We checked this place out recently and had a good time. They have movies, bowling, and an arcade…read more They also have food and drink options at the bowling alley and typical movie theatre snacks if you want that. We came for the arcade to kill some time on a rainy day. They have a decent amount of games and most of them were working. They have several claw machine games for candy, ducks, stuffed animals, or tickets. Overall, it's a good place for some family fun.

I enjoyed my movie,BUT the food that was ordered there!!It was TRASH! The Nachos were cold and…read morehard(Flavorless),POPCORN also cold and tasted old with NO Salt!And that Dam chili cheese Hot-Dog!!My bun was hard as a rock, I think they microwave it all.How do it all taste like PLASTIC!How!I didn't wanna act a fool in there, because I did spend good hard-earned money for that Trash. So I decided to send ya'll a review and I know others have had this Nasty Food. Please Public people let Schulman know how this food tastes and maybe they'll do better by the costumers that pay these HiGh prices for Trashy Food. I'm mad and Hungry!!!!!

Great laid back hometown bowling alley. Lots of leagues. Great bar and excellent staffread more

Recently move to the area and joined a league here. The wood lane conditions are a bit more…read moredifficult than bowling on synthetic lanes but they are in pretty good condition. The staff is friendly and helpful. If you enjoy bowling come out and give them a try!

We recently celebrated my son's birthday at this bowling alley, and I can honestly say it turned…read moreinto one of the most memorable birthdays it being the first time away from family. We meet two incredible employees who went above and beyond to make my 5 year feel special. Thank you Steven and Khlecia for all your help. It's rare to come across people who care this much about their job and the experience they're creating for others. Because of them, what could have been just another kid turning 5 into a day my son will continue to talk about.

I'm obsessed with this place. As a stay-at-home mom with 3 kids under 4, doing anything solo is…read morehard--but this made it EASY. $64 for 2 adults + 2 kids (and my 9mo with us) and honestly... worth it. You get in 30 mins early so the kids can run around and get their wiggles out--mine were in heaven. I actually got to sit and watch the movie while they played. Unreal. Went Tuesday at 3:30 (no crowds = perfect). Great staff, good snacks, cocktails (!!), and solid movie food. We're 100% coming back. Whoever created this... thank you

Flashback to 1968! I had to attend a teambuilding event with 8 coworkers at this establishment…read moresince there is little to do in this city. Since we all live elsewhere, here we went. Back in the day, there had been some serious cigarette smoking done in here, and it probably didn't help that the carpet had not been replaced since 1968. There are about 23 lanes, with large speakers and disco lights that we never experienced either of the two. Okay, we went during the late afternoon, and the 9 of us were the only bowlers, but come on, turn on some music with the occasional disco light show to make it appear as we were having fun and to camoflauge the atmosphere. Why do office teambuilding events always end up in a bowling alley?

Great place to relax and bowl. Cold drinks and clean restrooms. Good vibe. Very affordable for…read morechill bowling versus film alley, for sure. We came t from NM to visit friends and chose this place versus the other in Terrell.

It's 1.99 per bowler per game which is an unreasonably good deal. would 100% recommend for anyone…read morethat doesn't want to pay $40 for half an hour of bowling like it is at a lot of places also it's old school and a very comfortable environment overall. 10/10 experience

Definitely do not recommend this place. The employees and management are so rude to their…read morecustomers. And it is very dirty. The balls are sticky and dirty and need to be cleaned. Don't spend your money there. ALSO, the bartender took it upon herself to add extra tip to my credit card. It is being disputed but worth noting that you should check your account if you use your card at the bar (Club 900) in this bowling alley. Unfortunately, the lowest amount of stars is one, but if I could give it zero stars, I would.

OK so this isn't the review you're probably looking for but OH MY GOODNESS the burgers are so…read moreincredibly delicious it's unreal. And I'm not just saying that because I'm pregnant. My husband and I each got a burger and it was the best burger I've ever eaten in my entire 25 years of life. The bun was soft with the slightest crisp, you know what I'm talking about!! The patty was thick and juicy unlike McCrap's burgers (or anyone else's compared to this)! Fuddruckers has always been at the top of my burger list but this one even rivals theirs. I meant to take a photo but I inhaled the glorious meal too quickly. Or perhaps my husband should've snapped a pic right after I took my first bite because the heavens opened up and my eyes widened so big like when I saw my positive pregnancy test. The bowling is fun, average, nice and typical. Exactly what you'd expect it to be. But the burger is what you should be going for, and call ahead to make sure the kind lady with the short red hair is working because it's all thanks to her. She's got some mad kitchen skills and deserves a raise. We'll definitely be back!!!

Great atmosphere. Great music and cold beer. Lanes are maintained fairly well. Lane 12 has an old…read morebelt it seems so lots of black dirt on your ball. Bring a cleaner.

