Good Day Play Cafe

It’s a nice play cafe for kids. My niece likes it. There were many toys and activities, which was amazing. They have clean playground. Highly recommend.

I spent two hours here with my 9 month old yesterday and he had a great time. He even slept through the night after. The staff were super nice, they had good and drinks for both baby and me, the bathroom was clean with a huge changing table, there were high chairs, and it wasn’t too crowded. He liked the ball pit especially! I do have concerns about the pit of tiny wooden pieces. I didn’t bring my son in there because he puts everything in his mouth, but he was crawling around the main play area and I had to pick up 10-12 of these off the main floor. They were also in the ball pit. They are a huge choking hazard so this really seems like a big miss for the facility.

Thank freaking god for this place!! My partner and I WFH and my daughter is only in preschool part-time so this is the perfect place to come and get some work done while she gets her ya-yas out. I love how fun and clean Good Day is, and how all the toys + activities keep her engaged, away from the crutch of screen time. They play all the great Disney classics and also serve excellent, fresh food and smoothies. And most importantly, they have great coffee! I cannot recommend this place enough and hope they stay in business for a long long time!!!!!

They did a wonderful job for my son’s 2nd birthday. Decorations were beautiful. The play area is super clean. The kids loved being there.

I've taken my nephew here several times now and it's always a great experience. Friendly staff, clean facilities, decent food/drink. Good toys, play areas, etc. Rules are all sensible. A hinoki cube pit to mimic sandbox time without mess and the big ball pit/climbing area/slide are the two main fixtures. A padded floor area to the side has good toys for babies and younger toddlers. Several other toy stations like train sets and toy kitchen for building or pretending round out the big stuff. I do think they could add a few more toys for those on their way to 'big kid' status, but overall pleased with the options. There's a juice bar perfect for attending adults and a decent selection of prepared and packaged snacks. Prices are reasonable for the area, the juice/smoothy selection is good. There could be some better food options for adults, but that's not really the focus so no points lost. Decor is clean and minimal, maybe to a fault. Cleanliness is always appreciated, but I find the minimal decoration a bit overly sparse. I think there could be a bit more color, maybe some more interesting murals, etc, but maybe just a matter of opinion. I'd you're looking for a place to relax a bit and let your little ones burn off some energy without making a mess at home, it's definitely worth a visit. Theo says "So many toys, all of the toys there! It's all my favorite!"

Great place for kids to play indoors in the neighborhood! We booked a party here and we're very happy with the communication, cake, decorations, food and play space! So happy we chose this place for our kid's birthday! Everyone had a great time, both kids and adults!

Great place! We had our daughter’s birthday party there and we had a blast! The staff went above and beyond for us and couldn’t be more accommodating to our and our guests’ needs. Some of them want to throw their kids’ parties there too now) Definitely recommend this place, even if you only want to come for an open play.

I visited Good day Play Cafe for the first time in September and I loved it. It was open, bright, airy, and clean. The staff was so welcoming. I returned again for my little one to have some play time and knew it was the place for her birthday party. Well, Good day delivered! Mimi and staff was very pleasant and quite frankly a joy to work with. Always communicated in a timely manner and overall a wonderful experience not only for me but my little one and her guests. I highly recommend for open play and for birthday parties. Hoping to return for some play dates soon. Thank you Good Day, you have a good thing going and I’m happy to have found you.

This space is awesome. Good Day Play Cafe was recommended to me from another mom at the park. I was easily able to book free play time for the next day on my phone. The ability to pre-pay or pay when you get there offers great flexibility. My son was busy for the entire two hour block. He climbed, he slid, he rode endless scooters, grilled a burger and put some trains on a cool track. The space is large and has plenty of options for the littles even with the diversity of the age range. I was also able to get a coffee which is always a positive. The facility was clean and well kept. I look forward to returning soon.

