This place was awful totally over hyped. There were at least 16 tables for one waitress. She was working hard but the bartender seemed too lazy to care about any of the patrons getting their drinks on time. We waited for 30 minutes for two beers and never got them. The hostess, while the poor waitress was running around doing her best to serve everyone, was playing on her phone. The food was incredibly mediocre, same level as a McDonalds. This is such a shame as the atmosphere is great, but unless they make big changes i would not advise anyone to go.
Perfect place to spend time during high tide. The games are all brand new and state of the art. Speaking of art, the graffiti artwork is amazing. My only critique is that all of the games are equivalent to $1 per play, which is fair for most of the games, but it can get quite expensive when you have little kids that can’t play many of the “big kid” games. Whack-A-Mole (Minion), skeeball, and games that cater to children ages 6 and under should be less than $1 per play. I cannot comment on the food offerings, as we packed our lunches for the day, but it looked like everyone was enjoying their purchased snacks while we were there. The menu is quite extensive for a walk-up food stand, and the kids enjoyed ice cream at the end of our visit.
Definitely family and adult friendly. A wide variety of beers and liquor available. Dave and Buster’s style loadable game cards. I ordered some food and it was ice cold but other than that it was a great time
Took two boys 12 and 9 to the Paragon Arcade. They had a ton of games they both loved, and the adults had fun too. There is an attached bar area with a band playing tonight. The kids thought it was so cool that there was a concert too! Adults can also grab a drink from the bar and bring it to the arcade area. A $20 game play card lasted them both a good hour of play on the machines with a good variety of types of games to keep them entertained. Both were able to leave with a good sized bag of prizes from their winnings.
Paragon Boardwalk is overall a great place for families to come together to enjoy great food, drinks, and arcade games/mini golf. The owners have done a great job making sure that the arcade has the latest games on the market, as well as prizes that are great for both kids and adults alike. Plus, the pricing for everything is right on point. There are so many great additions and plans coming for this place in the future and I cant wait to see how it turns out!
Really cool to visit since nineteen eighty something. Brought back lots of memories. Glad I could share with my wife, kids and grandchildren.
The beach is the same, but everything is closed down and boarded up. Such a shame. Only 2 restaurants and the arcade remain, and theyre lackluster.Ever since Paragon Park was lost, its a hot mess. Hopefully they rejuvenate the area some day.
Here visiting home from florida, took my two sons out for family fun & good eats, enjoyable time
Not enough parking!!
So friendly and scenic. Glad i came back
Good time for the family and nice beer selection
New place kid friendly.. Cold beers food...
Always loved this place since childhood
Great Place to work at and is a lot of fun games to play great place for the young ones
Fun for all ages
Thanks to the Reale’s for injecting new life into this historic strip of nantasket storefront. Paragon Boardwalk is the project that encompasses the mini golf, arcade, snack window, beer hall, fascination, vacant penny arcade, carousel and ships, Joseph’s, and Dalat. What could have been torn down and replaced with condos (e.g. paragon park) instead is a revival of the existing and historic amusement aspect of Nantasket Beach. This could be the start of a revival for the rest of the vacant or aging storefronts on the other nearby blocks. I see good things to come.
Lots of games there are even new ones
Clean air