This place is so much fun. If you go on a weekend, be…read moreprepared to wait up to an hour for a bowling lane to open. Same with pool tables. Bowling is $16 per person & pool tables are $5 per hour. They have great & really cheap food here. They have plenty of seating for eating near the bar & food area or in the bowling lane. They have a full bar, but drinks are pretty expensive unless you're buying their discounted beer. They have a jukebox you can pay to request songs on - a lot of people do but play it at your own risk bc so many people play music. The bowling lanes are well maintained. They have really fun game modes on the screens. I recommend the "Build a Monster" game. They have an arcade located at the entrance that has a few fun games including the punching bag game. Overall, great place & super fun!

We chose a night out bowing before the kids went back to school from their winter break. The…read moreprocess was smooth, the server was friendly, the kiosk even had a cool feature to add a photo (kids loved this). The night was enjoyable with the exception of the obnoxious family next to us constantly getting in our ways and the parents not tending to their kids. Tried to ignore that and focus on the time spent with the family. I do wish the lanes had a little more room and also the staff paid a little more attention to the guests and ensure they are following rules and proper etiquette. But let's be honest, these are usually younger kids and confrontation can be intimidating so I do not fault them. Lanes were clean, never had trouble with the pins, no technical issues, and the server kept our drinks filled and the food was more than decent. Will be back!

The Schulman family theatre dba Film Alley has it going on. It looks like a vintage, older theatre…read morefrom the outside but is quite the opposite once indoors. My husband and I were extremely impressed when we walked inside. It's buzzing with business as there's so much to enjoy in one place. You can bowl, play at the arcade, dine in at their bar or catch a film. Do note that if you're there to watch a movie they have an automated kiosk before you walk to the attendant where you can purchase & print your tickets. If you purchase your tickets online then you can scan your QR code or manually enter the confirmation code & it will print your tickets out for you. How cool is that? AMC Theatres could never ! We came to watch Tron: Ares which had our attention from the moment it started. Definitively one of the best films we've seen this year...might even be number 2 in our top five lineup (after Sinners of course). Film Alley also happens to be a dine in theatre, so we took advantage. Our server Macela M was sweet and efficient. I ordered their $11 Mexican Street Dawg meal that came w/fries & then got a root beer to drink and a kids popcorn as it's not a movie night without it. Everything was delicious. My only critique is the bun to meat ratio was way off. I understand wanting to elevate the dish and make it more filling, but I wound up having to discard half the bun as it was too much bread. My husband had a Cheeseburger meal with fries and an Icee to drink. No complaints from his end. Overall this was a great experience for us. The theatre was clean, recliners were new and very comfortable & the bathrooms were also well maintained. My husband and I can't wait to come back.

I was super surprised they weren't so busy , everyone was super nice , we had a good time bowling…read moreand had food and played lots of games , and the games are super fun and reasonable me and my family won 7,000 tickets and everyone got a prize even the adults , the food was good too just the right amount to feed 4 a pizza and an appetizer. The atmosphere is chill and fun. The service was the best .

I had a terrible experience at this Alleycats location with the manager and one of their employees…read more My nephew wanted to go rock climbing and after my sister signed their form my nephew was standing near the rock wall ready to be harnessed when their employee, who already seemed to be in a bad mood since we asked to use the rock wall given it was pretty slow that afternoon (at around 5-5:30 ish), came over and pushed him away from the wall even though my nephew wasn't doing anything. He only apologized once my sister told him not to touch my nephew and that he is disabled (autism) but he never tried to apologize until my sister confronted him. My nephew still wanted to climb as he wasn't aware what that man did to him was unjustified and wrong. My sister went to the manager and explained the situation but the manager (picture below: woman with short black hair and glasses) said that she was watching everything and began saying it was a parents responsibility to watch over ones child, my sister agreed with that and said that either way the man had no reason to push my nephew and that the correct response would've been to talk with her about it. The manager insisted their employee did nothing wrong. My sister recorded everything and told the manager this and also told her she wanted a refund. We went to the front desk and the manager came back with a completely different story now, she said that she spoke with her employee and that he said he never pushed my nephew. My sister then reminded her that she said she had been watching everything. She is a liar who didn't bother looking at the security cameras after my sister asked her to. She never bothered with any kind of apology even though her later statements imply she wasn't present at the time of the incident and she wasn't even sure about what had happened. This was overall a terrible experience that could've been resolved had the manager taken some responsibility and had not tried to justify the actions of a grown man towards a child with autism. This goes to show that they do not care for any child disabled or not. They don't train their employees to handle children with care and respect that they deserve. The employee didn't even know how to properly harness my nephew who despite all his excitement was standing still, he had to ask my sister to help him. From the manager to the red head employee, all of them handled this wrong and I will never come back. I hope everyone is careful with their children in their care given the manager was willing to defend a man who's first instinct is to push a child instead of talking to a parent. My sister was right next to my nephew when everything happened, I was sitting right there too and my nephew's only emotion was excitement even after he was pushed. Do better ALLEYCATS and employ better people for the safety of children.