About Dave & Buster's Rosemont
Dave & Buster's Rosemont offers a vibrant arcade experience with a variety of games that appeal to families, but the food quality and service can be inconsistent, making it more suitable for gaming than dining.
What parents should know
Summarized from real visitor reviews.
Best for: Family outings where gaming is the primary focus.Birthday parties or group celebrations with kids.Casual hangouts for teens looking for entertainment.Children aged 6-12 enjoy the arcade games and activities.Teenagers appreciate the gaming experience and social environment.
Why families love it
- Wide variety of arcade games, including popular options like Connect 4 basketball.
- Friendly and attentive staff who are willing to assist with issues.
- Ability to reserve tables online for quicker seating.
- The arcade environment is engaging for kids and families.
- Online reservation system for tables reduces wait times.
- Variety of games suitable for different age groups.
Insider tips
- Reserve a table online to avoid long wait times.
- Consider ordering food after playing to minimize wait for meals.
- Check the game card functionality before purchasing to avoid issues.
Good to know before you go
- Visiting during peak hours on weekends to avoid crowds.
- Ordering certain food items like wings or nachos based on mixed reviews.
- Inconsistent food quality; some dishes were reported as poor.
- Long wait times for food and service, especially during busy hours.
- Issues with game cards not functioning properly.
- Crowds
- Weekends tend to be very busy; aim for weekday visits for a quieter experience.
- Value
- The 'Eat, Drink, and Play' package is around $22 for 100 chips, but food quality may not justify the prices. Expect to spend approximately $150 for a family of six, which includes food and drinks.
- Food
- Food quality can vary significantly; it's advised to manage expectations.
- Accessibility
- Staff is reported to be accommodating to special needs.
- Safety
- Staff are friendly and responsive to customer needs.
What parents say
"We visited on a Saturday with a party of 6 people. It was very busy but not overbarring. I recommend reserving a table on their company website. I found that they typically give out a 45 minute wait time to everyone, however I noticed that there were many empty tables. I figure they do this so people enjoy the games first and eat after. While I was there I reserved a table online and it was within the next 15 minutes. The food was good quality for the prices. Our food bill was $150 for six people including drinks and 1 alcoholic beverage."
2 weeks ago
"First walked in and got service right away. The host was very nice and friendly. We got our cards to play the games. Then we sat down for dinner. Most of the food was good. My son's wings were HORRIBLE. We sent them back and he got them remade. This time they came out and we're very good. Kids had a blast playing the games. The connect 4 basketball games was our favorite. Great place to go if you don't mind spending the money."
3 months ago
"Fun place but so many areas it improve on! Poor quality food for the price. Over priced drinks. Games are ok but staff to help with card service are hit or miss.(spent $150 on a platinum card just to have it not to work almost every time I’m there.)"
a month ago
Reviews sourced from public Google data.
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