Kids & Coffee (Reservation based indoor playground and cafe)

A Great Concept That Doesn't Quite Deliver The idea behind "Kids and Coffee" is fantastic for any parent seeking a moment of peace with a good cup of coffee while the kids burn off some energy. The first impression is positive; the establishment is wonderfully clean, and the inviting aroma of fresh coffee fills the air. The play area itself is decent and seems best suited for a younger crowd, probably ideal for children up to eight years old. However, the experience begins to fall short when you look closer. The play resources are surprisingly limited. For instance, a small play-market area was set up with nearly empty racks, which didn't hold my children's attention for long. This is where the main issue lies: the value proposition. The price of admission feels significantly overpriced for the amount of time and fun the kids actually get out of the sparse setup. For what we paid, I expected a more engaging and imaginative play experience. Adding to the slightly confused identity of the place was the menu's inclusion of mimosas and wine. It felt like an odd choice for a business with "Kids" in its name. While the space is pleasant, our family would rather spend our money at a place like Canndeeland, which offers far more entertainment for the cost. It's a nice idea in theory, but the execution and pricing miss the mark.

Such a great space, and beautiful indoor playground for kids. It's very clean, has super fun obstacles for kids to climb and experience. Can also accommodate flexible parents if you're feeling up to the squeeze. Had a great cafe for parents to enjoy a beverage or light snack while watching there kids. Can be a great space for parties or events, and is very well rounded with great play spaces. I highly recommend it. If you're on the fence, it's worth checking out. Perfect for summer to escape the heat as well.

My family had a great time at this indoor playground. We had a 2 hour reservation during the weekend and had enough time to eat and play. The space was fun, safe, and clean. There were slides, a ball pit, a trampoline, a play/pretend area, and structures for the kids to explore. The cafe had great snack and drink options. We look forward to our next visit.

We absolutely loved this indoor play space! My kids (ages 2 and 4) had a blast jumping, swimming in the ball pit, sliding, climbing, and even “cooking” in the play kitchen. The whole place felt clean and well-maintained, and it wasn’t overly crowded for a Saturday, which was a huge plus. They were already asking to come back before we left! The aesthetic is beautiful, the soft play equipment is great quality, and the layout has a nice flow that makes it easy to keep an eye on the little ones. The café area was spacious and cozy with plenty of comfortable seating. I tried the mocha coffee and it was tasty, no complaints there, we also purchased pastry and ham and cheese pocket. The only reason I’m giving 4 stars instead of 5 is the food policy. Outside snacks aren’t allowed, and while they do sell some items, I noticed a few were the same products from big box stores marked up quite a bit. I’d love if they allowed us to bring our own snacks, especially since my kids have sensitivities to certain ingredients. Overall, such a wonderful spot for kids to play.

We have been coming here for a couple months now and got a membership after a couple visits. Before becoming a member, I visited MyGym, Tiny Tiger, Candeeland and Kids Hop. Overall, I think Kids and Coffee offers the best value. All of them have their pros/cons. What I like about Kids and Coffee: - Location, it’s located in a not so busy area. While the lot does get busy on Sundays since it shares a parking lot with a church, it is manageable. Compare this to Candeeland at the Shoppes where pretty much all weekend the parking lots are busy and crowded. - Cleanliness, by far the cleanest kids’ play area. While there will always be germs anytime kids are around, the staff is constantly cleaning and there are hand sanitizer stations all throughout. At the end of the day, I’ve seen the overnight cleaning staff come in to clean and disinfect. They clean the balls from the ball pit in a special machine. The only other place that comes close to cleanliness is Tiny Tiger. - Staff, they are professional and friendly. The staff turnover is low meaning you’ll see the same faces every time you come. - Value, you get what you pay for. While Kids and Coffee costs a little more they do have nicer additional amenities like diapers/wipes in case you forget yours, clean bathrooms, cold water, wifi, tables you can work remotely at etc.. While your kids do need grippy socks and parents need socks, you are allowed to bring your own. Finally, they have activities throughout the day like music time, art fun, bubbles, theme days etc

My kids (5 & 7) recently attended the Little Chefs Thanksgiving camp (8:45-11:30) and had such a great time. They can be harsh critics of day camps but had fun decorating chef hats, picking out snacks to eat, making pumpkin tarts, and playing. They wanted to go back the rest of the week but the next day was sold out and I missed the window to register for the other options. I’ll have to keep an eye out for future camps!

