This Place! Clean-​Safe-​And Pure Enjoyment! My little ones have such a Great time here. They have great lunch options for kiddos and adults… The Salad Bar is very clean and fresh. The staff does a wonderful job making sure the place is spotless. The Manager Chad has always been so polite and friendly to my children. I really appreciate how he makes all his guest feel welcomed. This is a 5 Star Quality experience for the kids and the young at heart!

My kids love it! Their selection of redemption games keeps them entertained. PROS: Great selection of games and «rides». BEST PIZZA IN THE WORLD!!! Ticket prize system kids get tickets they redeem it for junk that gets boring! CONS: Stupid blue screen that makes kids feel like their on a TV show. HOLY CRUD THOSE TOKEN PRICES ARE COW POOP! In last words this is a great place for kids under 11 to go. MAKE SURE YOU GET COUPONS FOR TOKENS!

If you have a child under six bring them here. They will have a great time in the suspended play area and the video games are geared towards young children. The games are reasonable at one token per play for all the games for a price of $ 10.00 for 40 tokens. The food leaves much to be desired. The pizza has frozen crust with an insipid red sauce and processed cheese. The wings are right out of the supermarket freezer section. Take your kids out for lunch after playing awhile they will be so excited they will not want to eat anyway. Bring your headache tablets the noise is deafening as you would expect. The whole experience is made well worth it by the look on your child’s face.

Chuck E’s has changed a bit since my kids attended B day parties at one in Texas about ten years ago. It’s brighter, has better arcade games, and the carpet is cleaner. The server was attentive and kind, the food was much better than I recall — love the new salad bar and adult choice platters.
Still a bit corny for my taste, and I don’t like the canned video that walks the kids through Chuck E’s entrance and builds to a climax– a premature climax in the case of our party, when Chucky was found to be MIA at the key moment. Thus the kids had to watch the video a 2^nd time… Our party was also raided on multiple occasions by obnoxious unattended mites who weren’t even from other parties but escaped from the main (cheaper) floor– to the point where a four year old girl was inappropriately ‘making out’ with Chucky E effigy onstage and another girl stuck her finger all the way into my son’s cake. I will say this: it was entertaining.

God help me… I’m writing this while trapped with three kids… pizza is cardboard, salad bar minimal. Place looks like a construction site while its being remodeled. I’m giving it 3 stars because there is beer and the kids are currently occupied. Oh, almost forgot, service was terrible.

First time here w/​our son (Almost 3). He loved it, he absolutely loved it. It is free to get in, and since he has no interest in video games, we didn’t spend $ 100 on tokens, he played in the toddler area and all in all we ate lunch and only had about 25 tokens or so for him. Would definitely go back until he outgrows the toddler area, then it becomes just a giant arcade, and for that I’d rather go to space center.

If you have children, you’ve probably heard of Chuck E. Cheese. I’ve also rated the one in Methuen, MA and this local was the first Chuck E. Cheese we’d been to.
Luckily I went to another later or I’d have never let my child go again. This local is dirty and depressing. Unless things have changed in the last 6 months, I’d say give this one a wide berth.