Indoor play areas like this are a Godsend, especially when you have a toddler. We came here for a birthday party for our friend's twins. This hybrid cafe and play area is amazing. They have a full on menu with a really nice party area where the kids can sit and have pizza and cake. Not sure if it was from the cafe but there were quiches, small baguette sandwiches and other pastries set up the adults. Before that, the kids were allowed free play for about an hour and a half. The play area is awesome with a huge center piece that had a bridge with a climbing wall and a nice size slide. This was located in a HUGE ball pit. On either aside there were other areas where there was a kitchen set up, a "sandbox", a track for play cars and so much more. But thank God for the cafe area because it has a full on menu. I saw chai lattes and smoothies, and a small variety of sandwiches that were available for purchase. Pro tip: Wear Socks! You will not be allowed in with your shoes and socks are require for play, even for the children.

We have been here a few times since they've changed ownership (previously were here very often) and I've held off on writing a review.. but it is just not the same. The play area is not nearly as clean. Toys are definitely not "squeaky clean". My black pants have dust all over them, there is hair everywhere. Coffee is cold. Staff doesn't seem happy like the staff did before. So much potential here and it's a shame it has lost its charm.

Pretty decent play space for toddlers! My favorite was their slide and the ball pit. My daughter had fun wandering the space. Though it is not a big space, they have a lot of different things to offer - pretend play, dress up, ball pit, puzzles, and more. When I visited (a few months back) it was $25 for 2 hours and it accommodates up to two parents so I thought that was nice and worth it. 2 hours time is more than enough for a toddler because towards the end, my daughter was tired and ready for her nap! Space is pretty clean, bathrooms are very clean and overall, its a nice spot.

For New Year's Eve to end the year 2022, I wanted to bring my daughter to do an activity ... searched online for kid friendly places and this place came up. Looks up the photos, website, social media and reviews and thought their NYE balldrop session was something fun to bring daughter to. Decided to go here with her Godmom. The place is rather small in size. There is one large play area and a small cafe section before the play area. We had about 20 kids and maybe 40 parents there (each child can have two adults accompany them) ... I think my daughter was amongst the youngest probably one of five kids under 2 years old. Other kids were at least 2-6 years old. The play area divide into the dig pit, the kitchen/store area; the ballpit, slide and climb area; and other toys area. This was the first time my daughter was around other kids so I think she enjoyed herself and had fun. Most of the kids and parents were non-Asian. I think I was the only Asian there during that NYE session. Not sure if I would go back since the place is small. This place reminds me of a smaller version of the Brooklyn Children's Museum. I gave it 4 stars because staff was good, the online support from their IG was also fast, as I had problem buying the ticket for the NYE session at first. But place is one of those that you go once or twice and that's it. I do recommend the place thou. Check it out if you never been. Also great for hosting bday party but their package is expensive. Food wise, I ordered the almond smoothie - It was good but expensive $8 for the large version $7 for the regular. My daughter got the Dino nuggets and juice box as part of her $35 package - $25 usually if not an event, but does not include the food. $35 included the Dino nuggets or pizza and juice box. The nugget was just the frozen nuggets that they place in the microwave oven to reheat. Nothing special and the juice box is the small honest kid juice. Got some great photos of my daughter thou... taken with iphone!

The Customer service was great. Unfortunately, the area was far from clean. The place needs to be cleaned/disinfected: the toys were pretty filthy and outdated. The kids costumes had holes & ripping. The ball pit area was not filled with clear balls, and their glass areas were filled with bacteria. It's not clear why would they keep the toddler playground in filthy conditions.""@&

I imagine this is where rich Park Slope kids come to have play dates. Or your friends that are doing slightly better in the big picture of life take their two year-old kids to have their birthday party with close to fifteen other children and their parents and you're left asking yourself 'how the hell do any of my friends know fifteen people with flipping kids?' The place is incredibly clean. They ask you to remove your stuff (purse/shoes) near the door and put on socks. Remember to always bring socks here. We will have no gross bare footed people and children running around the play yard. Inside there is a cute cafe that has a host of teas, smoothies, and stumptown coffee. A variety of healthy snacks. I just had an iced coffee. The party had outside food which I guess was okay because I imagine they're making a milking off of each child's play time and the cost of the party. So we had pizza, sandwiches, and greek salad with cake for the party. The toys inside the play area are very expensive looking I guess is the right word? Like think - castles made of solid wood. A little grocery shopping hut complete with fake produce. Ball pits. More fancy wooden toys. Costumes I think. Unless some child brought her own fairy wings, I may never know. Ropes, climbing stuff, slides. Like a really nice assortment. It seemed very clean. The rules are everyone needs to santitize the crap out of their hands and their child's hands before entering the play zone. This was a fun departure from my usual debauchery of drinking myself into a half coma and eating cheese fries. So thanks friends for introducing me to a very different kind of outing.

