Way back in the day, there were many restaurants with some kind of animatronic show. It was pretty cool, and still is if you ...

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All generations feel nostalgia to some extent, but Generation Z and millennials are pushing the trend and retreating from the present.

Chuck E. Cheese is part of this lineage, but unlike its brethren, it may have a bigger reputation in fiction than in reality.

Competitor ShowBiz Pizza Place gave Chuck E. Cheese a run for its money in the ’80s with its own distinctive animatronic stage show, The Rock-afire Explosion.

The merged company continued to operate separately branded restaurants, with Pizza Time employing the Chuck E. Cheese band, while ShowBiz featured the Rock-afire Explosion.

Food & Drink Chuck E. Cheese Was a Child’s Greatest Birthday Dream—or Nightmare Headquartered in Irving, the arcade–pizza parlor chain is past its glory days. But it’s still kicking—and ...

Children and adults across the country might recall attending birthday parties at either Chuck E. Cheese or ShowBiz Pizza Place, depending on where they grew up and how old they are.

Chuck E. Cheese's main competitor at the time was ShowBiz Pizza Place—which at the time had just opened a location in Park Ridge as its fifth in the Chicago suburbs.

The original Pizza Rat, one Charles Entertainment Cheese, is releasing a cookbook, which its publishers explain will “extend the Chuck E. Cheese experience beyond the fun centers.” That sounds ...

For decades, Chuck E. Cheese has been a family-favorite entertainment center and restaurant in the U.S., offering musical shows, amusement rides, games, and pizza.