What a joy!! This is the best indoor playground we’ve been to so far and I’ve been on a journey to try them all in San Diego county 🥹 where to start, the staff are very helpful and give you a quick walkthrough and rundown. The place was very clean and well tended to. (I saw a few people picking up toys and vaccuming! Yesss!) I love the Scandinavian aesthetic and cool tones with the earthy juxtaposition. It’s not overstimulating at all and feels very relaxing :) Everything is big enough that adults can get in there and crawl around too which is nice when you want to actually PLAY with your kid at an indoor playground! I went down the slide like 20 times with my daughter and she had a blast! I really like that they include slippers for the bathroom and it was very clean in there. My only suggestion would be to add a little seat cover for toddlers who are potty trained to sit on the toilet. I saw that at another playplace and thought it was a really convenient touch. But this place far exceeds any other indoor playground in the area so I can easily overlook minor a convenience lol I haven’t been on the weekend yet so I imagine it might be more crowded and the toys might get crazy but the workers seem to be well organized. The play area is definitely big enough that you won’t feel crammed together or overwhelmed if it is busy. But I think coming during the week is your best bet if you want some playtime with extra room. We will definitely be back and I’ll be spreading the word to other military moms in the area! I hope this business will thrive and flourish because it’s much appreciated! 🥹

We absolutely love Kids&Coffee! Not only is this place a wonderland for kids but its also a fun place for adults too. I love how the grown ups can be immersed in playing with the little ones because of how well and unique the play areas are planned out and made in such a way that it is safe for both kids and adults to play in. Staff are friendly, the place is clean, never crowded and most of all I get to enjoy my coffee too! Truly a great concept!

This is an amazing place for kids and adults to enjoy time together. The play areas for kids are so creative, visually pleasing, clean, and safe while being big enough for you to follow your child around. The small touches show that they thought of everything that parents need while playing - such as shoes for the restroom. The coffee and food options will definitely leave you satisfied during your experience. With all the staff available, you can relax with your coffee while your child plays.

We were visiting the area from Newport Beach and found this toddler-friendly play center not too far from our hotel, the Park Hyatt Aviara. I think the concept is very cute - lots of variety in terms of play type and space but there were two big negatives I feel they really need to address: 1. Blind Cords - They have hanging blind cords all along the windows which is a HUGE safety/choking hazard for any young age. I don't know how they even got approved to open by the city with this. I highly recommend they secure these up high or invest in a cordless option. 2. Cleanliness - There were so many kids with runny noses but most noticeably was chunks of snot smeared on one of the slides. The staff really needs to monitor people coming in and go around sanitizing dirty areas and high touch surfaces on the hour. Bathroom situation has already been addressed by others but the bathroom slipper thing is yuck. The cafe was okay - the food and drink didn't look appealing to me but i did purchase my toddler a pouch. Snack prices were fair but the food offerings could be improved... also they should have another designated spot in the play area where parents can drink closer to their kids playing. I wouldn't feel comfortable letting my 2 year old play while I stay in the cafe because there isn't great visibility.

It's a cute concept. My 4yo really loved it. It's clear they are still fine-tuning things. Here are some of the things that could use attention or are just good for first timers to know: 1. The morning hours are really crowded. We had an 11am reservation and it was overwhelming. Lots of parents don't supervise so the ball pit, especially, gets wild. By 12:30ish, the crowd had lessened. 2. It was 78 degrees, despite it only being 55 outside. Their AC had a hard time keeping up bc I could see it was set to 69. I was really hot. 3. Wristband enforcement could be better. Meaning, when a reservation ends, I think people could use a gentle reminder to go. 4. The food was still very limited and there wasn't much room to sit. Either people park themselves with a computer or tables aren't cleared fast enough for the crowds. But you can't take food or drink anywhere else so I was wandering around for a while with our food trying to figure out where to go. 5. The bathroom protocol was weird. Your shoes are in a cubby. But they know people don't want to go in their socks. So they give out communal crocs to wear. But that also seemed unsanitary, especially for kids who aren't known to be the cleanest potty goers. I don't know what the right solve is, particularly given the location of the bathrooms, but it felt unclean. Also the large stall in the women's, where the changing table is, is really stinky bc of the diaper genie. I think it needs attention more often. I'm glad someone is trying a concept like this. I think it will get better. But we will probably pause coming back until we think they've got things dialed in.

