I've been there with my kids (8 years old son and 6 years old daughter) and they enjoyed a lot.

The restaurant has good food for kids, and the characters on the wall are funny.

A different restaurant made specially for kids, and it is ok for adults as well.

My family and I had dinner here on our recent trip to NYC and we loved it! It is themed to be kind of mad science, and there is a guy walking around playing the role with the kids! The place is adorable! The bathroom is hidden behind a library and you have to find the door. Very interactive. Our waiter was fritz. Very accomidating. Be prepared to stay a while as the show during the wait is part of the deal. They do charge $3 per person for an entertainment fee. The food wad delish as were the drinks. Try the pinnaple basil mojito! Yummmmmm. Burgers were super good! We all opted for the steakhouse burger and it did not disappoint. We were a larger group of 20 but we all sat together and dinner was about two hours or so from start to finish.

Orginally we wanted to go to the jekyl and hyde in time square, but its closed. So we went here in stead. Bad idea. The place is so run down. We came here with a 13yr old and 15yr old. Thought it would be something fun while we eat. The website says they offer entertainment... What entertainment? The table and menus were sticky. Not many choices on the menu. Normal high NYC prices. We werent impressed at all. We ordered 2 pepsis and 2 rum with pepsi and a fried pickle app. Then decided to leave. Just that was $60

We happened to be walking by and It looked like fun so we didn't have preconceived expectations. The food is standard pub and there were a few unexpected humorous "scary" character interactions, as well as a ride on a barstool that suddenly lifted off like a carousel. This could be a good place to take a teenager.

Pretty sure the food from here is frozen stuff from the local 'cheap produce' wholesalers, maybe even Walmart!
Tastes bad and the staff leave an even worse taste in your mouth. Lifeless saps that don't know what the word 'customer' or the word 'service' means. We were quite literally shoved out after eating our main courses (which took us 15 mins to eat as we were mostly pushing it around the plate). We tipped well (15% as we understand is customary in the U.S.) and the staff shouted at us for not tipping enough!! Damn lucky to even get a penny more than what the meal was deemed to be worth after that experience.
Avoid this place like the plague; like the plague with smallpox and syphilis mixed together. Does that make it clear enough?