Always enjoyed White Oaks for the grandkids but the prices have risen over the top.I don't go as…read moreoften.

you're a common Idiot if you think the staff are racist, they have a set time the oil machines put…read moredown fresh oil so even though it might look like they have open lanes they don't. so don't go judging people on their first interaction with your dumbass!!!

This place is like walking into a time machine. The displays for your scorecard are from the 90's…read moreand so are the animations they display. The small arcade has a few games and and pinball machines. The juke box is almost always on. On the weekends, they have galaxy bowling under black lights and lasers. The prices are fair, and on Thursdays it's only a dollar a game. I noticed that they spray sanitizer on the shoes after each use and the serve pizza and beer.

From the owner: South Branch Valley's Family Entertainment Center - 16 lanes, arcade with prizes, video lottery,…read moreStriker's Grill & Pizza, South Branch Cinema 6 - 6 screen movie theater and Sweet Rose Ice Cream Shop - full ice cream menu!

We came early and had the bowling alley to ourselves. Woohoo! It's a nicely automated alley. The…read morearcade is reasonably priced. We did try any food. We only took off some stars because of the smell. It was very moldy. We all have allergies to mold, so we only made it through one game before we had to leave. If you aren't allergic to mold ... this would be a good stop.

SO friendly and super fun! Brought in our whole family…read moreincluding 4 littles and everyone had a blast. The staff was great!!

Great place to take kids and adults too. Part of the Nemacolin property. Affordable casual food,…read moregames, bowling indoor rock wall and etc. great for small groups to gather for socializing and a bite. Head there everytime we visit for a fun night with friends.

I went for a team building event. Everyone was very nice and friendly. I only interacted with the…read moresnack bar folks. They were very helpful. They have two sides for bowling. I have to admit we were on the left side and it was a little cool in there. I didn't bowl but those that did had a good time.

I never leave reviews, but this experience was frustrating enough to make me write my first one…read more I've always enjoyed visiting Northside Lanes, but my most recent trip was disappointing due to poor customer service. I understand that we arrived close to closing time (40 minutes before closing), but that shouldn't be an excuse for rudeness. First, we tried to order from the snack bar around 9:26 PM, not realizing it closes at 9 PM instead of 10 PM. Instead of politely informing us, the female employee responded with unnecessary attitude, waving her hand dismissively and saying, "Nahhh, we're closed." Then, when our game automatically ended at 10 PM--before we finished our last frames--we noticed another group still playing. When I asked why, I was told that "You have to request an extension anytime throughout the day if you want to finish your frames before closing". This was confusing because, in all my visits--both day and night--I've never had to " request an extension" to finish my frames (rows). When I asked for clarification-meaning if I have to ask for an extension when it comes close to closing, the employee kept contradicting herself, and said "No, anytime throughout the day" then insisting that you don't have request, it's only when it comes close to closing time. I completely understand that employees want to go home on time, but customer service still matters. A little courtesy goes a long way. Unfortunately, this experience left a bad impression, and I hope management addresses both the inconsistencies in their policies and the attitude of some staff members. Our family night didn't end as fun as we had hoped.

Definitely fun for little kiddos I would say. My 3 year old son absolutely loved riding what he…read morecould and the black light putt putt!

