I took my daughter for a small group activity and we went another day to bowl and hang out with…read morefamily. Bowling was fun, it's $32/lane for an hour and $7 for bowling shoe rental. Fortunately 3 of us had our own shoes, but that's pretty expensive! Our server was nice and the person who came to help the kids select bumpers was nice as well. We didn't have food this time, but we have had it before. Overall, it's fun, but expensive. The time cards are the best deal because you can play any of the rainbow games, you just don't get tickets or prizes.

Stopped in to play some pool and arcade games…read more It was a very fun night. Bar staff was super friendly and were very attentive as there seemed to be someone at the bar that was having a medical issue that they ran and got security to help the person out.

This was my childhood bowling spot. So many good memories here! Unfortunately, things have changed…read moresince the last time I've been. They advertise weekday evening deals Monday-Thursday. Who doesn't like a deal? Well every single time we've tried to show up recently to bowl, we're told that leagues are playing so there are no lanes available until 10pm. I could understand this one or two days out of the week, but when we asked what days were available to bowl in the evenings we were told Friday, Saturday, and Sunday are the only days leagues aren't playing... So no one gets the discounted bowling anymore. Very deceptive marketing! Please say you're closed to public during these times so people don't keep showing up thinking they'll be able to bowl. Leagues take up the bowling alley Monday-Thursday 6-10pm. Doesn't feel fair. Luckily the bowling alley in oak ridge never has this problem so we've started going there instead. I don't want to rain on the league's parade, but sharing is caring. Let other people enjoy the alley on discount nights because some people can't afford the expensive weekend rates or only get weekdays off!

Everything was great, staff were friendly and food was good also! Location is also great and…read moreeverything is well maintained, unlike the bowling alley in Oak Ridge that is falling apart!

This is the type of bowling alley I grew up going to. Easy, simple, uncomplicated family fun…read more We went on a Saturday night for open bowling. There were only a few lanes full so there was no delay getting in to start our game. We rented shoes and they were in good shape. They had a decent variety of balls to choose from. I opted for a 12 and they had a few 6 pounders for the kids. There is a small game room, just enough to have a little fun. I loved that it wasn't a big Multipurpose event center. We came for bowling. We bowled. We had a great time. We didn't spend a fortune. We didn't order food, but I saw a few people with pizza and drinks that looked yummy.

Looking for some fun with friends? Fannin lanes is a great place to go bowling…read more I'm shocked that there are no reviews of this place, because it's been here for ages. The games are cheap, the alleys are clean, and the staff are exceptional. I go here every other weekend with friends. I would really recommend!

Amazing place, amazing views, and beautiful destination. Be sure to check out all the local…read moreeateries.

This place was absolutely amazing, me and my girlfriend came here to get our balls drilled and get…read morea little advice however when we were introduced to Dale he was amazing, he not only drilled our balls and took the time to explain everything, after we were allowed to throw our newly drilled balls and he even gave us some pointers. This was an absolute amazing experience and I wish every new bowler could have the same one. Dale is amazing and I truly reccomend them to anyone for any of your bowling needs.

Thursday evening with the family. Arcades were a hit with…read morethe kids. All games were working. The food was above average although the chicken waffles were amazing. The service was excellent. Inside was positive fun vibe and clean.

