Came to this location for the first time with a group of friends. We took up one lane, played one…read moregame, and rented shoes. Total came out to approximately $16 for each person. Some of us also ordered food and drinks. What's Hot - Service. Pretty good. Shortly after we sat down, one of their staffers brought us a couple pitchers of ice water with glasses and straws for our group. She also took our orders for food and drinks. Something to be aware of, you cannot order food and drinks on the booth tablet. - Food. For a bowling alley, their food was surprisingly good. Someone in our group ordered a cheeseburger with fries, and someone else ordered their mozzarella bites and fries. Their fries are slightly crispy on the outside, soft on the inside, and seasoned just enough. All of us liked their fries. Their hot honey pizza had a good amount of cheese and pepperoni drizzled with hot honey. You could taste the sweetness and it was slightly spicy. Not a fan of the strawberry margarita, as I thought it was too tart. - Layout. The lanes are a decent size and has a u-shaped booth, which accommodates a fairly good number of people. Our group was 8 people and the booth accommodated all of us. There is room underneath the seats for you to put your shoes. Each side of the bench has a table. - Cost. To pay approximately $16 per person for one game, to include shoe rental is pretty good. Our group probably took about 2 hours to play one game. About a week before we came, I called ahead to ask about reservations. I've been informed that reservations are generally a good idea when there's a large group that wants to play several games, to include food and drinks. Their package specials tend to be geared towards that. That's why our group just walked in. I was told that earlier in the day tends not to be crowded. I recommend calling ahead to confirm depending on the day and time you plan on going. - Parking. There's a decent size parking lot at no cost, which is definitely helpful. What's Not - Cost. Drinks can be expensive. My husband ordered a hot honey pepperoni pizza (12 inches), which is approximately $17 and a pitcher of strawberry margarita for approximately $27. Pretty pricey for a pitcher of margarita. Pretty good value for the hot honey pizza and additional items that our group ordered. - Service. Orders for food and drinks were staggered during the time we were there. After a couple of us put in the first order, their staffer did not return to check in on us. As such, others had to be done at the food court. Something to be aware of- once you're set up, it's less likely than not for a staffer to return. - Acoustics. Bowling alleys are expected to be loud. Specifically, what our group did not like is that at one point, the music they played became extra loud, especially from the speakers that were right behind our booth. It's one thing to be loud. It's another thing to unnecessarily add to the noise. Final Answer Plan on coming back, but will be very mindful of the day and time.

It's 3/17 - might as well review LUCKY strike today!…read more I've been to this new location five times now! Yeah, I'm competitive so I've been going solo to ensure I can open a can of whoop when I need to. I wager on a few things and I'll always bet on me! (Smirk) With that said I was quite surprised in January to learn this was newly acquired and renovated. Same design but definitely upgraded. Monday-Thursday it's unlimited bowling so you'll find me here after happy hour somewhere! It's not bad $20 with those ugly shoes from 8 to close! I'm almost positive we've gone earlier and still got the unlimited deal. Food is great, for bar food! Drinks are always good. Definitely come! It's MUCH NICER! And MUSIC is great!

I was pleasantly surprised with my experience at Oak Creek Golf Club. Although it is nowhere near a…read moretop-tier course, it was exactly what I was looking for on a Sunday afternoon time. The pro-shop is pretty standard with everything you need including balls, gear, hats, and hotdogs (and beer of course). The range is also a standard mat with a nice chipping/putting green just on the side. The staff was friendly for the most part. The only hiccup I ran into there was the guy in the pro shop. He just didn't seem interested in talking with me or giving any tips for a first timer. Just pay and get out of his face. On the other hand, the starter (didn't catch his name) was friendly and gave us some advice on the first tee. Playing this course for the first time was pretty straight up, but I could have gained some strokes with more knowledge. The tee boxes and fairways were good. For a public course, I would be happy to play on them consistently. Although not fast, the greens were surprisingly pure. They rolled well and had some break to them depending on what hole you were on. A LOT of ballmarks from people not fixing their own divots, but overall solid. The bunkers were an issue - with very little to no sand - avoid them! Overall, I was satisfied with what I paid and will be back.

Great course and the conditions were good. The course plays a little slow, 4 1/2 to 5 hour round…read more However, the greens were a little beat up from people not fixing ball marks. I could've spent 10 minutes a hole fixing ball marks people had left. This also left bumpy putts from old ball marks where the roots had died.

I came for an event and it was a great! Won't be my last! It was very clean and I really enjoyed…read morethose that worked there!

Very good food all around. I got the burger and onion rings and it hit the spot. Victor was our…read morewaiter and he was so nice and a great waiter.