My 3 year old son and a 5 year old friend had a blast here. There were only 3 other kids there on a Wednesday afternoon which allowed them run wild. The play area isn't huge but it was enough to keep them entertained for their 2 hour play session. Even better, the workers allowed us to sit around the table for another 30 minutes after the session. As we sat there, the workers began sanitizing and cleaning the play area completely. $25 for 2 hours of fun is worth it. There is also a selection of food and drinks you can try and free wifi.

I've been doing a lot of babysitting for my nephew and have ended up here quite a few times and it's always a pleasant experience. From little babies to toddlers (and beyond), I'm sure you're child will have fun running around this place. There's a really fun selection of toys that seem to rotate every few months or so - from blocks to legos to dolls to dress up to a wooden cube 'sand' pit - plus there's a great built-in wooden slide that they seem to be expanding around the room in the past year. No shoes allowed past a certain point and they require a mask for everybody above the age of 2, and the place has always been very clean (even before COVID but even more so during) with plenty of sanitizing stations around. I haven't witnessed any sick kids here personally, though don't we all just presume kids are vectors of disease even on a non-pandemic year? Use the sanitizer... Also the smoothie bar here is real good! Takes a second for them to cut up all the fruit and whatnot but it's fresh and really tasty, and after a few hours of staring at your child go up and down and around over and over it's a nice break for both of you to sit down and stare into the middle distance with a smoothie and some snacks. Nice place.

Super clean, cute toys and fun ambiance. Love the policies to encourage people to stay home if they're sick. Perfect place to come if you haven't had time to make a meal for your little bc their cafe has wonderful options. Highly recommend.

I've been here a few times, for birthday parties and for regular open play. It's very cute and clean. The ball pit is a big hit! This place is amazing for younger kids because I don't have to watch out for unsupervised older kids being too rough like in other indoor play places. I like that the parents can grab a coffee and still watch the kids closely from outside the play area. The staff are super nice and helpful. The website is also pretty easy to use for booking either a party or open play. I recommend following them on Instagram for availability and fun events - I just saw a cute build a bear event!

A very clean, well planed, secured, and organized place. My son loves this playground.

Definitely would come back when baby's a bit older and more independent. That way as a parent, you might be able to relax and sip some coffee. Otherwise, you're just chasing them around and entertaining them. Then I'd rather bring them to the museum or the park because the price adds up fast. They have nice toys here and everything is aesthetically pleasing. I do hate their wooden cube area. It hurts really bad to step on.

I like this Good Day Play Cafe slightly more than the Bayside one. Its much more spacious and the ballpit is also larger. They have a slide/ballpit and the Japanese wooden brick playpen here too. They have all of the things from the Bayside location but in a bigger and cleaner space. The prices for admission is a little higher here though. I'd give it a solid 4 stars, while I gave the Bayside one a 3.5 star rating. Love their smoothies.

They allowed a child with a cough and runny nose in. I believe the owner/ staff should do A walk through a couple of times during the 2 hours period that you allow for play . That's the least you can do for an entrance fee of 30$. The child happened to have RSV, because my whole party , some adults and 2 children, also got it. $180 food and entrance to get so sick we will never be returning.