Saw this place advertised on Instagram and finally got to check it out with my hubby and 2 kids ages one and seven. You must make reservations online- even for the adults. I like that they limit capacity although it was still quite busy when we went. We were promptly greeted and checked in Hubby was impressed with the size and play gyms. He disliked the steepness of the grassy area and the foam block edges in the 0-3 area could be rounded instead of squared for safety. My 7 year old said it was a lot fun. She mostly enjoyed climbing and going through the tunnels as well as the slide. She unfortunately discovered one of the tunnels had feces smeared on it. Staff was quick to clean it up when we reported it and comped us a cup of coffee and some pretzels for our inconvenience, which was nice. I wonder if people are really not watching their kids?! Anyway, she said she wished she could jump on the trampoline like her little sister. She also noticed the Little Rock climbing area that was still un de construction, showing an interest to try that. The baby was sketched out at first but enjoyed the sensory area, the 0-3 area and just playing in the ball pit at the base of the large slides. Coffee shop has oat milk as the non-dairy option and lattes were good. Snacks and bottled drinks available for purchase. There were lots of seating and tables in the cafe area. Overall, fun place for kids (may be a little exhausting for parents with young children as they try to run around with their kids). Two hours is a good amount of time for play. I think we were there for about an hour and a half. We will likely return in the future. Pros: -large open play area (2-story gyms) -designated play areas for age groups -two pretend play areas -huge sensory bin -variety of activities -limited facility capacity via reservation system -coffee shop -dedicated area to put shoes and belongings -geared for wide variety of ages with focus on 1-8 year range -diaper changing station -hand sanitizer station -parking available -bathroom sinks had step stools for small children -low toilets for children Cons: -use of crocs for the restroom isn't self explanatory (initially we thought the shoes belonged to guests- a sign would be good)- but socks in the bathroom and then in the play area can lead to questionable hygiene -parents not supervising kids- especially in 0-3 area (older and/or more aggressive kids playing with foam bits or multiple kids jumping on the trampoline). -some areas questionable for safety despite having adult supervision (e.g., "sharp" edges, kids throwing beads at others) -some foam areas already showing wear and tear and should be promptly repaired (0-3 area had foam unglued, pole covering was coming off) -limited play for the one year olds and younger -cafe is a bit pricey

Wow this place is so awesome! I don't have a kid but I came here with my 2 best friends who are both mothers and it was so much fun playing with their kiddos. Climbing, crawling, going down the slides and playing in the ball pit. Great way for the kids to release some energy and socialize with other kids. It's a simple process, you reserve your date and time when you wish to come. Sign a waiver once you arrive and then you have a 2 hour slot time to play. There is an also a cafe but I didn't try their coffee or food, if they had food. It's a great place for kids and families :)

This is a fun indoor playground perfect for small children. I took my daughter on her 3rd birthday. She enjoyed the facility & an ice cream from the cafe. I know this place is fairly new, but I can't honestly say the staff was 5 star. I know it has to be very hard to keep a great staff on hand and I wish the owners nothing but success. I hope they find their A+ team soon. My interactions with the staff today were a bit awkward. If I am in the area again I would probably give it another try!

Was so excited to see somewhere like this open locally! I find it tough to bring my 1.5 year old to outdoor playgrounds sometimes as she's a little too small for a lot of the stuff and it's not always easy for interactive parent play. Reservation only so I purchased our 2 hour time slot online about an hour before heading there and was able to sign the waivers online. $30 for two hours of playtime had me hesitant at first because I wasn't sure that she was going to be entertained the entire time or what the set up was going to be but I was pleasantly surprised! When we pulled into the parking lot I drove around before realizing it was right to the left, there was a sign I missed so not too tough to find. Enough parking for when we went but I could see it filling up quickly. They are still adding finishing touches and you can tell but I def understand opening a business for cash flow before everything is perfect. I can't wait to see it completed! When we first entered my daughter ran right to the toy machines but I didn't go take a closer look, they are a cute idea! I went up to the desk after I was greeted and asked what was needed from me- I just had to give my name and I was good to go. A little more direction would be great for future first time guests, I only knew some little quirks from reading other reviews- i.e they offer slippers for folks to use the restrooms sinks it's socks only. Although I did notice one of the dads in bare feet? Not sure if that's allowed. We took our shoes off and put them in the cubbies- it was a tight squeeze for the diaper bag so a space for that would be great! We entered the play area and there was a lot to explore! A soft play area, a play kitchen and grocery store with lots of moving pieces, a ball pit, and area with sensory stones and further back a soft jungle gym of sorts. We honestly loved everything! Esp the hidden ball pits in the back that allowed for her to slide/sit jump into them. The sensory pit with the stones was probably my least favorite as I took her leggings off later to do a quick diaper change and a good handful of stones fell out. I wonder if that would be a better ball pit area and to have a small area with smaller sensory bins. The diaper change area is under construction but the super kind employee working last night was more than happy to take me to a makeshift diaper changing table for the meantime (I forgot to ask her name but I'll update next visit.) I would really like that if it wasn't in the bathroom but it might be and that's ok too! I would say this spot is perfect for your 1 year old, they had a small area that was 0-3 years old only, but it wasn't really separated at all. A gate from the cafe into the play area would be awesome too because my girl kept running back into the play area while we were trying to sit down for snacks. They also host events and can host your private party. I am excited to try to catch some of the classes and to watch my girly grow coming here. Now just hoping they take off so I can enjoy other locations as well ;)

New Fav.!! This place is a true gem. It works only if you book in advance to avoid crowds and we definitely thank that, the place is clean, clean, the staff is really nice and friendly, I love the fact that you can actually get up with your little one and play around the whole place. My kids loved it so much I think the entrance fee is fair considering adults are free with a paying kid. The only need improvement is the menu at the cafe. It Is smaaaallll, very tiny and a little expensive, $18 for smallest personal pizza I got a matcha... and I'm not going to get it again, it was just bad Still great place for the fam.!! Definitely worth an annual membership

