The Game Parlour - San Francisco

My friend and I are totally in love with this place! the atmosphere is beautiful, the personal is friendly and young, they must try the vegan mochi waffeln! we also had the waffelfries and they were also amazing!

The vegan mochi waffel had exactly the right combination of chewing and crispy texture and there were many herbal toppings including non-milk coke whip. I'm glad they finally added a salad option. the personal was very pleasant and in our group checked how we played, a play car to keep all the games we wanted to play. we came to a co-worker birthday on a week at night and there were many tables in the early evening, although it satisfies how the night went. for 5 people there is unlimited game. the coffee bar was great and I had a very delicious almond milk latte. can not wait until they add fatty milk to the options! I guess that in addition to delicious tasty stores, they also offer an environment for people to engage each other and get rid of their screens. it became louder than more people played, but I'm sure we were one of the groups that added to the ruckus. it was not so important to me, because it was nice to be in the society of people who enjoyed themselves and had a good time. the outbreaks of other groups would just make me aware of what they are playing so that I could catch it next time!

I like the idea behind this place and when I first saw it, I was really excited to try it. they are really busy much time especially at the weekend, so I went online and made a reservation. in advance they must pay twice the normal cost per person to make a reservation. the cost to play games per person if they only show up is 5 per person for an unlimited time no ins at outs . the cost per person when they book in advance are 10 per person. so I paid 6 people a week in advance. I show myself my reservation and there is no reserved table. I was angry. Luckily a table soon opened, but it was dirty and sticky and it took a while to clean it so that we could put on it. they have a lot of play, of which is great. they have everything from card games like cards against humanity and put, to play longer as settlers of catan, many games that they have never heard of and even classics like chess and jokes. So we have a few games and started playing. they also sell food and drink, including alcohol. I was thrilled to see vegan options on the menu like mochi waffeln with beats like drip butter, fresh fruit, chocolate sauce and coco cream. we have chocolate waffels with peanut butter, bananas and blueberries and that was great! we also wanted to share some salty and they have popcorn on the menu, so I asked if one of the popcorn choices they have 5 or 6 to choose were vegan. they looked at me empty, like they didn't understand what I said. So they went back and checked, and they said that there were two kinds of popcorn they were sure they were not vegan, but they did not know about the rest. these are not very helpful information. again they looked at me empty and said they would check more and come to our table and let me know. After about 10 minutes they came to our table and said there was only one they were safe vegan and that was the truffle parmesan popcorn. this time I looked at them empty and said: isn't Parmesan cheese milk? and then they said oh yes and apologised and went away. it would be so easy to have a vegan popcorn option or simply with the option to put their own toppings. they also have ice, but the only non-milk option is sorbet. in this day and age of endless vegan ice options it would be easy to have vegan ice. then they could get a milkshake from them, as they already have no milk for coffee. they have an salat to tgat can get them without chicken and waffelfries, so there are some options, but I think they could make better. I think you can also bring your own food, so I'll bring popcorn next time. again, great idea for a cool place to go to do something else, but really bad performance. it's really loud in there too! the floor is painted concrete and the walls are naked and the tables are solid wood, so when it is packed in it, it is an echo chamber filled by loud people laughing and talking and screaming. it's kind of hard to play an involved strategy game on a place like this, let alone the words of the person about the table of them. Maybe it'll be better.

I really enjoy the customizable mochi waffles at this restaurant, all of which are vegan. You can pick your own toppings and they even offer coconut whipped cream! Additionally, they serve waffle fries and Dole Whip. Many of their drinks can be made with plant-based milk. It's a fun spot to hang out at.

I really like the idea behind this place and when I first saw it, I was really excited to try it out. They are really busy a lot of the time especially in weekends, so I went online and made a reservation. You have to pay in advance twice the normal cost per person in order to make a reservation. The cost to play games per person if you just show up is $5 per person for an unlimited amount of time (no ins an outs). The cost per person if you reserve in advance is $10 per person. So, I paid for 6 people a week in advance. I show up for my reservation and there is no reserved table. I was furious. Luckily, a table opened up soon, but it was filthy and sticky and it took them a while to clean it off so we could put games on it. They do have a LOT of games to pick from which is great. They have everything from card games like cards against humanity and set, to longer games like settlers of Catan, lots of games you 've never heard of and even classics like chess and checkers. So we got some games and started playing. They also sell food and drinks, including alcohol. I was excited to see vegan options on the menu like mochi waffles with toppings like peanut butter, fresh fruit, chocolate sauce and coconut whipped cream. We got chocolate waffles with peanut butter, bananas and blueberries and that was awesome! We also wanted something salty to share and they have popcorn on the menu, so I asked if any of the popcorn choices (they have 5 or 6 to choose from) were vegan. They looked at me blankly like they didn 't understand what I was saying. So they went in the back and checked and they said that there were two type of popcorn they were sure were NOT vegan, but they didn 't know about the rest. I said, that 's not very helpful information. Again, they looked at me blankly and said they would check some more and come to our table and let me know. After about 10 minutes they came to our table and said there was only one they were sure was vegan and that was the truffle parmesan popcorn. This time I looked at them blankly and said, Isn 't Parmesan cheese dairy? And then they said oh yeah and apologized and walked away. It would be so easy to have a vegan popcorn option or just plain with the option to put your own toppings. They also have ice cream but the only non dairy option is sorbet. In this day and age of endless vegan ice cream options it would be easy to have vegan ice cream. Then you could get a milk shake from them since they already have non dairy milk for coffee. They have a salad too tgat you can get without chicken and waffle fries, so there are some options, but I think they could do about better. I think you can bring your own food too, so next time I 'll just bring popcorn. Again, great idea for a cool place to go to do something different, but really poor execution. It 's also really really loud in there! The floor is painted concrete and the walls are bare and the tables are solid wood, so, when it 's packed in there it is an echo chamber fill of loud people laughing and talking and shouting. It 's kinda hard to play an involved strategy game in a place like that, let alone hear the words of the person across the table from you. Oh well, maybe it will get better.