Crazy expensive 52$ four people most expensive one I've been to yet. Lanes were mid we ended up…read moreleaving before are time even ran out because it was so boring and bright in there

I recently visited this bowling alley with my family, and overall the experience felt very…read moreuncomfortable. What stood out the most was how groups seemed to be separated--Black/ African-American guests were placed on one side while white guests were placed on another. Whether intentional or not, it came across as segregated and made the atmosphere feel very off. I normally would have left, but the kids were really excited to bowl, so we stayed for their sake. That said, no one should have to feel that way while trying to enjoy a simple outing. I hope management takes a serious look at how guests are being assigned lanes and works toward creating a more welcoming and inclusive environment for everyone.

This review is for a private event held at Belmar Lanes--my husband's grandmother turned 90 and the…read morefamily rented out the bowling alley for her birthday. (Yes, she still bowls!) We were able to bring in catered food and had a nice area with a large table for gifts, cake, etc. It seemed like they had assigned us about half of the bowling alley; I saw non-family members on one side when we first got there, and others coming in as we were leaving. That left us plenty of space and four or five lanes to bowl in. Bowling and shoes seemed to be included with the rental. While it was a nice party, this place does have a couple of quirks. For one, I could not find a weight on any of the balls I tried. Isn't that kind of important information for bowlers? I had to just keep trying until I found one that fit my hand. Another weird thing was that they combined groups of bowlers and moved us across lanes. Like, I was bowling in a group assigned to lane 13, but the system would shuffle us in with lane 14 so sometimes you'd bowl on one side and sometimes on the other. This made it so that sometimes you bowled twice like one turn right after the other, and sometimes you sat and waited for a long time while everyone else cycled through. I really just did not understand the logic there at all; it did not seem to make the game go any faster or anything. Finally, Belmar has that classic bowling lane smell: decades of cigarette smoke seeped into the surroundings. Perfectly fine, nothing outstandingly amazing or horribly awful. A solid 3 stars.

We decided to have my dad's 50th surprise birthday party there and everything was amazing the…read moreowners were great the workers were awesome everybody was very accommodating and kind and it felt very comfortable to be there. Thank you for such A great turn out.

Foods not great drink prices changed depending on which bartender you went too same drink different…read moreprices very unethical

Horrible canceled a show 1 hour in drinks are poured light ownership is extremely greedyread more

I will say the lane conditions for me were ideal. For a bowling alley it was set up nice. However…read morethe music they were playing and we were forced to listen too was unpleasant. I was glad when we were finished to get out of the atmosphere. Management please consider addressing this issue. It is a make it or break it for me. We pay decent money to bowl. I'm not going to go somewhere and pay to be grieved by the music.

Clean the place up,doors not good for handicapped people…read more Bathrooms a dirty joke. Lane conditions good. Need more help have to wait for break downs. Counter help bad.

Beyond horrible staff and management! My sister was given a cancellation 4 hours before my nephew's…read morebirthday party. (No refund) The reason was "weather", but soon visiting the location there was a sign on the door saying it was shut down by the city. The manager called the night prior and to receive the rest of the payment knowing they were shut down. This place is bad business! The manager also n responded to a facebook post being rude and very unprofessional!

This place is disgusting nasty. The carpet is nasty. Trampolines is nasty. Looks like they never…read morewiped this stuff down since it's been open.

Don't go the lanes are so greasy and the people that were bowling next to us smelt like bo so bad…read morethat we left.

I recommend this business for various reasons. First of all it's a very nice venue. If you're…read morelooking for a party location and you like bowling this is a great choice. They keep this bowling alley very clean. It is kept up very well. You can tell by the seats at the food counter. It was a pleasure just to see them. The food might be a little pricey on the big board but if you are looking for a bargain, generous portions and fine flavors then check out their chalkboard sign! The lanes are all in great order. They keep the playing area clean, clean, clean! The balls they offer are in good shape. They have a great pro-shop with some of the coolest equipment and balls I've ever seen. The people are real nice and even the games in the side are fun to play.

I've been coming here since I was a kid and it was a fun visit for drinks & a few games for my…read morefriend's birthday. In the evening it's dark/ laser bowl - which is a fun environment. There was a fundraiser happening but we were able to get lanes out of the way. Bar service was quick (from the bar) and we had no issues with the lanes or set-up - other than our own bowling skills lol Very clean, friendly, and affordable. Would visit again next time I'm in town for a fun night with friends or my bf!

Last week, I was with a friend of mine in Wyandotte, when her younger sister asked her to come down…read moreand pick her at the local bowling alley. Apparently, she had broken up with her boyfriend and needed a ride home. When we pulled up and I saw the sign "Indian Lanes," it quickly brought back some rather nightmarish memories I had about the place from a previous visit. Back in the winter of 2000, I visited Indian Lanes to watch a friend bowl on a local league. I am sure you have heard all of those tales about bowling alleys being dark and dirty, smoke filled places that leave you reeking with the stench of cigarettes, until you either wash your clothes 10 times or just soak them in Lysol for a week. Well Indian Lanes back then was the epitome of the all-American dive. However, when I went inside and looked around, my jaw just about hit the ground. In 2002, the DeBiasi family who were the original owners of Taylor Lanes, purchased this place with the intent of fixing it up, and they have certainly succeeded. I really couldn't believe I was in the same bowling center when I walked through the doors. What used to be like walking into a den of nicotine fiends, has been completely transformed into one of the best bowling centers in Metro Detroit. Gone are the old bathrooms and lounge, as they have been completely renovated. Indian Lanes features 32 synthetic approaches and lanes, along with modern scoring, glow lighting, full-service pro-shop, and grill. This center is the home to many bowling leagues and youth tournaments, so it's best to call before you go to check on lane availability. Moreover, they pride themselves on being a completely smoke-free family entertainment center, which is great news if you're a non-smoker like I am.

Staff are friendly, and service was good. They just remodeled all lanes, looks great, The food bar…read moreand menu is good. They have Summer & Winter leagues going on, it was great to see my son and nephews play in their summer league.

PIZZA REVIEW We ordered the Hawaiian pizza. Haters don't…read morejudge! Great! Cheesy with ham bacon and pineapple on top. Yummy. The bowling alley looked fun too. Very clean place. Employees very nice.