We stopped by here during our stay in San Diego & we loved it so much we wish we had a place like this closer to home. everything is brand new and super clean. They have employees walking around continuously cleaning. The restroom area has its own hall way with shoes to wear and take off which I love because other play places have it in the middle of the play area with no shoes so people probably just walk in with their socks and walk back out to the play area. There were activities for my son who is 1 & plenty of things for my other son who is 3 to play with. We didn't get a chance to try the cafe but it looks promising. They were very thorough explaining the rules & even informed us that the small pellets in the playground , if ingested would not be a choking hazard. I would definetely recommend families with young kids to try this place out.

I discovered Kids & Coffee through Instagram, and the concept didn't disappoint from our experience this holiday season. Before I share the details of our time there, let's start with the reservation process. When you're making your reservations, if the system locks you out from further booking, it is because they've met their capacity. I believe it's about 45 at any given time, and the reason for this is so that families don't feel overwhelmed or overcrowded from a safety and experiential perspective. If you have questions about booking or have any issues, email them through their website. The owners are responsive and accommodating within reason. My only feedback to the owners would be to make sure the staff is aware of any questions that may come across their path. Other than that, I was pleased with the accommodations and support that Vivian, the owner provided us with our reservation. The experience we had from checking in to departure was attentive and frjendly. It was amazing to see Vivian and her husband both present welcoming and hosting all the families who came in, and they're very hands on and interactive. And, that goes a long way as they've opened up a new concept and space for the local community and visiting families. This play space concept is very similar to ones we have in Asia, and it was great to see how they've adopted it here. Everything was clean, well built, and we loved how adults and their littles could shake their wiggles out together. For us, we didn't wait in the cafe while our little one played because he was under 2 years. But playing as a family created space for us to discover our inner child while nurturing a playful environment with our baby boy. They had everything from ball pits, climbing structures, cushioned areas corner to corner for safety, bead pools (instead of a sandbox), play kitchen, slides and so much more. The cafe was our last stop when our little one got hungry, and enjoyed a snack while we grabbed a coffee and latte. Their restrooms included indoor shoes so families could maintain cleanliness in and out of play area. Socks with grips are also required for little ones, and if you forget, let the staff know. It's for the safety of our littles to have grip socks to climb the structures. Last but not least, pricing wise, for us it was $15 for an adult with an infant under 2 years old. Additional adults were $10 each. If you do have a child older than 2 years old, it'll be $30 for an adult and child and additional adults will also be $10 each. This pricing is reasonable, and for locals, they also have membership pricing for each month. Hope this helps for anyone exploring this space!

We found this place on Instagram, and wow - totally worth the one-hour drive from Costa Mesa! My husband and I took our 3-year-old and our 12- and 13-year-old boys, and we all had a blast! I love that parents and older siblings can join in on the fun (except for a few areas - fair enough). The owner even reminded my older boys to watch out for the little ones, which I appreciated. Oh, and the latte? 10/10. The sensory bead area was *chef's kiss* - so satisfying! I also love that it's reservation-only. No crowds, just good times. One tiny thing - maybe add a sign explaining the slippers by the restroom? I figured it out, but my husband and kids were clueless. They just stared at them like they were part of the decor. We'll definitely be back!

Super cute indoor playground with lots to do for all ages. Loved the aesthetic and the staff is very friendly. I looked at their cafe and the they didn't have a lot of variety and they seemed low on stuff when I went. Definitely pricy. I did like that they only require grip sock for kids (I've been to other places where adults needed them as well). $30 for 2hrs of play is great in my opinion.

Fun new soft play gym in Carlsbad. Pros: 1. Place is pretty new. 2. Decent parking. 3. Not too loud and plenty of different areas for kids to play. ( my daughter liked the pretend play areas!) 4. They clean the ball pit ( you can see the little cleaner in the back on the way to the cafe), and they are also cleaning the "sand" pit near the front to make sure the "sand" isn't getting all over the place ( saw someone with the Dyson vacuuming through our visit) 5. The workers seemed pretty friendly. The lady working the cafe especially seemed pretty nice and friendly. Cons: 1. As mentioned in other reviews, the bathrooms are interesting. We knew to wear the slippers at the door, but it is not obvious. Also, they didn't have a range of shoe sizes for the kids surprisingly. My daughter had to wear slippers that were too big ( my daughter is 1.5 years), and could barely walk in them. Had to keep wrestling with her to keep the shoes on so she wouldn't go barefoot. 2. Also, for a kids place the bathroom isn't super kid friendly. Although the sinks had steps, the faucets were too set back, that I had to carry my daughter to wash her hands. Also there was only one jar of soap that the lady next to me had to toss to my side lol. Also, would've been nice if it was hands free considering I'm juggling said toddler. 3. #s one and two above aren't deal breakers nor are they big deals, but considering this place is on the more expensive side, I would have expected a little bit more attention to details for kids for paying for this price. 4. The cost. 30 bucks for one kid and adult for two hours seems isn't crazy expensive. But if you have a partner accompanying you, that will be an additional fee. Also, if you have a little sibling that won't even use the gym, that is an additional sibling fee. It was fun, but probably won't be going again soon unless it's for a special occasion.

