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10/16/2013
The Grey Mouse vs. the Inflatable Bounce House With kids you have to know what restaurants are the best to hang out at to have a good day out with your kids. Two family attractions that are popular in the Green Bay area are Sir-Bounce-A-Lots and Chuck E Cheese. Sir-Bounce-A-Lots and Chuck E. Cheese both offer a great variety of activities than other kid friendly restaurants in the Green Bay area. The fun activities, The varieties of food that kids love, and lively atmosphere at Sir-Bounce-A-Lots, makes it a better place to go while spending a fun filled day with your kids and/or family. One of the enjoyable things about visiting either Sir-Bounce-A-Lots or Chuck E Cheese is being able to sit down and enjoy a meal with your children. Both restrants offer pizza as main course and the same types of soda for beverages for you to enjoy. Both places have different appetizers which sets them apart from one another. Sir-Bounce-A-Lots offer items such as chicken tenders, onion rings, and fries with or without toppings, and much more; Whereas Chuck E. Cheese offers chicken wings and a salad bar as their specialty appetizers. They also have things like chicken nuggets and French fries for the people who don’t like to eat pizza or just not in the mood for pizza on your visit. If you are not in the mood to eat some pizza just take a look at their menu. They may have something that will satisfy what you want. Another enjoyable thing about both Sir-Bounce-A-Lots and Chuck E. Cheese is you can celebrate birthdays at both places and they do accommodate your needs if you just let the hostess know you are visiting there to celebrate a birthday. You can also make a reservation for the birthday party, but it can be a little pricier doing the reservations. It is cheaper doing a walk in birthday party at both places. Even though due to the busyness of Chuck E. Cheese on the weekends, if you are celebrating a birthday you may want to pay for a
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