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    All Star Lanes

    4.0 (20 reviews)
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    Reasonable prices for a kids birthday party. Never too busy, fun atmosphere. Has a bar and arcade games.

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    Great prices and a friendly staff. Michelle who works the counter goes above and beyond. It's a small town feel in a city setting.

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    Very nice staff. Lanes are well waxed and maintained. Couches available! Reasonable prices too!

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    Clean and kid friendly. We enjoyed our bowling day and will come back soon!

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    We've had several bowling parties at this bowling alley, and it's a really nice place to go.

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