Clean and nicely laid out. My boys want to go at least once a week! They're still ironing out some kinks but overall a good time.

It's a great space. You make a reservation online which is nice to limit the amount of children playing at a time. The majority of it is a jungle gym climbing area. If you have kids that are independent it's great to let them free to explore. My daughter is 2.5 and still needed my help to climb (very tiring but fun!) The space is designed to allow adults to enjoy the play gym as well. My daughter loved the sensory bead area. Some of the kiddos were throwing beads at one another...if they had vessels or pouring containers it might keep them better occupied. The bathrooms were fine. Would be nice to have a diaper station. But maybe that's in the works. They've only been opened for a few days and it's very much under construction still. Overall, we enjoyed our time here and my daughter did not want to leave. With a price point of 30 bucks (additional fee for an extra adult ) not sure if this is somewhere we'd frequent often but a nice option to have especially on a rainy day.

I love the concept of this place and if my kids were younger, I'd probably be here more. However my 8 and 10 year old are way above the intended age and height range of rhe play equipment and for the price ($50 for 2 hours for 2 kids), we won't go back. We originally tried it because another reviewer mentioned I think it was their 10 and 13 year old loved it and I'm not sure how. My 10 year old who is average height kept hitting his head on things. Again love the concept and theme, but also if my kids are young enough to be playing on the equipment I'm probably not lounging around in their adult space because I'd need to supervise them.

What a special day! I came on New Year's Eve with a friend and we brought our 2 year old daughters. There was no shortage of fun! The owner Ken was out and about ensuring everyone was having a great time. They had tons of special touches for NYE including a selfie station with tons of decorations and props (the girls loved the noise makers!) My daughter hasn't stopped talking about her favorite part - Spider Man! Who knew? She followed him around for an hour and did everything he did. Dance parties, playing around the gym, obstacle course. He was so patient and great with all the kids. Everyone got so much time with him. Wonderful concept. Wish it was a little easier to enjoy a coffee and be close enough to watch the little ones - I think that would be my only feedback. awesome place, will definitely be back!

Today was their third day open to the public and my 3.5 year old son absolutely loved this place. He's normally a kid that needs me to come with him everywhere, rarely giving me a break - he was off playing by himself almost the entire 2 hours while I sat at drank a coffee!! There is so much too do, and it's fantastic for kids who love to climb and run about. The space is big and beautiful, and I really love how it is reservation based to be sure it's not complete chaos and crowded. The owner was lovely, making sure his guests were comfortable. My son talked about how much fun he had throughout the day at the "new place". Im really excited for when the cafe will be up in full swing!

This place is such a gem! I took my son here for his first birthday, just us and another mom and baby. We all enjoyed our time so much! It's super clean, there is plenty to do, and everything is just so adorable. It's also great for a variety of age groups. Can't wait to convince my husband we need a membership and come back often!

Wonderful idea but I wish there were more flexible times/prices. For toddlers, two hours feels like too long of a window especially if you want to get your money's worth. If we could just go for an hour, we'd pop in all the time. Also it feels odd to charge a second adult when other comparable places like sky zone don't. And it kinda goes against the name/concept (play zone for the kids coffee shop for the parents).

I was really excited to try this place and genuinely wanted to love it, but unfortunately, an uncomfortable interaction with the staff and their lack of friendliness left me disappointed. The website states that one free adult is included with each paying child, so I brought my two little ones and invited a friend to join us. When my friend checked in, a female staff member assured her that I had already paid for the two kids, so she didn't need to pay anything additional. However, when I entered, a male employee told me we had to pay $10 for my friend. My friend explained that she'd already checked in and was told we were all set, but he insisted that because I paid $25 for the sibling, it didn't include an adult. I pointed out that this made no sense--$35 for the second child and adult was more than the cost of the first--but he was adamant that we owed the extra $10. The whole situation felt awkward and wrong, setting a negative tone for our visit. $65 for two babies and two adults for just an hour or two felt unreasonable. As for the facility, while it's a nice concept, it feels overpriced for the experience. Employees occasionally monitor the area but weren't friendly, didn't interact with the kids, and didn't seem to clean the toys--even after kids were putting them in their mouths. This gave the space an unclean feeling. Unfortunately, my kids came down with Norovirus about 36 hours later. While it could be a coincidence, I've heard of similar experiences from several other moms. Overall, I'd rate this place a 2.5. It's a great concept, but it misses the mark in execution.