What an unexpected place. When I think about a Food Network star's restaurant, it would not look…read moreanything like Downtown Flavortown. Instead of being very cuisine-focused with (at most) a kitschy theme, Downtown Flavortown feels more like an arcade with upscale food and drink options. It's really neat, but it's definitely not what I expected! (Protip! If you're going to eat or drink here, plan to do it at a standard table or while duck bowling. It's very very hard to do it while at the arcade!) PROS: -Lots and lots to do here. You can enjoy a sit-down meal, duck pin bowling, or play in an arcade. There is also a gift store and a few photo backdrops available. We didn't actually eat any of the food (only drinks and activities) and still spent 3 and a half hours here. -The place is beautiful. It's clearly newer, but even so, the choice of decor really helped make the place. There are a lot of bright (static) colored lights in addition to reds and woods. It has a bit of a casino feel to it. And of course, the word "Flavortown" is pretty much everywhere. -Gigantic parking lot right outside. Really, it's a mall-sized parking lot. Considering how much difficulty we've had parking a few places in the area, this was a really welcome sight. -"Duck bowling" lanes were pretty new, and they operate flawlessly. We didn't have any issues with miscounted pins or unfunctional hardware. The employee who seated us was also privacy-conscious, and he was seating teams one lane apart since they weren't at full capacity. It made for a really great time. -"Duck" bowling lanes also come with prizes to work towards. You can win a little duck (100 points) or big duck (200 points) if your bowling total is high enough. I'm sure the ducks cost them next to nothing, but it was definitely a deciding factor in whether we wanted to play more games. -Drinks were heavily poured and flavorful. The staff understood their offerings, too, and could offer suggestions based on what flavor profiles you enjoyed. -All of the arcade games worked. While some of them were a little sketchier than others (a ball-tossing game had wet balls that made our hands sticky after playing it; I'm guessing someone spilled a drink in it), all of the games did function as we expected them to. -Arcade games are on a plastic card system. You'll need to head to a kiosk (self-service) to refill them and see how many tickets/points you have, but it is way easier to manage than coins or tickets. -Bathrooms were really clean, and it was cool to see complimentary mouthwash here as well. I can't say I've seen that in a restaurant before. -They have a single room "Family" bathroom in here with children's needs, toilet, and urinal for any families traveling. CONS: -The arcade is missing tables or flat surfaces for drinks. While you're free to grab a drink at the bar and take it into "the" arcade just steps away, the lack of flat surfaces makes this difficult. Since a lot of adults would want to play arcade games with a bit of booze, this does keep the arcade relatively child-heavy. -Prize-to-ticket ratio for "cashing out" your winnings were a bit high. Despite three adults playing the games (versus children who may get lower scores), our $25 of playtime didn't even help us qualify for a movie theater sized box of Skittles. It wasn't the end of the world, but it was definitely surprising.

There are quite a few miniature golf places in Pigeon Forge, and this is one of the ones that…read morestands out as you're driving down the street. The bright colors, the giant golf ball, the candy statues ... it's all very big and bright and sweet. It's candy-candy-candy indoors and out, as the putt-putt courses are candy-themed. There's also a candy store inside, and soft serve, and lots of sweets. It's a candy-lover's dream in here. It's like being in Candy Land, with golf clubs. So, there are two 18-hole golf courses here: one indoor, one outdoor. You can play one or the other, or both for slightly more. I personally liked the outdoor course the best because I like fresh air, but the indoor one is fun too, with dim lighting and fun music playing. As we were leaving, I noticed that there's also a miniature bowling alley here, as well as an escape room. Lots of fun to be had.

"Crave Golf Club" more like a waste of time from temu. $45 dollars for two people to go mini…read moregolfing in a goodwill! They advertise selling "real needohs" but they're actually a pile of crap from temu that they're selling for $15! I was really hoping to get one but in this economy I simply cannot afford it! I would not recommend going here but instead save some money and go to one of the other 50 mini golf courses on the strip. Thank you.

First off - it's your only choice in OR - so take it or leave it!…read more But it'll do for an hour or two if you want to throw some balls. The AC is hit or miss, so go on a cooler day ;) They do have cold beer too - so that's a plus. Don't expect a fancy place, cause it ain't! Might be a little sticky too LOL Sometimes the lanes don't work, but the crew does fix it for you quickly. I hear it's more fun at night when the lights go out and the glow lights come on, so we'll have to check that out.

Ended up meeting a group of friends for a cheap activity to do. I was hungry too and they reassured…read moreme that food can be made on-site. So I took a chance and tried their pizza, wings, and curly fries. It was ok and filled me up, but the prices were a tad high for what you get. I guess that's for the convenience of eating while you bowl. The service was awesome though! From the moment I walked in, the guy at the counter was friendly and fast. He handed me clean bowling shoes and told me what lane our group was at. It was a nice and clean establishment. They also have pool tables and a few arcade games here!