PeeKaBoo - Kid's Bounce & Bubble Café -

“It’s cute! Not huge by any means, but I do love the rest area for parents, snacks, and drinks. The kids go have their little fun. Would recommend if you live around the area.”

“At the time of service it was $15 for two hours. You initially see gacha machines that dispense Pokémon toys and other fun stuff. They also serve milk tea, boba, matcha and whatnot. It’s not the biggest place but it has relatively ample space for NYC. The ball pits, slides, trampoline and other obstacles were clean and I didn’t smell any weird odors. They have a little mini kitchen toy set in the back as well! It was a fun and safe space for our daughter to expend her energy on rainy days! The younger the child (ex: under 1 years old), the more monitoring you need to do of course.”

“The staff were so sweet and understanding wi th the children. Very helpful even with my equipment. When the cushion came off a corner of the hockey table they immediately remedied it. Bathroom is clean. They utilize the space well. Children enjoyed the ball pit. And parents can easily see their kids through the netting. I enjoyed my time there”

“I visited this place with my child and the place was clean, well kept and my kid enjoyed it. Staff were nice & friendly. Once the place got crowded there were a few parents who were just rude. One lady spoke to my child and gave him a dirty look for throwing a ball inside the ball pit. She was seating right next to the ball pit and that bothered her. My child did not do anything wrong that’s what the ball pit is for kids to play in it with the balls there. & if she did not want to be close to children playing she definitely could of sat down at the front or on the side benches. Another parent threatened me and my child because he’s kid was on the stairs not moving and my child needed to go up and slightly tipped her with a ball. He said to me no pushing and that better not happen again. I did apologize since my kid should have said excuse me, but maybe don’t stand on the stairs while kids are going up and down constantly. And also how can you threaten a parent and a child in a playground where kids are going to be kids and accidents do happen. And obviously my kid did not do that on purpose. I don’t understand how people can go out be around other kids and just be so nasty and rude to other people and kids. Unfortunately this ruined our experience when we were enjoying the place.”