Great experience. Clean. Not overly crowded. We can't wait to go back! 2 hours flies by because you can a fully enjoy yourself in the space as visibility is pretty easy from the center of the room. It's not too big and not too small. We can't wait to go back k! Some feedback would be that they do need more staff behind the coffee counter. However it was the week of Christmas and I imagine finding people willing to work isn't easy.

5/5! I have 4 kids (ages 3 to 11) and they had a blast! The pizza is amazing - same one from Cardiff Famers Market. Excellent coffee and speciality espresso drinks too. Healthy snack options for kids. The play area is very innovative and kids LOVED it. We'll be back!

This space is so fun. There is so much for the kiddos and parents to enjoy. My son loves the sensory pit and the ball pit. This is a new business so of course there are going to be some bumps in the road starting out but we've loved coming here. The staff has always been so kind and attentive. We've been here twice and after the first time we signed up for a membership. It's nice to have somewhere to go to have my son burn off energy early in the morning (they open at 8:30am) and late in the evening(close at 7pm). Their coffee bar isn't open yet but they do have complimentary coffee available and pastries for sale. Overall love this space.

In response to the owner trying to create their own narrative lol She never said she'd ask and call me back lol that was after the fact we were told misleading information. The first conversation went as follows "You're not waiting for the system to load to see if he can come but just so you can charge me right? So if we get in the car right now he can come that won't be the issue? Employee - " oh yes for sure not a problem! I just can't charge you right now cause the system is still loading" Also, no manager ever called me. I called again as I had been waiting for a call back and asked to speak to the manager. And she was incredibly rude and talked to me like I was stupid. But nice spin on it and also she never told me the grippy socks weren't free she said does he have grip socks I said he has regular socks and she said we require grip socks and I literally didn't say a word. I believe I let out an exasperated breath because I was entirely annoyed with my whole experience in which case she just asked what color I wanted and I said any color was fine, blue or green would be great and thanked her lol. I even asked her if there was cubbies to put my bag and she kindly got ip and showed me and I thanked her again! I actually even said thank you AGAIN when I left. So you will not make up lies about me so insulting as to accusing me of using profanity with my child on my hip. Never "used profanity" and wasn't even unkind to her lol I was completely neutral just trying to get in since I already washed half my session time. But great job making up lies about your customers!! I'll be sure to warn all my friends and family to stay away from this place. How unprofessional. As I made clear the issue wasn't that he couldn't come IT WAS THAT I WAS TOLD HE COULD. But go ahead and create your own FALSE version of events that you weren't even present for ?? What a joke of a company and business owner that's truly so unprofessional. Never asked anyone to comp them or told me they costed anything extra? For all I knew they were included in the ridiculous fee of $30. So lies across the board there. I'm assuming that's your employee lying to maybe justify her mistakes already made that day so that's fine. All that you had to do was take accountability for the fact your incorrect information made us waste an hour in the car with our one year old and waste the first 30 minutes of my paid session time and maybe offer a partial refund or a free second parent next visit? Literally anything but all you guys tried to do was give passive aggressive apologies and flip it on us. I give your business one year with that kind of professionalism. Especially now seeing the other negative reviews too.

Loved this place!! Super clean, super friendly staff! The coffee was delicious and I loved watching my two crazy boys be themselves without judgement. Also really enjoyed the controlled environment where it wasn't too busy so make your reservations ahead of time! Looking forward to returning!

Amazing! We came here on a Thursday morning at 10 am. It was perfectly occupied (just enough kids without being insane). Everything was impeccably clean and SO nice. My two and four year olds absolutely loved it. They played the entire two hours we paid for and could have stayed for another two. The cafe wasn't open, so we will definitely be back once it's up and going. Also to note, the outdoor signage for this place is awful. We walked all the way around the building trying to find it. They definitely should put signage on the street and something bigger out front.

We did my son's 3 yo birthday party here and it was absolutely perfect. We chose the "Consider it Done" package and it was exactly that. They did it all! Decorations, table scape, food and beverages, cake, you name it!! Ria does such a lovely job creating an on-theme party space right down to the last detail. It was a beautiful party, and the staff couldn't have been sweeter. I can't recommend Kids & Coffee highly enough for a turn key party! And the kids loved playing in the space. Thank you!

Cute idea and my son had fun! It's mostly a jungle gym. Clean play area for kids which I love! But the entrance and cafe was randomly really messy (boxes, vacuums, supplies everywhere). When we arrived at 9:30am the cafe still wasn't open yet, which was disappointing to a lot of the parents there. The activities besides the jungle gym could use some help to make better

Such a cute place! First time here and very easy but you do need a reservation to go so definitely check out their website! From the moment we got there my toddler had a blast he ran for the 2 hours and played with other kids. There's a cafe which made it easier to spend the 2 hours while his dad and I played with him we were able to sit down and let him eat and drink water to catch his breath. They have a pretty decent menus and their matcha mates were pretty good! Definitely coming back!!

