Gruesome Place
When you think of
places to eat you’re usually not thinking of a place that you’ll leave in such
anger, so much that you’ll never want to go back again because of the your
experience in which is claimed to be, “a fun place for the whole family”. What
is considered when looking for a restaurant is somewhere that will satisfy your
stomach. If you have children, you have to think of a place that can not only
satisfy the children’s stomach but also satisfy the children themselves.
Entertainment is a big winner when taking children out to eat, along with
entertainment comes the environment. Chuck E. Cheese is a very popular choice
for many children. Although it is high on the chart for children, is it worth
it? With the experience I had, I would say no. Chuck E. Cheese is one of the
worst restaurants because of the food, customer service, pricing, atmosphere,
and the rewards.
Usually when arriving
at a “good” restaurant, you will have a welcoming greeting and soon after you
are seated. When arriving at Chuck E. Cheese, you get a stamp on your hand, and
if there aren’t too many people you will be greeted. You have to find your own
seats at Chuck E. Cheese, if you’re lucky; you’ll find a table without food
from the previous customer. Looking around there are plenty tables open, but
they all have a “reserve” sign on them which is supposed to be for a party that
isn’t going to arrive for another five hours. When you go, you have to make
sure there at least three adults, that way among arriving, you split up to find
a seat. If you don’t waste any time looking for a place to sit, you may find a
seat within the first ten minutes upon your arrival. That is of course if
someone didn’t leave a cup to save the seat.
Finally after finding
a seat, you get to order your food. The line you order your food in is tremendously
long, there are people surrounding the line while waiting to purchase their
prize from the prize line, which are a couple inches away from the food line.
It’s horrible, not only are children screaming, which if you’re going to a
“family outing”, you’re used to, but you also hear adults screaming at
children, which is also a little normal but, you also get to hear adults
yelling at adults. It’s not a very pleasant site once the adults begin to
argue. The adults seem to act more like children then the actual children
themselves. The adults even begin to argue about spots in the line, it
ridiculous.
In hope that the food will be delicious
because of the pricing, I ordered three pizzas and a salad bar. Since the wait
for the pizza is quite a while, I went straight to the salad bar. It was
disgusting. The salad was nice and soggy, and even if you didn’t want a certain
topping, it wouldn’t matter because they are all mixed together anyway. The
Jell-O is mixed with the ranch and the macaroni salad is mixed with peaches,
yummy. After every hour you would think the staff would put new food in the
salad bar, but nope. The entire four hours that I was there, the same food
remained in that salad.
After forty five
minutes of waiting impatiently, you get your pizza. Once you actually take a
look at you’re not very cheap food, you will be dissatisfied. The food that you
have been waiting for, for what seems like years is not properly done. It’s
hardly a pizza, with hardly any sauce. The pizza looks as if the chiefs were
making a science project based on volcanoes. Not an erupted volcano, but a dry
one that hasn’t erupted in years. Sending the pizzas back for a new order was
even worse. You get to wait a whopping sixty minutes. It’s like a new born
waiting to get fed, not very patient.
When you’re done
eating, you get to play with the “oh so fun” games. There’s hardly any room to
breathe. Everywhere you turn you either see a face, back, or butt. Not to mention,
adults and children everywhere are coughing and sneezing with lovely running noses.
The room temperature in there is unbearable for anyone, it’s almost like being
in a sauna. If you’re a young child running around, you’re getting rained on,
and not by rain. Everywhere you hear arguing. Most of the arguing is and adult
arguing with someone’s child because of false accusation. When Chuck E. Cheese
came up with the idea to sell alcohol beverages, they should’ve have thought
about the position children are now opt to be in. All of a sudden “a fun place
for the whole family” isn’t so when you have a under the influence parent drive
children home. Although it may have been fun, for the adults, it’s not so fun
for the children. It seems as if no one around cares.
At last, the time has
come when you get to collect all your tickets and get a prize. The line you
have to stand in is over populated with children. As workers pass by to deliver
their orders, they bump you back and forth. All the children in line become
fussy and irritated. When your overly excited children get to the front of the
line, you get a little excited as well thinking the seventy five bucks you
spent should get a good prize. Instead, you get two lovely twenty five cent
green spider rings. Yippy, so excited.
Chuck E. Cheese would
not be a place I would recommend to anyone. Everywhere I turned, I found
something wrong, or it found me. Although the advertisement catches your
children’s attention, the reality of it is a horrible for you and your children.
Your children will be glad that you didn’t choose such a crazy restaurant to have
such a bitter meal at. Unless you enjoy spending waste less time and money on
horrible service, entertainment, environment, and atmosphere, I would recommend
you to never step foot In a Chuck E. Cheese. It was the most gruesome place I have ever eaten
at.
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