Tip!! If you go with your baby that's 8 months and under, there is no fee to play but you just need to buy a drink or snack. Goodness!! I wish I knew this 4 months ago! This mama needed to get out of the house some days! Ha! This play place is perfect for infants - 3. Maybe 4 years old at most! The floor is very clean so you don't have to worry about your little one getting dirty. The toys are of good quality and I love the simplicity of the ball pit!! I came here on a Monday at 1:00 pm. There was no one there except my baby and I. My baby was a bit lonely but we made the best of it. I definitely would recommend this place for a small party or even a play date! Rate is 12$ per hour for play. Wearing socks is a must! They have basic snacks available and drinks - you can't bring outside food.

I brought my daughter (20m) here after looking for a play space in the neighborhood and finding there wasn't many drop-in options that didn't have set times, 1-adult rule, or membership requirements. I was so happy to find this place! First of all it's a beautiful space, bright, clean, and the toys are all interactive and high quality (no junky cheap things I remember from my childhood). My daughter loved each aspect of the room (except the wood sandbox, I think she didn't know what to do in there) but she really enjoyed the "supermarket" and "kitchen" and the ball pit and of course the slide. It made us really happy to be able to play with her but also feel safe letting her doing her own thing while we watched from the sidelines. I got a coffee which was good, and I loved their selection of snacks for all ages. I don't live in the neighborhood but will definitely be coming back. This would be a great place for parents to set up a play date and sit and chat with coffee/lunch while the kids play.

Oh wow, I'm so so so impressed! First of all, they keep it clean! I mean, sanitized clean!! Nothing has weird stein or unknown liquid lol. Space is bright and big. Parents can watch kids from the cafe space. You can't bring in outside food, but they sell fresh and healthy smoothies, light lunch, and many choices of snacks (I think they put a wrong price on Mac n cheese tho lol). I think suitable ages are 1 - 3 years old. Kids loved it! We are definitely coming back :)!

Love! Love! This kids cafe is not filled with the usual rainbow ball pit, dirty toys and stinky feet smell. Instead, gdpc truly has paid attention to design and the overall sensory experience. It's bright and clean, first off and second of all, the smell of coffee greets you as you walk in the door. I wouldn't call it a kids cafe. It's more like a cafe where both kids and parents can enjoy. As my three kids played, I noticed the attention to design details, like the pendant lighting or marble countertops or the Joanna Gaines/Magnolia-esque tiled bathroom floors. It truly feels like the comfort of parents played a big role in the overall concept. There was something for everyone. My older kids (6 and 4) loved the ball pit, slide and hinoki cube pit. My 7 month old played with the baby toys on his belly. It was spacious enough for him not to get pummeled by other kids. Finally, one MUST! Try the Green Juice! Omg! So healthy and soooo good! I'm craving it as I write this review!

This place is fantastic. 1. Safety and cleanliness first 2. VERY friendly staff 3. A great space with great stuff. Our one year old had an absolute ball

Wow. Let's start with what matters: kids play. This place is huge so naturally the play area is considerably large. The play area is super clean and super cute. The ball pit is the center piece and my two kids can't get enough! The cafe area is good especially because I have a stumptown coffee to sip on while I watch my kids have a good time. I like the fact that I can let them just be kids. I can't really do that at regular cafes. Lastly, these guys did a wonderful job designing not just a place but an experience for the kids. Because of this I see this place becoming a focal point for the community - where parents and kids can come together to discuss, share, and play. Thank you Good Day Cafe!!!

This is one of favorite stores i go with grand childrens. I have 8 grand children 4 of them are good age to go here. Whenever they come here they dont wanna leave here so i have hard time for them to go home And i love hot coffee and fresh juice. I dont think they mix any non fresh thing in juice. I enjoy here. Eventhough i am old man

This review is only for the food and drinks since my kids are too old to play here. They love the Mac and cheese and the açaí bowl , they make me get it for them almost every week. And for myself I get the blended cold brew with mocha And almond milk, I think it's called the java blast. I could say hands down it's probably the best iced coffee I've had. Will definitely keep coming back !

