Tree of Life Play + Café

One of our favorite places, we had our daughter's 3rd birthday party here and we come to play here quite often. Parking is easy, as there is a lot right in front of the building. You go in and pay admission and then the play area is upstairs. If you have a stroller there is a little nook to "park" it. Today was my daughter's 4th Birthday and I received an email with a free admission and cookie during her birth month that we took advantage of. I have a 7 month old and he played in the "crawlers area" today for the first time. Restrooms are downstairs, and There is also a room upstairs for easy diaper changes, and a chair if you need to feed baby in a more private. Staff is always friendly. Food is enjoyable and I usually enjoy a caramel mocha when we go. Hope this is helpful.

The place was very clean and nice. But I don't think it's worth the money your going to pay..I felt rushed and in a hurry! I mean 2 hours max for a party and only 15 minutes to clean up and decorate. I'm sorry but I do wish they would give more time set up at least half hour. And let people have longer party times other than 2 hours.

Under 5? Welcome to fun! Ball pit, kid's food, floor video games, baby blocks area, toys. No handicap or stroller ability to get to the play area upstairs. Upstairs has tables with lots of plugs for parents to work while kids play. Big windows to see the older kids in the connected trampoline park.

We had a weekday birthday party here for our 3 year old and everyone was great! The pizza was delicious and the staff members were so kind and accommodating! We had guests from out of town and they were so impressed with the staff and venue! My son had so much fun, our smaller babies loved the play area and we adults loved the option to jump at Get Air during our party time! We will definitely continue to use Tree of Life in the future! Thank you so much for making our day special!

There are a lot of good things about this place, and a few big not so good things. First of all, my kids loved the play area. It’s well laid out for young children. My son (4.5yo) loved climbing and jumping. My daughter (2yo) spent nearly an hour alternating between pushing around a shopping cart that was exactly her size and going down a slide.
However, when my husband took our son to the bathroom, he came back to report that there was no step stool to help him reach the sink. For a place aimed at young children, this seems like a major oversight. The women’s room did have a step stool, but the locks on the stall door were all broken.
The biggest issue I had with Tree of Life Cafe, and the reason I will not go back, is that it is not handicapped accessible. I’m not sure how that’s even legal at this point. The entrance, cafe, and restrooms are all on the first floor. The play space and tables for the parents to sit and watch are all on the second floor. There are railings on the stairs, but no elevator. I use a walker or a wheelchair and have trouble going up and down stairs. As a result, I will never return to this place. My husband will probably go back with the kids at some point, but I can’t handle the layout.