Best place ever for an active child!! This was our first time here and we had a blast. Everything was so clean and sanitary. Coffee and food were amazing! Staff were super kind and sweet. Will definitely be coming back !!!!

This place is so amazing and such an immersive and playful experience It's endless fun here for the children... my partner and I are lighting up watching them play We met the owner Ken, is so friendly and welcoming, you can tell he designed it with so much love, it's a business that he and his wife built with families and community in mind:) the aesthetic is absolutely gorgeous and relaxing to meet up with friends and family, relax, work, and play... it has sensory and nature and Montessori inspired elements and our children LOVED this beautiful place! It has so much heart and warmth, it invites not only kids to play, but also parents to breathe and relax and gather/ work/get coffee/yummy food go on their phones in a safe and adorable environment I was able to get some work done as the kids enjoyed themselves and went from area to area creating their play and connecting to themselves and others:) I want to give a billion stars!! Highly recommended to all families who want this epic experience of being immersed in joy and abundant opportunities to create memories together

We took our 2 year old today and she loved it, didn't want to leave. This place focuses on children up to age 7, anyone older and I don't think they would be interested in this type of play. They have a section for sensory play and section for little ones 0-3 years old. We arrived just before noon and it was just enough kids in which you don't need to worry about loosing yours in a big crowd. It's nice that there isn't big kids running around and the possibility of big kids knocking little ones down. The coffee shop was not yet open for business but an employee said it is expected to be in a week or so. I do have to say I think the price is expensive especially when you have multiple kids (the $5 siblings discount is not much). Make sure to bring socks for adults or you can borrow some Crocs there for free if you aren't wearing socks. Kids must wear socks with grip

We all love this place. It is super clean, safe and fun! From little ones to my older daughter we all enjoy going to kids coffee to play and have some family time! They have some unique toys that other indoor playgrounds don't have. Def check it out! Also they adults area it's a great place to catch up on work or with a friend while kids play.

The play area is so clean and well maintained. Workers do an amazing job constantly cleaning and keeping it great looking. I haven't tried the coffee but I will make sure I do that next time as well. Looking forward to going again for my kid and gonna bring more friends with kids. Thank you again.

I could not love this place more! Took my 4 year old and 6 year old here this weekend and they had an absolute blast! But what's even better is that I got to just relax with a latte while they played and I left a kids play place not feeling like I was near-seizure level overstimulated for the first time everrrrr. The vibe here is so nice and calming, even though the kids are playing actively. The music is calm, the colors are calm, the kids are playing but not screaming/yelling. And it is just adorable. The owners are so sweet too. Heads up though that you can't just "walk in." You need to make a reservation beforehand. They limit the number of kiddos allowed at one time to keep it from devolving into chaos, which I appreciate!

HORRIBLE EXPERIENCE!!!!! One of the front desk employees tried to get physical with me for taking a photo of her after she would not give me her name and I got it luckily on video so I can report her. I would never trust my children around someone like this. The place itself is adorable and a great idea but the staff and rules are ridiculous. We made a reservation for 1 child and 1 adult and then when we arrived we're told my husband could not pay an additional fee to come in with us due to maximum capacity even though there were probably 10 adults inside the play area and it's a big place. He went to the coffee bar since he was not granted access to the play area which we were totally fine with and then out of the blue told he actually had to leave the building because he was not part of the reservation when originally it was only stated he couldn't come into the play area. The way this employee handled the situation was disgusting and I would beware of hiring people like this if you want to have a thriving business. As you can see in the photo another employee is physically holding this employee back from trying to put her hands on me when I am a pregnant mom.

When we arrived there were some very nice employees, one male employee was even running around chasing some of the kids around the facility and the kids were enjoying it as the screamed and giggled. As the shift changed and new employees came onto the floor and my daughter and 2 other kids were playing in the store area there's 2 windows. I would pop in and out of the windows saying "boo" and the kids would scream and giggle. Then a female employee with a sparkly jacket came and said that they needed to stop screaming because "it alerts us that there is danger." Ok I asked the kids to stop but they were disappointed, also this is a children's facility, kids scream and laugh loud sometimes, kind of like when the male employee was chasing them around the facility. We went to play elsewhere in the bead area and the same employee hovered around and every time the kids would yell or scream I asked them to stop. After a few times of me asking they kept screaming and then that said employee comes over trying to strike up a conversation with the kids who are 2 and shy and of course stopped screaming and talking all together. I did not appreciate her intimidating the kids into silence. I also didn't appreciate her comment to her co-worker stating "boy those kids won't stop screaming." We then gathered our things and got ready to go after they finished some lunch in the cafe area. Which is unmanned btw, no one is there running the cafe. Clearly we were not welcome there. The facility in general is ok but kinda dangerous as there's 2 wide open holes at the top of this green grassy hill which the kids could fall through is they're not paying attention. I'll be taking my business to Tiny Tiger in the future.

