I went there for a cocktail and pizza in the bar. The people were fr, the drinks overpriced, and…read morethe food delicious.

Arrogant workers, if you're not a local or known by the employee's they treat you poorly. 10 people…read morein the whole bowling alley, my son asks for 2 lanes to practice a league shot, they tell him they cant because lanes are filling up fast, they then proceed to give everyone around him(2-3 people) 2 lanes with alternating shots, and then pair someone on his right lane who had 4 house balls which kept making his 3 $250+ bowling balls go back into the ball machine, and they had 0 bowling etiquette(they would just grab their ball, throw it, and grab a 2nd ball and wait for the pins to reset on the lane), again, save your money if you aren't a local, they clearly dont want/need your money!

This was my first time at Twisted Pin, and I was very impressed. The prices are pretty high but as…read morea non-bowler, I am not sure how they rank compared to other places. On the other hand, this place is also a little more high end compared to your old fashion bowling/dive bar places. The location was very easy to find. We used Google Navigation and it lead us directly to the place. If you miss the entrance, it might be a little annoying to backtrack but no big issues. Parking was no issues and it is very big compared to the size of the building. We showed up on a busy Wednesday where it is penny pins so you only pay a penny per pin you knock down. Essentially...the worst you are, the cheaper your game will be. Inside the building is very nice and clean. There are two entrances..one is a "restaurant" and the other is the decent sized arcade and bowling. There is a self serving beer tap. And they do serve food. They do a little star less due to the prices of the food as well. It is better than your traditional bar/bowling food but it is a little more expensive. Also, I do enjoy the service of the self serving beer tap. They had a lot of selections of beer, 1-2 seltzers, 1 cider and ~5 wine selection. Also, they do have a "limit" of ~32 oz where the bartender can allow you or less depending on how you act. I do appreciate that so while you can drink feely, no one is getting drunk. I think we were paying ~.60 cents an oz and it does tell you how much your drink will cost as you are pouring. Also, they do have a small water station will is greatly appreciated. The arcade is decently sized. They do have a lot of selections of games but it is not a place where I would go just for the arcade. The size is good for after bowling or while you are waiting for your lane. Overall, I am very impressed with this location. Food, self serving beer tap, and arcades... I am fan of Twisted Pins and I would be back in the future.

Went here recently. It's been many years since I've been there and the whole place has been…read moremodernized. They changed names they've got all new lanes, got a pro shop, they got all sorts of crane games and video games etc. I did not bowl, but my kids all bowled with their cousins. What I didn't like, was we got there at 245 and the kids wanted to bowl for an hour, 3 games and there was really nobody on the main lanes except two of the lanes which were already in use and they didn't want to rent lanes to my kids because they said the Plainfield teachers group is coming in. And I'm sure they wouldn't be there till 4 o'clock but this is it like at 2:30 2:45 and so they made my kids rent a lane which cost more dollars an hour and the shoes were more and they had to rent a lane in the VIP section which had colored lights and video on the wall and because they're worried about taking care of this teachers group and school wasn't even close to being over yet but they just wanted to make money on whoever was there. So we got stiffed by having to pay a lot higher prices and I didn't like that. So of course my wife liked the fact that they had a pour your own beer area. With like 20 different beers, some wines, some seltzers etc. etc. And you give them your card upfront they give you a separate card which you wave over the selection that you want , and then it weighs by the ounce how much it pours for you and then charges you a fee. It was in the afternoon and I didn't feel like drinking although the wife drank with my nephew. That was a good thing but I'm really only gonna give them two & 1/2 stars because they were obviously didn't want to rent to us so they gave us the expensive lanes. I just didn't like the service so at our expense they made extra money which was wrong. I personally wouldn't go back.

I really like pinstripes. I hosted my company party here and we were thoroughly looked after…read more The food was great and they were very accommodating for allergies. I highly recommend any of the pizzas

I have heard of Pinstripes but haven't had a chance to visit until we had our workplace holiday…read moreparty here. I was skeptical but honestly, because of Pinstripes, this may have been the best work party I've been to. I didn't see a lot of the place because I didn't visit the bar upstairs, and we were downstairs for our meeting-party. The meeting room is quite large and accommodated our group of 50 or so people easily. The food was really good too; we had some chicken, Mac and cheese, ribs, and more. The sliders weren't my favorite because they were really pink inside, so I skipped that. The other stuff I had was quite delicious. But the best part was the games. I mean I'm a board game enthusiast but have never played bocce and now I am wondering why not. It was so much fun. I mean I'm ready to buy a lawn set, or join a bocce league or whatever. The rules are simple but it's fun. They also have a really gorgeous patio area that another group was apparently going to be using, and that space is along the riverfront. I would be super glad if we came back to Pinstripes, to the extent that I'm going to make sure our VP knows how much we enjoyed it. There's no dedicated parking so you'll need to take a taxi or find a spot in a nearby lot. Spothero was great for that, since my spot was cheaper than the validated parking that Pinstripes offers.