This is a review for the Big Bounce America event that was held here (June 2024)…read more No problems with entering the premise. Exiting is where there was no direction and people were kind of going every which way. However, be prepared to wait in long lines at the light onto Brinkley Rd We got passes for the Adult session on a Sunday evening. This worked out best because the Sun was going down during our 3 hour visit. Youll see children leaving from the session before , but they will all have vacated the park by the time adult sessions start. Adults are 16+ Quite a few LARGE bounce houses, shading under tents, with chairs and tables to use. Port a potties. Food trucks on site. Free places to leave your shoes and belongings if desired. Otherwise, you can take your shoes off and leave them in front of the bouncy houses. They sold water for $2 a bottle Bring your own water bottles. Wear socks with grips if you have them. Youll be taking your shoewear off often so I recommend wearing sandals that slip on/off or crocs. Bring a towel to for sweat You will get sweaty lol. All of the staff were wonderful, friendly and fun! We did the last BIG BOUNCE house entry at 830p. This was cool, because it was like a huge nighttime party outside Recommend to leave a bit early to not have to sit in traffic and waiting for people to exit the parking lot Wear sunblock & bug spray $5 parking in case, $7.50 on card

9'25'2016 Great…read morespacious and accommodating venue. The parking is convenient and accessible. I attend the first Black Owned Wine and Spirit Festival and it was very nice. The event itself was awesomely fantastic.

I was a member of this club for 10 years and left for many of the same reasons 100s of members…read moreleft. Great facility, great course but they just can't get out of their own way. There are some great people associated with this club but there is still a small contingent that just don't get it. I stopped by to visit some friends who were there to play in a senior A team match. I watched as they were ridiculed for requesting separate golf carts for social distancing. Not only was their request denied but one gentleman proclaimed that Covid was a "hoax". Really? Without touching on the ignorance of the comment, It's just another example of why this club has had a history of financial trouble and bad operational decisions. Every club, private or public relies on outside events to supplement their income. Treating guest of the club this way is not a good business practice regardless of ones opinion of Covid. One can be sure that these four guests will share their experience with others and it won't reflect well on The Cannon Club. And, that is unfortunate because I would love to see this club leave the past behind and succeed.

Immaculate golf course. Very challenging layout, very thick rough. A challenge for all levels of…read moreplayer. Thoroughly enjoyed it, cant wait to be invited back!

Half of our group it was their first experience with escape rooms and game master was happy to…read moreanswer questions and quite helpful. We chose Anomaly Acres and it was quite a challenge especially when time is running out and you see the end in sight but we got it just in time. Those last few minutes were the most fun.

I don't know what our deal is, but we have been on a losing streak. However, the prior escape room…read moreto this was in Easton & although we escaped, it didn't feel like a solid victory to us. But we still get joy out of doing well designed escape rooms (this location for Dr. Madblood). I like that they have lockers to store your belongings. Our game master was great! She is very passionate & enthusiastic! She was kind to say we were only two steps away from solving the room. But when we asked what the remaining steps were, haha it was way more than two! There are some multi-layered puzzles. Just don't make the same mistakes we did. Doing the same thing over & over again or trying different variations of it and expecting different results. It means you have to look at it differently. Also curiosity and determination will help. The props are way better at this location than the Easton one, or at least than the Ghost Ship one. It was nice to chat with our game master & another employee after our game. It's refreshing to see employees who enjoy their job and are excited about creativity in the rooms.

On our last visit to Bowie for Thanksgiving, my wife and I decided to go to an open skate and found…read morea groupon that covered 2 people, 2 skate rentals and hot cocoa for under $15. Perfect price and within a few blocks walk. We enjoyed skating and even upped our skills using the adult sized PVC pipe skating helpers. Both is us have quad skated much of our lives, so learning to skate backwards, spin, hockey stop and power slide are all on our list. We had ample.space to play around in the center of the ice and felt awesome trying to adapt to the space. Staff were attentive to skaters helping those who fall back up. We're keep this on our annual visit activity list.

This is an outstanding very well kept arena! Kyle in the pro shop is an expert at anything you…read moreneed for your skates and the employees are all so helpful. I've skated at a couple rinks in the area and this is by far the best. It's also the least expensive. :)

We saw Guys and Dolls two nights ago, and it was fabulous. I have been to shows in New York on…read moreBroadway fairly frequently. This show beat those performances ... hands down. This is a must see. We are so lucky to have this theatre in Annapolis!!!!

I saw a Christmas Carol this weekend, and it was amazing. It's not a high budget, gigantic cast…read moreproduction, but it more than made up with sterling performances. I LOVED the fact this performance held true to the narration in the book. I've never seen a production that really held true to how Dickens presented the story and characters. It was FANTASTIC. Go see this!!!