Our two boys (2 & 4) LOVED this place. Went for a night sesh 5-7pm. Well worth the price for 2hrs of non stop fun. They talked about it all the way home and then promptly fell asleep as soon as we got them to their beds.

Amazing! So much fun for my 1.5 year old & myself! The staff couldn't be nicer. Food was delicious and the facility was very clean. Can't wait to go again soon!

Was excited about this place opening around the corner from my home. We were a bit surprised having to pay for a 2nd adult but we needed it because the 2 hour window of watching your toddler while there is long. They have this green turf place structure that my toddler almost fell off of - it is a little high with not enough guardrails. My toddler spent a lot of time in the ballpit and the pit of pebbles. Unfortunately she got severely ill a few days after. I don't know what their cleaning protocols are but I would be mindful of coming at the end of day, especially during winter time.

This is definitely the coolest place to bring your kids to definitely recommend it! Definitely worth the drive and workers are extremely nice here

Kids and coffee is here to stay! And I I am so grateful! I am a first time mom and this is what I was looking for for the past 4 years. First of all, it's absolutely gorgeous. The nature inspired color scheme is calming and beautiful. The innovative design is so much fun for the kids and the quality is very high end. It's well maintained and clean! Everything is cushioned so it's a very safe place. You can tell the owners care about the parents and the children when you see the attention to detail they've put into the entire experience. For example, The reservation only policy must not be easy for them to have to enforce but it's for the safety of the kids and I am very appreciative for that. They maintain structure, order, and quality control so we can just relax and have fun! On top of that, they keep coming up with new and innovative ideas and events. The elf party was the highlight of our holiday activities. The staff is so welcoming, supportive and attentive. We always look forward to seeing them. And last but not least, the food and coffee is amazing! Fancy pizza and coffee was a genius idea!!!! Thank you to the owners for putting your heart and soul into this place. I look forward to spending lots of time here for years to come!

I was thrilled to bring the kids here, but I was taken aback when I was asked about the charge by someone I assumed to be another father. I tried to explain to him how I paid, but at first I wasn't entirely sure what he was trying to say. I spent $30 for my 6yr old with an adult and an extra $25 for a sibling. I didn't bother buying one for my husband because the website stated that the first adult is free with every child who pays, but I was unaware that I still needed to pay an extra $10 for an adult. He then soon informed me that the website is confusing. That's when I realized he probably be the manager or the owner. Love the place to be honest but I just don't like how I felt and the impression it gave me by the management.

This place was so cool & my son had a blast! I love how many different play areas they had & the sensory area was personally my favorite part. I do have a concern about the beads inside the area because they could be a choking hazard, but parents should be keeping an eye on their children to ensure they don't put foreign objects in their mouth anyway. My son loved the ball pit and jumping on the trampoline designated for children 0-3yrs. I didn't order anything from their cafe, but I'm excited to check it out in the future. For $30/2 hr (1 adult & 1 kid) it is pricey, but my little guy had the greatest time

We had such a great time at Kids & Coffee! Even though it says the play place is created with 2-7 year olds in mind, my 8 and 11 year old had so much fun. The reservation process was easy and they were very mindful of keeping the space clean for the kids. Each section was so well designed and thought out. A big plus is the cafe where parents or caretakers can enjoy a Mostra Coffee break while watching their kids. We'll definitely be back :)

Usually when I walk into an indoor playground, I am immediately overstimulated, I lose track of the kiddos, I usually step on something sticky, and am counting down the minutes until I can leave. But NOT here. I walked in and felt totally at ease. The open spaces, the layout, the coffee, the everything...pure perfection.

This place is amazing! My 3 and 7 year old absolutely love it. It's very clean, safe and beautiful. The owners did an incredible job building this spot. Like any new small business they're working through small initial kinks that I'm sure will get worked out. Overall I'm so grateful a place like this is exists so close to us. Highly recommend!

I really like this place! However, I was not excited about a few things as a mother of two kids, almost 1 & 3. 1 - It'd be nice if I could pay for a 2-hour block rather than reserve a time. It's stressful trying to get places on time and we just want to have some fun! 2 - There is this really cool pit that looks like a whole body sensory pool with something that looks like pebbles or beans. My toddler loved jumping in it! I was nervous my baby would swallow it, however, as this stuff spread throughout the entire place. I was constantly scanning our surroundings in case I had to tend to my toddler and take my eyes off my baby. 3 - the climbing area was huge! But my toddler couldn't reach a lot of places, and there's a lot of rope climbing, which he doesn't like. I also wish there was more space for parents so I could help them through it. We'll try again when they're older.