There is something disconcerting about video games that rely on swipe cards to operate them. I miss…read morethe feeling of pumping quarters into coin boxes. Call me old. But that satisfying clunk was always part of the video game experience. It also was helpful for understanding just how much a video game cost to play. Back in the old days, most games were a quarter. The super deluxe games were fifty cents. I remember the first time a game broke the dollar barrier. But if you have a preloaded card that cost $10 with 50 points, and one game requires 6.4 points to operate, how much does that game cost to play? And what if there are some games that cost fewer than four points, and other that need more that twelve? These kinds of swipe systems make it easy for people, especially kids, to burn through a lot of money in very little time. Thankfully, Tilt does have some all-you-can-eat pricing schemes. But these aren't always easy to figure out, especially for first time visitors. Nor is it clear just how valuable these deals might be to the newcomer who may be unaware that a ten dollar investment of fun, might last fewer than ten minutes. Let the buyer beware. That said, there are some truly cool games which are in very good condition, and which I haven't seen elsewhere. The place is clean, and there are many options for fun beyond simply video games--although the glow golf course is small, and bowling consists of just two lanes of candle pin bowling. Staff are pleasant and patient, especially with younger kids trying to redeem their precious few points at the redemption counter. It's hard to say if we'll return. The kids prefer the experience of tokens at the other game room nearby, where we've been going for years. They also prefer how the machines at the other place spit out wave after wave of physical redemption tickets when they do particularly well in a game of skill. Still, I think that the older kids might have a different take on Tilt if we were to get them an all-you-can-play pass at some point in the future. But on this first visit, even the kid in grade school couldn't believe how much money each game cost to play, especially in this era of high tech video games. But all that changes if you can score four hours of attractions and games for $20. Hopefully they will have a similar deal next time we're in town.

The last time I was here, this was Richland Lanes, that should tell you how long ago that was. What…read morea glow up, if you will. They really put in some great work here to make it a well-used, family friendly attraction. Yes, I am calling this an attraction as there are a multitude of things to do in here besides bowling. To the basics here, bowling. Bowling is easy to get going here. Walk in, tell them how many in your party, pay for the game, pick up your shoes and make your way to the lane they assigned to you. Electronic scoring, so no need to worry if you do not know how to figure bowling math. The lanes can be reserved either by the amount of games you plan to play or within a timeframe (like you want the lane for 2 hours). Bumper bowling is available with the railing going up and down if assigned to a person in your party. Balls are available if you aren't an avid bowler, and smaller weight balls, specifically for kids, are usually behind the counter. Our game had five people in our party. We paid for one round of bowling. But before we were able to get to the tenth frame, the lane shutdown. A simple trip to the counter to let them know we were done yet and they had us back up in no time. Each lane has a table behind it in the general area that is reserved to the lanes in front of it. So if you were to order food you can enjoy it here and continue your game. (Review for that restaurant on property forthcoming). Once done with the game, replace your ball, return your shoes, and then you can go about your day. However, there are other things to do here in you see it fit to do. Aside from the restaurant mentioned before, there is a separate section that looks like you can reserve for a private party, good for birthdays and what not. On top of that, they have a pretty decent arcade where you can win token for prizes. In the arcade area there is also laser tag. If you have a card for the arcade, you can swipe it for a game of laser tag. You would think that was enough for under one roof, but there is one more feature to this place. Escape rooms. They have two themed escape rooms that you can play. Not sure if they plan on switching them over anytime soon, but if you have played both of them, you've completed that for here.

Fun spot for a night out! Clean and the vibe was lively without being too chaotic even though a…read morebusy night. The HOPR 100oz beer is an awesome value while bowling and perfect for sharing.

Not happy with the lady at the counter. She was beyond rude and the remark she made about my 3 year…read moreold grandson was definitely not called for! People like her should not work with the public!!

I play on a leauge and it was so hot in the center tonight it was ridiculous! You could not bowl…read moreright because hands swelling from extreme heat. Thumb swelled where you could not release the ball. They keep promising to fix temp. The inside temp was very high in the fall at the start of the Leauge

The establishment policies are not followed throughout the staff. I came in with my elderly…read moregrandmother and got a couple drinks. We were there to laser bowl and celebrate with my brother for his birthday. An older man told me we had to leave right after I got our drinks and sat down. Meanwhile the table next to us wasn't made to leave. We were not being loud or rude. We were not bothering anyone. We were simply waiting for my brother to get there so we could celebrate with him. Maybe the lady who sold me my drinks should've said something before I bought them but no instead we had to toss our drinks and we had to leave. Unfair and down right ignorant. I wasn't asking for special treatment. I just wanted to be treated equally as the table next to us. Or at least given some time to finish what I purchased from the establishment.