Jungle Java

"Amazing place! We go there a few times a week and the staff are all outstanding! They are always on the floor cleaning up from all the Littles making messes. So far all drinks we have ordered have been delicious. Highly recommend this place especially on rainy or snowy days."

"We went a few weeks back & forgot to leave a review but my son & his new friend had a lot of fun. The food was good, and there was a lot for them to do. I just wish parents would actively watch their kids especially the kids who are smaller or nonverbal. Other than that 10/10 highly recommend for a few hours of fun."

"Cater to children! Not adults!!! Lower the basketball nets!!! I understand that the basketball nets might have getting torn off by adults hanging on them but this is a place for KIDS!!! If adults tear them off the walls by hanging on them you should charge the adult to do the repair. Lower them for the kids! We pay for the kids to play not adults."

"This place is really fun! They have a toddler area and a larger play structure for bigger kids. The bigger play structure is cool too! Not to crazy that littles can't explore! Big enough for adults to access for when you ultimately have to bring your toddler back out of. They had a basketball court and a lazer game room looking thing? The Cafe was a little more pricey than I cared for but the chai latte was pretty good and my son liked his smoothie(not $6 good though). Lots of good fun. Especially if it's too hot or bad air quality outside."

"Neat place, bright colors offer stimulation for the kiddos. Everything appeared safe - no concern there. Staffing was slim, but we were there on an off day/time (school was cancelled randomly, so, yeah). Clean. Pricing was my biggest grievance. While me taking my son wasn't the end of the world ($10 for my son, $2 for me as a parent), I could see how it would get pretty ridiculous if you wanted to bring 3 kids or so... And the food was quite up there in price too - I think I recall $3.25 for a hot dog, ouch! Glad we ate beforehand! I totally understand that they've got a large footprint to pay rent on, so I totally get it. But that doesn't make it any less frustrating as a parent who might just want to drop in for an hour or so to let their kids blow off steam. Perhaps they should consider passes by the hour [or two] or something - maybe wristbands to enforce it? I don't know, but the costs surely get up there a bit when you've got more than one kid - which would otherwise be a situation where you'd Most want to take them to a place like this; there's got to be a better way to balance that. Otherwise, great place."