Kid-friendliness: Friday night karaoke is a blast, and it's great to see children karaoke with their parents. Very inviting!
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 3
Nicholas Damewood
TL:DR - $77 for lunch for 4. That’ll be the first and last time we eat here when visiting the bowling alley.Food was great. Server was great. Cost pushes the experience to “once only”.Want more repeat business? Bring those processes down a bit. Times are still tough right now for many people, and this is in the luxury category.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 5
Kirstie Farrar
Food was good and love the set up for watching sports.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
John McKone
Went to a private birthday party in the vip room. There are 6 lanes,a bar and plenty of seating. The food was buffet style and it was ok, nothing to rave about. It was basically wings and pizza.It's a great place for a kids birthday party.
We come for karaoke on Friday night. The food is mostly fried.Kid-friendliness: Bowling and arcade
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 4
Lester Allen (Proeman2002)
Live entertainment was great, Mac & Tan! The food and drinks were well priced and the biggest arcade with a bowling alley I've ever seen!Parking: Great and well lit.Wheelchair accessibility: Easy to get everywhere in the facility.
James was amazing! Went with my parents for Father’s Day and James was so nice, funny and attentive. Definitely made you feel comfortable and handled be extremely busy very well. Food was amazing!! Will definitely go back to be helped my James again! Highly recommend!!!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Magdalena Bernal
Service was awful. We waited 30 minutes for the waitress to take our order and the place only had 3 families inside. My daughter’s and her friend’s mac n cheese was literally Kraft. The girls and my friend finished their food and I was still waiting for my hummus wrap. When the waitress finally brought my order, it wasn’t what I ordered. At that point we asked for the check. After 10 minutes they brought the check and my wrap in a box. I had to pay for everything! Not even a courtesy for the various mishaps. Horrible experience.
Standard bowling alley bar, with generic food to boot.I was in the area and realized I never been to this place before. Decided now was the time to give this place a try, so I came in during a Friday dinner to do my rounds.Place was a ghost town, with a handful of servers and bartenders and 3 other tables with patrons. The server was very nice and the staff were bored but generally attentive. The locals were greeted kindly, but I did feel a bit misplaced when I was here. One could tell that the staff attended some people with a little more kindness than the rest of the customers, which does throw things off if you're a fish out of water.I opted to try a slider appetizer and a dessert. As much as I would've loved to attempt the gigantic fish-bowl dessert, I opted for the much more modest waffle sundae. I also asked for the pickles that come with the slider to be swapped out for regular fries, which they were willing to do.Food takes a little while to come out. Bigger tables and locals were addressed before my single cover. That's fine, but I noted it.Food comes out together, I snap some pics and dig in. Overall, kind of a miss. the siders, well it's like they got that sheet of buns then hastily ripped them off the sheet. They then took a single burger patty, cut it in thirds, cooked it up, then put in between the buns. Presentation was a little lacking.The preparation was decent. They toasted and buttered the burger buns, seasoned the meat, and overcooked the burgers by quite a margin. That plus there was no other toppings so each slider was in desperate need of ketchup. So it was alright, but very low frills.The dessert, not great either. The waffle was out of a package and not warmed up so it was this cold, cakey, waffle-shaped pastry with a scoop of vanilla out of a store bought half-gallon. Also I don't know how the waffle disintegrated, but I think it was intentionally ripped into pieces so one would be able to get bites with the plastic spoon provided? I also got two spoons...I guess they thought I was sharing it. In all fairness, the ice cream was not icy. So at least they replaced the ice cream once in a while.Fries were out of a bag, but they added additional seasoning after cooking. which was a nice surprise, since most places would be content with just frying them up and throwing them on a plate. These too were overcooked, but that just made them very crunchy with no softness inside.Like many places I have tried, they show signs of greatness but lack quality to justify the price point. The two items coming up to 25 bucks but what you get doesn't match the price. I suspect they inflated the price for the addition of fries, but at 10 bucks for sliders I thought the upcharge would be minor. That one will be a my bad, but still not worth it.If you need a bite to eat and you're bowling, it's an option. There's a lot of places around that offer better deals or better quality, but not many burgers. Go in expecting "Meh" food, and you'll be just fine.
Michael Kunkel
What a great time for a party. We had our 10 year old birthday boys party here and this place deserves more than 5 stars.Our hosts Ben and Aaron were 2 of the most professional party organizers anyone would ever need.Highly recommend.
Kathy Dul
Awesome FoodAwesome EntertainmentAwesome WaitStaffKid-friendliness: Awesome Kids Zone
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Beer Taps, Buffalo Wings, Mozzarella Sticks, Hot Fudge
Akis Pelengaris
The serving size was very small. I ordered chicken tenders and I was very disappointed.
Food: 1
Service: 1
Chad Sutter
It's a bowling alley, expectations need to reflect that. It's decent.
