Good place to come for a date night. Rental shoes looked new, brought my own balls so cannot speak…read moreon the condition of what is there, lanes were nicely light up. They do have black lights for galactic bowling which is fun in times past of playing. There are plenty of arcade games and other activities for non bowlers. Cannot speak on what's at the bar but there is one.

Great place to hang with friends or just bowl a few strings by your lonesome. Oh Yeah....and IT'S…read moreCANDLEPIN! Awesome game room. They also sell beers. Sometimes they have live music, but not in a rockclub way...in a bands playing in a bowling alley way. A secret little gem of Palmer.

Great classic candlepin alley. Old school Brunswick ball returns in remarkably good shape for their…read moreage. Clean approaches and lanes. Scoring still by hand (as it should be.) The masking units that cover the pinsetters are see-through, meaning you can watch the original equipment doing its job, which is pretty unique. That also means that there is minimal muddling of the sound they and the pins make, so be prepared. A must visit for candlepin, as places like these are closing every year.

This place is tops…read more I went down here for the first time the other day and the weekend buffet was inexpensive and delicious, with all you can eat pork and chicken. The bar was decent, the service was curt but not rude or overly obsequious. The bowling alley itself is like a working museum with the original machines and the decoration going back to the turn of the century, some beautiful woodwork, and the patio is a delight. Really hope this place sees more business, the building could use a little TLC, but it's unlike anything I've seen.

Arm fatigue is a thing after many years of not bowling and pushing three games in 36 minutes…read more My first review pretty much sums it up still, great place to enjoy some personal wellbeing. Little surprised not a single review in the last seven years but may be the location and the fact it is candlepin.

Roll-A-Way Lanes is a fun and clean facility! They particularly have specials on Fridays and…read moreSaturdays with leagues throughout the week (one of which I just joined)! The manager Dan is super friendly and will certainly crank the music if you ask him to which my family and I certainly loved! :-) They're now serving beer and wine, too, so it's definitely a fun night out! I strongly recommend this facility to all ages!

We came here after the hall of fame with our grandchildren. They were very accommodating and I…read moreloved that their meals came with fruit and celery and carrots. Service was great they were willing to make a special meal for our pickey eater. the food was solid.

Great service, even on a Saturday night. The drink selection and food options were a few levels up…read morefrom what you would expect at an indoor golf lounge. Pleasantly surprised. Although they share the kitchen with max tavern so that does add up. Great spot to kill a few hours. Even if you "don't golf" there are fun arcade style games to play while swinging the club.

I be d dint partake in any rides etc . This is just about the smokehouse . I was there for a…read morecompany meeting and they served us a buffet from the smokehouse. I had some really decent fried chicken and brisket , some very good Mac n cheese and some outstanding bbq ribs .

I'm leaving this review because I want other vendors--especially disabled vendors--to know what…read morethey're walking into. I was genuinely excited about participating in the Holiday Market at Sonny's Place. I toured the grounds with one of their ambassadors, discussed my accessibility needs, and was told they'd help me secure a comfortable setup. I even took the time to alert their team about scam posts on Facebook from people pretending to collect vendor fees--trying to protect their community. Instead of being met with professionalism or gratitude, I was removed as a vendor without explanation. No courtesy call, no clarity, nothing but dismissive behavior from Mackenzie, the person handling vendor relations. After everything I shared and the effort I put in, her response made it clear how poorly these events are managed. To make matters worse, the building itself is not ADA accessible, which violates the basic principles of ADA Title III. As a full-time wheelchair user, that alone speaks volumes. Equal access should never be an afterthought. I came in with good faith, ready to create something beautiful for families and children. Instead, I left disappointed, stressed, and honestly shocked at how little care was given to accessibility or communication. Vendors--especially those of us in the disability community--should think twice before signing up. Avoid the headache and the heartache. You deserve better than this.

Beautiful course in amazing shape! Staff was very friendly and the food in the pub is great! Well…read moreworth the trip!

Mother's Day brunch was delicious Very professional great…read morefood and service Looking to have another party there

Edgewood is truly stepping up their game. The people here genuinely cherish those who are…read morerespectful--and they deeply appreciate anyone who shares their love for the land. Show your face at the bar, and they'll welcome you like family--into their land and their hearts.

I've played a lot of golf courses, but Edgewood feels more like a post-apocalyptic pasture than a…read moremaintained facility. The fairways are dry, brittle, and full of clover -- like someone forgot this was supposed to be a golf course and not a bee sanctuary. The rough is so littered with lawn clippings it felt like we were golfing through a hay bale. Lose your ball? Good luck -- it's basically camouflaged in debris. Tee boxes? Some were so torn up I thought maybe we were supposed to tee off from the parking lot. One even had a full goose poop collection on display -- truly a wildlife refuge. And despite everything being bone dry, it's still cart-path-only on several holes year-round. Why? Who knows. Maybe the course just enjoys making you hike. The greens were actually decent, which was shocking -- like finding a perfectly iced cupcake in a dumpster. But by far the worst part was the staff. My friend and I were first-time players here, unsure where one tee box was, and briefly parked near it in the rough. Instead of offering directions or even basic decency, a man identifying himself as the "superintendent" yelled at us from across the road -- from inside his truck -- like we had just committed a federal crime. Maybe if they had better directions on the course as to where the next the next tee box is we wouldn't have had to do a circle Honestly, the interaction made sense; the fact the head greenskeeper was leaving at 10AM, because the entire course was poorly maintained. Joshua Lennie needs to get his priorities straight In short: Edgewood offers dried-up fairways, clippings galore, poop-laced tee boxes, and a warm welcome from a guy who thinks kindness is optional. I won't be back -- unless I forget what grass is supposed to look like.

Awesome course play here a lot! Highly recommend playing if you're in the area! Always in good…read morecondition

I have been playing at Ledges for several years now and the place is wonderful. The course is…read morechallenging but we'll maintained. The restaurant has delicious food and a great staff. I highly recommend.