The Rec Room

The rec room is a unique entertainment venue. It has a restaurant, bar, lots of video games, simulation games and VR games. Located in the heart of Toronto it is a great venue to bring the family before a game or event. They also have a nice patio in the summertime. Food here is not too overly priced for a downtown tourist spot. And they have a nice selection of food on their menu. They also have a crazy big event space in the back for bigger events if you want a private space. Or smaller private rooms. This place is an ideal restaurant for families and kids or for a nice game centric date night.

My experience at The Rec Room was an overall great experience. The atmosphere was vibrant, and the place was packed, which added to the excitement. I ordered the Grilled Chicken Club, which was tasty. The fries were lukewarm, but the sandwich itself was enjoyable and arrived quickly despite the busy crowd. My friend had the same experience with his meal and was satisfied as well. We sat at the bar, and the customer service was excellent. The staff frequently checked on us, ensuring we had everything we needed, which made our visit even better. Given the quick service, pleasant atmosphere, and attentive staff, I’ll definitely be coming back to The Rec Room.

Visited with my family. Bought wristbands, added money to it and gave it to my kids to play various games especially Mario Kart, basketball, axe-throwing, ping pong, retro arcades and some shooting games. Had a lunch: Grilled Chicken Club, Fish & Chips, pizza and I ordered a pint for myself. Atmosphere is awesome. We enjoyed a lot. A great day well spend after all.

We checked out this place after baseball game. Such a fun place with varieties of shooting games, car racing, retro arcades and even photo booth! Great service at the bar. Great selections of beer. My Flying monkeys Space Invader was tasty! Surprisingly pizza was not bad either.

Ok, this is the THIRD time I’ve had a great meal here I’m going to take the roasting for liking this insufferable tourist trap - for fellow PARENTS. My sibling lives in the city and our kids love the Aquarium. So we end up here a couple times a year ( and we try to use time off ) on a weekday so it’s slow. BUT the food at the Aquarium (sorry y’all, it was in the newspaper you messed this up) is not food for anyone except kids under 16. All good, got the Rec Room across the street. The food is subsidized by the video games - we had a $10 kids meal that came with a salad, a personal pizza AND Tiny donuts with jam (AnD and a drink?). I always have a nice fish and chips or burger…..and the APP? MOVIE popcorn 🍿- salty goodness. Of course great for kids, stroller friendly, accessible. And for a tourist spot the staff in the restaurant are a delight.

It's a great place to be. You can play countless games, have food and have fun with friends. There are various arcade games and others like foosball, car racing, mario, win the jackpot, double power games, ninja turtles, etc. You can also redeem tickets if you win by playing certain games. You can get this, chocolate, nugs and other merchandise based on the tickets you have and the actual ticket price of these items. Good shunt if hit food items like pizza, pasta, etc and they also have drinks. So all in all a good place to be if you are looking to have fun in downtown Toronto.

Came here with coworkers for an evening out. We were a group of about 15 and there was ample and spacious seating outdoors. We ordered several appetizers to share such as the chicken wings, mushrooms, nachos, etc. I also got a boba drink and a club sandwich with salad as my main. I found the food hit and miss. There were some dishes that were great (loved the wings and mushrooms) but did not care for the sandwich at all. Nachos were meh as well. I got crème brûle for dessert and it was a definite miss. It wasn’t smooth and creamy and instead had chunks in it (I assume because it wasn’t mixed well…?) Overall a fun evening with great service, but I’ll come here again for the games and not the food.

I love the atmosphere in this recreational facility, it's big on gaming and activities for all ages..restaurants and bars along with a few shops was quite nice...free wifi for just relaxing and browsing if you wish also, very clean and well maintained property with security. Located on the opposite side of Ripley's Aquarium...it's a nice chilled place with a vibe.

The rec room is a unique entertainment venue. It has a restaurant, bar, lots of video games, simulation games and VR games. Located in the heart of Toronto it is a great venue to bring the family before a game or event. They also have a nice patio in the summertime. Food here is not too overly priced for a downtown tourist spot. And they have a nice selection of food on their menu. They also have a crazy big event space in the back for bigger events if you want a private space. Or smaller private rooms. This place is an ideal restaurant for families and kids or for a nice game centric date night.

My experience at The Rec Room was an overall great experience. The atmosphere was vibrant, and the place was packed, which added to the excitement. I ordered the Grilled Chicken Club, which was tasty. The fries were lukewarm, but the sandwich itself was enjoyable and arrived quickly despite the busy crowd. My friend had the same experience with his meal and was satisfied as well. We sat at the bar, and the customer service was excellent. The staff frequently checked on us, ensuring we had everything we needed, which made our visit even better. Given the quick service, pleasant atmosphere, and attentive staff, I’ll definitely be coming back to The Rec Room.

Visited with my family. Bought wristbands, added money to it and gave it to my kids to play various games especially Mario Kart, basketball, axe-throwing, ping pong, retro arcades and some shooting games. Had a lunch: Grilled Chicken Club, Fish & Chips, pizza and I ordered a pint for myself. Atmosphere is awesome. We enjoyed a lot. A great day well spend after all.

We checked out this place after baseball game. Such a fun place with varieties of shooting games, car racing, retro arcades and even photo booth! Great service at the bar. Great selections of beer. My Flying monkeys Space Invader was tasty! Surprisingly pizza was not bad either.

Ok, this is the THIRD time I’ve had a great meal here I’m going to take the roasting for liking this insufferable tourist trap - for fellow PARENTS. My sibling lives in the city and our kids love the Aquarium. So we end up here a couple times a year ( and we try to use time off ) on a weekday so it’s slow. BUT the food at the Aquarium (sorry y’all, it was in the newspaper you messed this up) is not food for anyone except kids under 16. All good, got the Rec Room across the street. The food is subsidized by the video games - we had a $10 kids meal that came with a salad, a personal pizza AND Tiny donuts with jam (AnD and a drink?). I always have a nice fish and chips or burger…..and the APP? MOVIE popcorn 🍿- salty goodness. Of course great for kids, stroller friendly, accessible. And for a tourist spot the staff in the restaurant are a delight.

It's a great place to be. You can play countless games, have food and have fun with friends. There are various arcade games and others like foosball, car racing, mario, win the jackpot, double power games, ninja turtles, etc. You can also redeem tickets if you win by playing certain games. You can get this, chocolate, nugs and other merchandise based on the tickets you have and the actual ticket price of these items. Good shunt if hit food items like pizza, pasta, etc and they also have drinks. So all in all a good place to be if you are looking to have fun in downtown Toronto.

Came here with coworkers for an evening out. We were a group of about 15 and there was ample and spacious seating outdoors. We ordered several appetizers to share such as the chicken wings, mushrooms, nachos, etc. I also got a boba drink and a club sandwich with salad as my main. I found the food hit and miss. There were some dishes that were great (loved the wings and mushrooms) but did not care for the sandwich at all. Nachos were meh as well. I got crème brûle for dessert and it was a definite miss. It wasn’t smooth and creamy and instead had chunks in it (I assume because it wasn’t mixed well…?) Overall a fun evening with great service, but I’ll come here again for the games and not the food.

I love the atmosphere in this recreational facility, it's big on gaming and activities for all ages..restaurants and bars along with a few shops was quite nice...free wifi for just relaxing and browsing if you wish also, very clean and well maintained property with security. Located on the opposite side of Ripley's Aquarium...it's a nice chilled place with a vibe.