Thirsty Dice

The food is very meh and super overpriced. $11.50 for a regular milkshake in a small plastic cup is insane. $11 for a microwaved pretzel that’s somehow worse than a super pretzel. We spent $65 for two people, more money on food here than we would have if we had just gone to a restaurant where we could actually enjoy our food. Yikes, not worth

Fantastic selection of games and very friendly staff. Place is bigger than another game cafe in Philly so we didn't feel crowded. Food was good, but the selection could be better for vegetarians. Drinks were delicious!

We had an amazing afternoon and there were so many great games to choose from. Drinks and food were wonderful and staff was genuinely kind. Thanks so much!

Had a blast playing the games with the group. Heavily Family oriented so be careful on the drinks. Good food and beverages for sure! I know they don’t make them from scratch since I saw their food source was the packaged french sticks from giant foods. Still good though, decorated and presented well. For four people: 198$ Very costly in my eyes.

Honestly, incredibly disappointed. We live in the neighborhood and were hoping for a new place to go regularly, but the service and food were terrible. Our server forgot our fries (I saw a plate of fries sitting in the window for 5 or 10 minutes and he was taking food from it to eat, so I assume the order was placed and he FORGOT IT WAS OURS). He never cleared any plates so we were trying to play games around trash and empty plates. The food was just OK, the nachos are obviously store bought chips and weren't worth anywhere near $15 - we didn't even finish them. We probably won't be back, which is a shame because we live so close. Not worth our money, or even the 50 yard walk to the establishment from our apartment.

Milkshakes are A1. The fries are inedible. Really not the best quality. The wrap nor the cheese sandwhich. Parking: On a Saturday, the day which I went, the streets are packed for blocks. Spent about an hour trying to find parking. I guess it just depends on the day. Perhaps better on a work day when not everyone's home.

They're going to take all of my money because it's so fun in there. 2 hour time slots for $7 a person, works for me. So many different games to choose from. We played fireball island. Protip I made back to back reservations so I could stay longer. Also, The banana foster booze milk shake is the best thing on the menu. Too bad they're $17!

I made a reservation for my friends and I this past weekend. I've been here twice before and I had fun, but this was the first time I actually ordered food. It was all very pricey and not decent enough quality to be costing that much. The mac and cheese was good but then I discovered that underneath was nothing but dry noodles. All of the cheese had been poured on top instead of being mixed in. I paid $15 for that. In addition, all of the water glasses had brown and white specks floating in them, and even after sending them back, they still had specks so we didn't even drink them. The server told us that the dishwasher was having an issue with coffee grinds....? Also the uno cards were sticking together which made it difficult and kinda uncomfortable to play. I used to really like this place but I had to apologize to my friends for bringing them there and having a bad first experience.

Wonderful game cafe with great brunch options.