Josh G.
Yelp
I'm mixed- The idea of cornhole, arcade, and golf simulator in one place is obviously cool.
I'm disappointed with the food and some of the "practices" though.
The food is too overpriced for what you get. I got a French Dip for $14 and when I read it came with kettle chips (Hate when places don't just include a side with sustenance btw.), I decided to go the healthier option and substitute a side salad for $3. The salad was weak. Not worth $3 at all, much less for a substitution charge. The sandwich was ridiculousy salty, so much so that I didn't enjoy it. Way too much butter on the roll it was served on too. I had one of my dad's fried pickles too and spit it out because it was so salty.
Before I complain about the rest, mind you they advertise for birthday parties, which are often for kids. The party I attended was for an 8 year old girl...
1) The music was way too loud. It was hard to have a discussion on a Sunday afternoon.
2) One of the songs played was "Walk it Out." (Google the lyrics)
3) The boys' bathroom stalls have pictures above them- One has an attractive lady holding a measuring tape- The other has that same lady looking down, presumably at the urinator's penis, with a look of awe.
4) They stopped the practice of handing out tokens for arcade games for kids.
5) The place did NOTHING for the birthday girl. Most places do SOMETHING. No decorations, dessert, announcement, discount... nothing.
Plus there was a cornhole tournament consuming the boards and announcements were being made sporadically throughout our "party." I'm not sure if this was disclosed to the person who booked the "party," but I hope it was.
All in all, I see virtually no incentive to host a kid's birthday party there.
I feel OEJs needs a corrective lens monocle for its approach to birthday parties and its food menu.