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4 reviews for Trevi Entertainment Center
Chuck E. Cheese has nothing on this place! This place is HUGE! You can bowl, play arcade, have dinner and drinks, and even shake that a$$ on the dance floor at the club.
The first time I came here it was for a bday party, and not a kiddie one either. This place is great, you can rent a private room for bowling that has 4 lanes, it's own juke box, and your own attendants. You can bowl as many games as you can, depending how long you rent the room.
We ordered a few pizzas, and appetizer platters. They serve your usual bowling alley grub, chicken wings, mozzarella sticks, onion rings, nachos. They also have an italian and mexican restaurant, but I haven't eaten at either one.
This place is great for an adult outing, or even for a kids bday party.
I've been here on 3 separate occasions. Twice for work-related reasons and the other time for a birthday party. Each time was pretty much garbage. It gets really crowded during the weekends and there are so many kids running around. I'm sure this is a great place for your family but what caliber of family?
I wouldn't recommend it as a date place either. During the afternoon, the place is much more tame and a bit more enjoyable. But who goes out on a date at 12pm on a Tuesday?
Like I mentioned previously, this is great if you're a Stars and Straps kind of family. But if you dry-clean your clothes more than you launder them, don't even bother to exit the freeway.
No thanks, I just ate...
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My wife, my two sisters, and I had a great time bowling here last Sunday. The price was very reasonable. I have a price sheet saved from two years ago and the prices have actually gone down. $4 for adults, $2.50 for kids 16 and under, $3 shoes. The bowling itself was very good. No problem with the ball return, resetting machine, or scoring. We didn't have any food but they have a snack bar.
What I did not like about the place was the arcade. Every game I tried was broken to some extent. I love pinball and they have three, but they are in terrible condition. My wife and I tried a shooting game and both guns were not working properly. My sister and I tried a great game called Panic Park, a hard to find but really fun game, but the controls didn't work at all. Almost everything there is a bunch of used imported crap. Many of the games still have Japanese roms installed so you can barely understand what you're supposed to do. It looks like the owner tried to save money by importing a couple shipping containers of used Japanese machines but ended up with a big mess. What's really bad is that all of these broken games are obviously broken yet still turned on. They obviously do not employ anyone who knows how to fix this crap.
Bottom line; I recommend the bowling but avoid the arcade!
I was psyched when I found out an entertainment place was going to open in a place like Elsinore, but now...not so much.
I have been to this twice and both time I did not stay more than 30 minutes, once to check out the bowling alley and the other was to play arcades. When I went in the first time to check out the bowling alley, I thought it was pretty cool until I got the price sheet. I can't believe how much they charge for bowling. That night when I went, they tried to charge $50 person because of Disco night (or something to that nature). It was ridiculous so we left. The 2nd time I went there was to play with the arcades. There wasn't much there so we didn't stay long.
I gave it a one star because it is a pretty pricey place for being in Elsinore and also because of the lack of crowd control.