I've been here during open play and for a kid's party. I prefer the layout of the Bayside location for open play, as there are little nooks you can get some quiet time. The Brooklyn location is a big open space so I feel it's best suited for a party. The backdrop GDPC put up was very cool. Sparkling gold glitter happy birthday sign with twinkle lights! Staff was great and attentive. Anytime something happened to drop on the floor, straw wrapper, food, a cup, someone swooped it up making sure no little ones slip. Helped with set up and break down. The play area closes for cleanup during meal time but one kid didn't want to stop playing. GDPC was cool about it. GDPC was cool about everything really. They made conversation and laughed with the parents. The smoothies are awesome. I think everyone ordered a smoothie. Definitely thinking about booking next birthday party here.

I love this place. The owners are so sweet and the place is CLEAN. I have been bringing my daughter here since she was about 5 months. It has a separate area for young babies and separate place for toddlers. She can play here for hours. They have every toy that I would have ordered. Nice place to just get out of the house and switch it up! Grey place to gather with friends and there babies. (No one has to host or clean there house : ) so win win)

Clean play space! I would say good for up to age 5. Prices are per hour and it is slightly cheaper Monday to Thursday's. They don't charge for newborns up to a certain month but instead has a drink minimum. We had a lot of fun here, especially in the ball pit. The ball pit area was constructed very well, with a slight wall climbing side and a slide into the ball pit. There is a "sand" area with small Chinese cubes that could be very dangerous for young children. It is just the right choking hazard size so be careful in there if your child is into putting things in their months. Bathrooms and overall space looks very clean. We saw one of the staff organizing the toys while we were there. There is no outside food or drink allowed in the area. They have a lot of yummy food, snacks and toys for sale. Overall we had a fun time there and would go back. They also have a frequent use card where after certain amount of times you get a free drink and after the 10th visit you get one free hour.

We went last week and my 23 month old had a great time. The facility is definitely clean and well-take care of. The workers were very nice and friendly. Issues: There were no balls in the ball pit area. I wish I would have known that prior. That entire climbing area and slide are poorly done, in my opinion. Without the balls to fall into, they placed a mat there and its not a smooth transition from side to mat due to the slide being very steep. So as you reach the bottom, your feet hit the mat and you kinda stand up (hard to describe lol) Climbing up the ramp was very difficult as well. Steep and the pieces to put your feet on did not have much space to them, in order to really lock yourself down. The play kitchen area was great. Delicious green juice. Tons of other toys and puzzles to play with. Overall, I would likely return when balls are added back into the ball pit area or maybe the angle of the slide changed..? lol

First time going to an indoor play space (I held off for a while because I never felt comfortable taking my son to one) and I have to say I am beyond satisfied. The space was bright and welcoming. Upon entering you remove your shoes and jacket then proceed to sanitizing your hands, or washing them in the bathroom (also very clean). The employee in the front will take your temperature and in you go. The play area looked very clean and they allow about 7 kids per play (2 hours), which is just perfect in my opinion. The food menu is simple and delicious. I tried the avocado toast and it was amazing! I ordered some chicken nuggets for my son and they were good as well. There are other options. Overall, I am satisfied with this indoor play area and I will definitely be coming back. I also want to include that having the separate gated spaces is so comforting. It allows mom to eat or sit for one minute without worrying your child will run off to an unknown area.

I don't come here for my kid... I come here for myself lol. $26 for 2 hours of play and a large healthy smoothie or juice. My son loves the toys there. Everything is clean and lots of social interaction with other tots. Happy kid, happy mama. Mom hack: save just enough juice or smoothie to lure your kid out of the play area sans drama.

I just want to give a shout-out to this place for requiring masks for everyone over age 2. I just assumed every place space would require masks, but apparently the other ones around town do not. Good Day Play Cafe also has a substantial seating area for parents and actual fresh food (avocado toast, pitaya bowl, smoothies). If your kid is old enough to play independently, you could legit work on a laptop and have an okay time.

We stopped in here on a suggestion from someone and the kids had a blast! The only reason I only give 4 stars is because it is expensive. I spent $50 for 2 kids to play 1 hour and share a turkey sandwich and I had a coffee. But I know for NYC, that's pretty typical, but we were all still hungry, so we could have easily spent way more.

