Chuck E. Cheese — Restaurant in Keizer

We were harassed by group of women w/multi. children after we pulled into a parking space that was located @/in the front of the Chuck E. Cheese's Bldg.... Me & my Child stayed in the car & did our best to remain calm while we patiently waited for them to leave... Which most of them did eventually leave... All but 2 or 3 females & 1 male... The remaining Un.Subs. came closer to our vehicle & continued harassing us... & 1 of the females, the younger women was on the passenger side of our vehicle, while the male was on the driver's side of our vehicle using his phone, guessing most likely videoing us...??? That's what it looked like anyways... & if that be, He was Videoing Us, With-out our consent/permission... The Older looking Female also had her phone out & could of possibly been videoing us as well, with-out our consent/permission... To sum it up the people that were harassing us went back into the Chuck E. Cheese Bldg., so we decided it would be safer to go else where... This Chuck E. Cheese Restaurant/Location & the people we had the misfortune of having to deal with, Made this place "Not Safe" nor was it a kid friendly place to...

Chuck E. Cheese, and this one in particular, will always be special to me.

I spent a few birthdays here, and it was just like the commercials. Sure, I didn't win the big prizes, but that's okay, because early 2000s commercials were crazy so just seeing one finally make good on the intensity was golden to me.

It was here that my cousin, may she rest in peace, learned her greatest fear was not spiders or the dark, but a giant rat mascot with unblinking eyes staring into her soul. I was not born yet, but my father tells me the beast wished her a happy birthday. She turned, looking first at its feet, then making her way up to see the face. She inhaled deeply, then let out a blood curdling scream.

I remember the pizza being okay, but who cares because its pizza and I got to play with all of my friends and family that day.

Truth is, I haven't been here in about 2 decades. I'm glad it's still standing, but I can't justify going in there alone being a grown man with no kids. I want to see the nightmare fuel that is the mascot again, give him a crisp high five, and hug him for the memories. Maybe one day,...

I had my son's birthday party here and everyone had a blast. The pizza was decent, and the games definitely held the kiddo's attention. Overall I would say the staff did a great job. Things were explained to us well, and I felt like I knew what to expect. The only complaint I have and what prompted this review was safety/security. During my time there I trusted that no child would be able to make it out of there without being properly checked out with their adult. When I was on my way out I had three kids with me as well as three adults. Two employees were in the middle of a conversation and were clearly distracted when we were trying to exit. They didn't check the stamps of all of my children, and just said "yeah you guys are good." Thankfully there was no true cause for concern, but I want to bring it to the attention of the staff because in order for parents to feel safe there needs to be a more thorough checkout process to ensure the right children are leaving with the right adults. It's a huge liability otherwise. If it wasn't for this I would have...