Truly exceptional staff, facility, and vibe! We just had our daughter and son's shared birthday party here, and it was just perfect! We booked their largest guest package, Dotsy the clown for face painting, and set up a tab at their cafe, and everyone there went above and beyond to facilitate all aspects of our party. The play spaces were beautiful, and super engaging for all. We had heard the most amazing things about Campus Play prior to this, and we couldn't agree more strongly. Thank you for making our kids' birthdays such a magical time!
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We absolutely love Little Perks cafe! It is perfect for a casual meet up with a friend for coffee and a treat, an ice cream treat after a warm summer day, and of course picking up yummy treats for so many of our friends and occasions. My favourite is The Founder is my favourite and it easily trumps other variations from other cafes and chains. ❤️
I wonder about your promoting the little coffee shop and Sosta Pasta - that's why I came. What you do with kids is great but people need to know about your other offerings
Highly recommended, very clean and nice place for kids also, the staff very friendly
We had a great time visiting, and there were definitely some things about this place that really stood out in a positive way! The staff were wonderful and friendly, and the café was fantastic. I also really appreciated the thought that went into making the space more kid-friendly and encouraging independence. The washrooms having stools, automatic soap dispensers, and automatic paper towel dispensers was such a thoughtful touch for little ones. That being said, there are a few things I think could really improve the experience. The pricing is one of my biggest concerns. Weekday admission is $15 per child and $5 per adult, which I already find quite expensive for what is offered. On weekends, the children’s admission increases by another $5. I understand that weekend pricing can be different, but I personally find it difficult to justify charging more on the days when parents are generally off work and have more opportunity to take their children out to enjoy places like this. It feels like families are being charged more simply because it’s the weekend, when that’s actually when many families have the most availability to visit. There are also lots of different rooms and areas to explore, but I found that there wasn’t necessarily a lot to do within each individual room. There also isn’t enough seating for parents, and because everything is separated into different rooms, it can be difficult to keep an eye on your children while they’re playing. I think the space would work much better if more of the activities were open and connected, allowing parents to sit in one area while still being able to see their children throughout the space. Another safety concern I noticed was that the main hallways leading toward the front entrance aren’t gated. For a parent who has multiple children going in different directions, there is a concern that one child could make their way toward the exit unnoticed. Adding gates at the hallway entrances would provide an extra layer of safety and give parents some peace of mind. Overall, I think there is a lot of potential here. The staff, café, and thoughtful kid-friendly features were definitely highlights. With some changes to the layout, seating, pricing structure, and especially the safety barriers near the exits, I think this could be an even better and more enjoyable experience for families.