Kids play while adults chat and watch from sitting area. Love the concepts. Kid-friendly bites, great drinks. Love the owners. Play area is clean. Cute little touches everywhere.

Notice for parents of kids 18 months and younger - be very careful in their "sandbox". It's made of cypress wood blocks and while I watched my daughter like a hawk and she is not one to put things in her mouth, she ended up choking (for real, not able to breathe at all) and we had to do the Heimlich maneuver for a good 60 seconds (which felt like eternity). The people who work there were not particularly helpful. Wanted to warn everyone so you can be extra vigilant (and tell your nannies/babysitters/childcare providers). Edited to respond to owner's comment regarding "what more could they do": Children younger than 18 months should not be allowed in that area at all. Staff should be trained in baby CPR and first aid. At the very least, they should have called 911. They could have also asked if she was okay as I was paying and leaving. They didn't even comp my coffee (or entrance fee or anything else). Also, she was not unattended, I was holding her the entire time and we were only in the sandbox for about 5 minutes. The intent is not to blame the cafe or staff, but to warn others so that this doesn't happen again.

I'm extremely disappointed that this establishment serves almond butter in their cafe. My daughter is allergic to peanuts and tree nuts and so this means that she is unable to come here for play. I called them to ask and when they told me they serve almond butter they simply said they asked parents about it and everyone said it was a good idea. I explained that many children have tree nut allergies and that their foods are excluding them from coming to this play space. It's unusual since all the other play spaces I know have a strict no nut policy. I really hope they change their menu to omit almond butter so they can be more inclusive to families with allergies.

This place is a parent's dream. Super friendly staff, awesome snacks for the kids, Stumptown coffee for us parents, and best of all, a wide variety of toys to keep children entertained all day. What's great is that many of the toys and equipment encourage peer play and sharing. My 6yr old son and his friends love playing in the mini ball pit/wall climbing area, while my 3yr old can spend hours playing dress up while riding around in one of their toy cars. There's also a second ball pit area full of small wooden cubes where kids/parents like to mingle. The cafe overlooking the play area is well designed. Along with several large tables, there's a row of bar stool overlooking the play area so parents can keep an eye on their kids while chatting. Overall, such a great addition to the neighborhood!

This place is the best on a rainy cold day! The staff is friendly and the place is ALWAYS clean. I take my 19 month old here, whenever it's too cold and too wet outside to go to the playground. It's the perfect place to get your jollies out. It's not open on Sundays though, and often on Saturdays they private birthday parties, you should always check first.

I go to the play cafe in bayside so i wanted to check this new location out. 1. parking was pretty easy considering it's brooklyn. 2. very spacious!! love that my kids have room to run around and have enough space for the push cars they have there. i love the little foam mat area so i can lay my baby somewhere soft. the ball pit here is huge! my kids love playing in there since the slide is there too. 3. the parent lounging/eating area is spacious as well. i like that people don't wear their shoes in that area as well. keeps it nice and clean. 4. the drinks are the same as the bayside one and i'm happy with that since they taste great. overall i'm very happy with this new play cafe! -mom of four: 7,5,2, and 5 month old. yes they all loved it there.

Super clean, delicious smoothies for $6, healthy high quality smoothie bowls, snacks tea and yummy drinks and kids loving the play space. Happy kids, happy parents...what more could you ask for?

This place has the potential to be great except for their terrible communication. If you plan to close to the public on a rainy Saturday you should probably update that on your website/Facebook or fix the link to your IG feed so that people don't waste their time trying to figure out if they are honored enough to be able to enter your establishment. Extremely disappointed.

Such a welcome addition to the neighborhood. A great place to bring the little ones during inclement weather, or just to switch up the routine. Very clean and organized and the food options are well priced.

This place is great! Always very clean, nice minimalist vibe so it's actually peaceful to be in there. Tons of great toys and activities for toddlers. Really nice people and well run. My 2 year old can happily spend two hours there. Plenty of snacks available and food for adults as well.

