Best Childrens Party Buffet Cary Near Me

Chrysoula Sanderford-Ttousios: The Bumble Brews owner, whom I've corresponded with via email, and staff, whom we interacted with in person, were all very friendly. The actual inside of the establishment was very bright and clean. The coffee was not good in flavor unfortunately; the specialty coffees, including the dairy free options, tasted like plain unsweetened coffee, which was a disappointment. But there are 2 reasons my son will not be returning to play at Bumble Brews.First, the toys, on average, were more about imaginative play, such as playing kitchen/chef, rather than STEM play. Our 1.5 year old son was bored well before the 90 minute mark because none of the toys required critical thinking or a challenge. The obstacle/jungle gym equipment were impractical to use because of the mandatory sock policy. I completely understand the reasoning behind requiring socks to maintain cleanliness, but the children have no traction on wooden gym equipment, which becomes hazardous. My son recognized how slippery the wooden gym equipment was and wouldn't scale them. Perhaps adding adhesive traction grips to help with traction would be beneficial?And my second reason…there was an older child (maybe 7?) who appeared to belong to one of the staff working the cafe as they engaged on a familiar level. To put it plainly, she was a bully to my son and many of the other children trying to play. She had no parent shadowing her and when speaking to other parents who frequent Bumble Brews during our visit, we were informed that she is there often and her unpleasant behavior is the norm. I have issue with this if she truly is the child to one of the staff as it made it difficult for my husband and I to relax and allow our child to roam without concern. This child frequently tried to take toys from other children, including my son, and boss them around in an inappropriate tone. If her parent was shadowing her and trying to correct the behavior, I wouldn't have an issue, but without a parent shadowing her, we worried circumstances could escalate, making it challenging to mediate as I am not her parent and do not want to overstep. So instead, my husband and I had to continuously redirect our son away from wherever this child was playing.For these 2 reasons, our experience was just okay. It is a 30 minute drive to reach this indoor children's play place and the good we experienced in our visit does not justify the drive.

Michelle B: We've been fans of Over the Moon since the week they opened. Benji handled the pandemic flawlessly, navigating the challenges of masks vs no masks, cleaning, social distancing... all of the things I'm SURE he never prepared for during his opening. Since then, we've been back dozens of times, and one of my kids has attended their summer camp the past 2 years. There is great care taken in hiring their summer camp counselors, who are a fantastic bunch.The cafe area in the back is a wonderful perk for working parents who need to balance play time and work time. I love being able to sit within view of my children, have a coffee, and get some things done.The 3-story rocket ship is a forever classic.

shavall wicker: We are having our wedding there in September and every time I visit NC I have to still go and see the beautiful space.

Onyah Burgess: this park is fun with lots of activities to keep the kids occupied for the time allotted. At first I thought 20$ was a lot but you get 4 hours of play and you're welcome to bring your own lunch/ snacks. They do have snacks and drinks available for purchase. The play areas are clean and the kids seemed to enjoy themselves. The front desk attendant was welcoming during our visit. Will visit again

Jessica Vega: It’s an ok store. A lot of the stuff is all over the place and the service you get here is pretty hit or miss. I’ve had excellent visits, but during my most recent one I had a pretty rude cashier who didn’t even speak to me other than to tell me the total and to put my card in the machine. It seemed like I was an interruption to whatever else she was doing.