Kid-friendliness: Friday night karaoke is a blast, and it's great to see children karaoke with their parents. Very inviting!
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 3
TL:DR - $77 for lunch for 4. That’ll be the first and last time we eat here when visiting the bowling alley.Food was great. Server was great. Cost pushes the experience to “once only”.Want more repeat business? Bring those processes down a bit. Times are still tough right now for many people, and this is in the luxury category.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 5
Food was good and love the set up for watching sports.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Went to a private birthday party in the vip room. There are 6 lanes,a bar and plenty of seating. The food was buffet style and it was ok, nothing to rave about. It was basically wings and pizza.It's a great place for a kids birthday party.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 4
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Buffalo Wings, Mozzarella Sticks
Kristi does a great after hours service ???
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 1
Service: 5
The bartender
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
We come for karaoke on Friday night. The food is mostly fried.Kid-friendliness: Bowling and arcade
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 4
Live entertainment was great, Mac & Tan! The food and drinks were well priced and the biggest arcade with a bowling alley I've ever seen!Parking: Great and well lit.Wheelchair accessibility: Easy to get everywhere in the facility.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Beer Taps, Buffalo Wings, Pretzel
James was amazing! Went with my parents for Father’s Day and James was so nice, funny and attentive. Definitely made you feel comfortable and handled be extremely busy very well. Food was amazing!! Will definitely go back to be helped my James again! Highly recommend!!!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Service was awful. We waited 30 minutes for the waitress to take our order and the place only had 3 families inside. My daughter’s and her friend’s mac n cheese was literally Kraft. The girls and my friend finished their food and I was still waiting for my hummus wrap. When the waitress finally brought my order, it wasn’t what I ordered. At that point we asked for the check. After 10 minutes they brought the check and my wrap in a box. I had to pay for everything! Not even a courtesy for the various mishaps. Horrible experience.
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Standard bowling alley bar, with generic food to boot.I was in the area and realized I never been to this place before. Decided now was the time to give this place a try, so I came in during a Friday dinner to do my rounds.Place was a ghost town, with a handful of servers and bartenders and 3 other tables with patrons. The server was very nice and the staff were bored but generally attentive. The locals were greeted kindly, but I did feel a bit misplaced when I was here. One could tell that the staff attended some people with a little more kindness than the rest of the customers, which does throw things off if you're a fish out of water.I opted to try a slider appetizer and a dessert. As much as I would've loved to attempt the gigantic fish-bowl dessert, I opted for the much more modest waffle sundae. I also asked for the pickles that come with the slider to be swapped out for regular fries, which they were willing to do.Food takes a little while to come out. Bigger tables and locals were addressed before my single cover. That's fine, but I noted it.Food comes out together, I snap some pics and dig in. Overall, kind of a miss. the siders, well it's like they got that sheet of buns then hastily ripped them off the sheet. They then took a single burger patty, cut it in thirds, cooked it up, then put in between the buns. Presentation was a little lacking.The preparation was decent. They toasted and buttered the burger buns, seasoned the meat, and overcooked the burgers by quite a margin. That plus there was no other toppings so each slider was in desperate need of ketchup. So it was alright, but very low frills.The dessert, not great either. The waffle was out of a package and not warmed up so it was this cold, cakey, waffle-shaped pastry with a scoop of vanilla out of a store bought half-gallon. Also I don't know how the waffle disintegrated, but I think it was intentionally ripped into pieces so one would be able to get bites with the plastic spoon provided? I also got two spoons...I guess they thought I was sharing it. In all fairness, the ice cream was not icy. So at least they replaced the ice cream once in a while.Fries were out of a bag, but they added additional seasoning after cooking. which was a nice surprise, since most places would be content with just frying them up and throwing them on a plate. These too were overcooked, but that just made them very crunchy with no softness inside.Like many places I have tried, they show signs of greatness but lack quality to justify the price point. The two items coming up to 25 bucks but what you get doesn't match the price. I suspect they inflated the price for the addition of fries, but at 10 bucks for sliders I thought the upcharge would be minor. That one will be a my bad, but still not worth it.If you need a bite to eat and you're bowling, it's an option. There's a lot of places around that offer better deals or better quality, but not many burgers. Go in expecting "Meh" food, and you'll be just fine.
What a great time for a party. We had our 10 year old birthday boys party here and this place deserves more than 5 stars.Our hosts Ben and Aaron were 2 of the most professional party organizers anyone would ever need.Highly recommend.
Awesome FoodAwesome EntertainmentAwesome WaitStaffKid-friendliness: Awesome Kids Zone
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Beer Taps, Buffalo Wings, Mozzarella Sticks, Hot Fudge
The serving size was very small. I ordered chicken tenders and I was very disappointed.
Food: 1
Service: 1
It's a bowling alley, expectations need to reflect that. It's decent.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 4
Service: 4