Came in with 2yr old m today bc it was the first Sunday they were open. Only day I have to be able to do this. The inside is super nice. Clean, spacious. We stayed an hour for $13, she wanted to stay longer but we had other obligations. I recommend the Almond Delight smoothie. So good! She really liked the play pit full of wooden cubes. It's like sand without the mess! The ball but was a huge hit. Not only was it aesthetically pleasing cuz they're clear, like bubbles. They are very "instagramable" as my would say. Overall a great time, highly recommended. Next time I'll bring my laptop and get some work done while she plays

A playspace that we were all Looking forward to open, but after being there, I can say that we most likely won't be there much. First attempt to go meet with 2 other families with young children, my nanny said that she heard no food was allowed. I proceeded in calling and inquiring about food situation for the children, I was told by the staff that they offer coffee and smoothie. I further explained the kids are crawling age to 3 yo, the staff answered again that they offered coffee and smoothie for their lunch. 10 mins before they went out the door, I told them to cancel the date, so everyone ended up coming over to our apartment. Everyone knows young kids live by a eat/nap schedule! Second attempt today having actually played there, space is extremely clean. (As it should be because it's brand new) The slide is very steep and dangerous, and any child who does not stop short will hit the glass at the end as it's extremely close to the slide. Lots of small choking hazards, as the other review suggested, for my 9 months old. After playing for an hour, bill came to $26 plus tax. (I have never heard of taxes on playspace fee alone?) my kids are 3 yo and 9 months! That's an awe fully expensive price for a 9 months old, even with a $3 discount for sibling. Not worth the coffee! I'm positive that this won't be a place we frequent (this is comment from my nanny.) once weather warms a bit, I can't imagine there will be many people there. This is by far the most expensive playspace/ drop in Place we ever paid for in PS.

I love this place !! Such a great space and my son really enjoys playing here. The weekend private events are a shame since they are closed on Sunday those events really put a damper on the weekend for us. It would be nice if other kids were able to play even if an event was going on. Otherwise I am constantly recommending friends to take there little ones here.

Seriously one of the best drop-in play areas in Park Slope! The play area is so clean, well-lit and well thought-out, and there is a huge variety of toys (dollhouse! scooters! mini kitchen and grocery store! dress up clothes!). It's the little touches like the built-in little potty seats and the whale slippers for when you forget your socks that make a difference. The people who run it are so kind, and it's clearly a labor of love. Best thing on the menu is the frozen hot chocolate!

This place was great. Lots of toys for toddlers. Super clean ball pit. Infant area. Great coffee and smoothies. We will be back!

You want to have some good time with your kid while enjoying a cup of coffee/marshmallow-hot-chocolate? No more seeking. That's THE place! It's a little pricey but totally worth it. The whole place is well designed and suits perfectly parents and little ones. Whether it's raining or too hot, so not hesitate: go!

Threw my 2YO's birthday here and went with the most expensive option (I forget what it's called) but sooooooo glad we went this route, especially given the facility and the SERVICE! Private, closed off party, and I think we had like 50 people, split up among adults and children (more adults I believe). But it was the perfect amount as it was spacious enough for our little ones to enjoy playtime while giving the adults room to take a break. Love the setup here because honestly, it's like dropping your kids off at the zoo and you can sit back at the "bar" and watch them in the wild. A weird analogy, I know. Place is super clean, lots of food and drinks options (coffee and smoothies please!) and they are good in allowing you to bring in whatever you want (food or entertainment wise - the latter being my brother dressing up as baby shark. He's 35.) the setup for the kids was AMAZZZZZING. Sarah catered the party to our color scheme and gift bags based on stuff he likes. Everyone was raving about the gift bags asking us where we got this and that . They also raves about the facility and the cleanliness! Would highly recommend and looking forward to throwing another bday here

Thank freaking god for this place!! With my and my husband's companies both requiring WFH during the COVID-19 scare and my regular babysitter being out sick / unavailable, there was no way we could get any work done and still watch our crazy toddler at home! I love how fun and clean Good Day is, and how all the toys keep her engaged, away from the crutch of screen time, and allows us to get some work done while she entertains herself. I hope they're able to stay safely open during this epidemic!!