It's a decent place to bowl. You can't expect much when bowling in Muskegon, and this is exactly…read morewhat you think you're gonna see. Lanes are just ok. We'll maintained but big differences in oil lane to lane. The food is all fried Gordon's good stuff but they do a decent job with it and prices are fair. Not bad for a cheap date night. The staff isn't overly friendly, but fine. The place isn't overly nice, but fine. Prices aren't great, but fine. They try to cater to League bowlers and they do.. fine. Everything about this place is a 3 star from bathrooms, to decor, to prices, to people. It survives because there's really no competition in the area. I'll go back every Friday for league night and enjoy all 3 stars to the fullest until there's a better option.

We had a nice time at Northway Lanes. I had my new ball drilled there a few weeks before we…read morebowled. The staff are friendly. We are $1.00 hotdogs. We each (two of us) bowled 5 games. The cost for bowling 10 games total was $18.00 ($9.00 each). I took one point off their total score because they wanted to charge me $3.50 for a glass of ice water. To charge that much for a glass of ice water just wrong no matter where you are.

It looked super shady on the outside but it was super retro and cool on the inside. The gum ball…read moremachines had good gum. I recommend the dipping dots ones. They also had billiards and an arcade. They even had half shoe sizes. Staff was nice and gave us a pitcher of water with cups.

Always has lanes open only had to wait once in all the years going bowling. So many league…read moreopportunities but they need to play more music while bowling especially on weekends. Drinks and food are not expensive and affordable.. we always have great time bowling at Sherman

What happened Bam??? Half your machines are broke. Cheap prizes. Middle of the day on Saturday and…read moreit's dead. Maybe try servicing your machines. Guess the dog was having a good time. Why when it's dead inside do you crowd everyone together?

the team at BAM couldn't have been more helpful, friendly and accommodating for my groups visit…read moretoday. Bailey and Tate were super helpful and kind, and the manager of duty helped make our visit a success. THANK YOU!

Like nothing else around here! A super fun way to spend time with friends. Service was friendly and…read morefast and bowling was so much fun. Pincrest is a true local gem that, frankly, I'm surprised more people haven't heard of. Think of it as a bar with a bowling area more than a bowling alley with a bar. We will be back!

This is the place to go on Friday for lunch. A HUGE ribeye steak with baked potato, cole slaw, and…read moreroll for $13.00. They buy their steak from The Meat Block, and cut the steaks from the loin in house. They are about a pound! Incredible deal. He has a grill outside to cook them. They appreciate it if you call ahead to reserve, that way it cuts down on the time it takes to get your meal.

I went here with my nephew and my sister for an afternoon. We played a few rounds of bowling and…read morehad some drinks. It's a simple, family friendly business that does a good job catering to everyone.

Employees have been extremely rude every time I have visited, not just to me but torwards other…read morecustomers as well. Take your business anywhere else

Came in Saturday 1/31/26 around 10pm after a show at the DeVos…read more It's pretty loud with all the bowling and music. But we could still have a conversation. Bar service was great! Very friendly. Drinks were delicious and reasonably priced! Not always the case in GR. We hope to come back and bowl another time!

Haters will say that duckpin bowling isn't real bowling, but an astute mind will realize: Does it…read moreeven matter? When you've had a drink or two, it's all just throwing balls and knocking things over. Woodrows Duckpin is the only duckpin bowling alley in Grand Rapids, as far as I can tell. It's a great place to get a drink and knock things over. In fact, you should be aware that you can only get things to drink here -- they don't sell any food. But you're welcome to bring in your own food. We opted to just get beverages (sodas for kids, beer and wine for the adults) and eat elsewhere after we played. You can reserve a lane for an hour at a time. An hour of duckpin bowling was more than enough for me and my family! Games go by quickly, and I think we played three games in about 45 minutes, then peaced-out with 15 minutes left on our tab. (But we had our fun and got our money's worth.) Duckpin bowling uses smaller balls that are more lightweight than regular bowling balls, so it's easier for young kids to play. Think skee ball, but on a slightly larger scale. Honestly, I think I prefer duckpin bowling to regular bowling! It feels more laid-back and less serious. There's a nice lounge in Woodrows Duckpin, which is pleasant to sit in when you're not playing, or if you're waiting for your lane to be ready. Woodrows is also attached to the Amway Grand Plaza, so if you're staying at that hotel, it's just a quick jaunt downstairs.