The worst bowling alley on the Southside. Management doesn't care about customers. Allies need lots…read moreof repairs but management to do so. Allies are oiled by outside person not by management. Spent lots of money on outside volleyball courts and nothing inside.

This place needs to be cleaned up from management on down . Ownership has went in the tank judging…read moreoff of management.. Very good location but very poor management,,,, young man at the Front desk very rude for no reason. he refused to assist us properly when our lane was having a malfunction lane 16., he kept putting us on hold while he sat down and played with his phone. After so many back-and-forth, we just said don't worry we called it quits, we actually left without a refund. I didn't want the headache.. I will never go back to this place

Haven't been here in forever and it's the same vibes since it remember. Good fun lanes…read more Always a good time with family or friends. And it's always good to celebrate birthdays here Such a great bowling place for all ages. Highly recommend this place

Came in on Sunday, 2/25/2024. It was noon and my family was there to attend a kid's bday party. We…read morewere at the very back, by the kids' bowling lanes. We had a great time! Cute small bowling lanes for the kids Private room for the bday party Pizza served Video games area (you pay cash; there is a change machine) We did not use this but I noted that they had: Lockers A bar area A restaurant area A 21+ yr old area w gaming The crowd is very blue collar. They were bowling leagues in action when we arrived. Did not bother us one bit. Did not see riff raff. They offer special pricing for kids' bday parties. Pizza was what you'd expect fr a bowling alley. This the best, but adequate. I highly recommend this place!

Pretty standard bowling alley with pub style bites and drinks. Good beer selection. Food was…read moremediocre. Decent service. Bowling lanes are in good condition but everything felt dated. Bowling balls are showing signs of wear and tear, and the scoring technology is definitely old school. I wish they had booths for all bowling lanes - instead most had small high top tables which were crowded, awkwardly placed and uncomfortable. Ok for a casual bowling night with friends but nothing special.

Had a fun night at 10Pin recently. Bowling area is super nice, and there's also a bar, as well as…read morean area for pool and other games. We played three games and ordered drinks and a couple of appetizers. Overall a fun, offbeat experience if you're visiting Chicago.

Tami (Torri) from management and my guy that really liked Scooby doo were great at customer…read moreservices and accommodating needs, and the bartender made the full experience with great recommendations on what to get! Overall great bowling experience and will be coming back.. Anthony Jc

Nice place to bowl but the food was horrible. The pizza was bland, fries was over cooked and the…read moreboneless chicken was dry as hell. The young lady who cooked the food customer service was worse than the food . The only thing that was good beside the bowling was the Pepsi. Should've know something was up when I looked around and only seen people drinking. Definitely won't be back to Lynwood bowling.

To the Fraternal Order of Eagles Aerie 1332…read more I would like to take this opportunity to thank the Eagles and your officers for reinstating my membership after I didn't receive my renewal notice 2 years ago. I would especially like to thank Lerry Jakcsy and Jerry Hartman for their efforts. The Eagles has always been a special place to me, and I was always close to members of this organization. I spent many happy hours at your bar and your bowling facilities. My membership was important to me even though I moved away and the years I accumulated while as a member. Membership is one of the most important objectives of any organization, so you exceled in your endeavors. Thanks again: Robert Kahmark

Old-school bowling alley, dive bar, rec. room style basement bar, fish fry, Eagles. Everywhere. If…read moreyou want retro fun, retro prices, this is the place. They do have leagues, so if bowling is your thing, call ahead to make sure there are lanes available : or spend your time in the dive-ish bar drinking cheap drafts of Lite. I wouldn't blame ya if you chose that option. They run a fish fry out of the basement hall nearly all fall and winter. No need to wait for lent here! Lots of options, filleted fresh in house. They also offer smelt, a Calumet classic. And if you don't like fish, try the fried chicken. Salad bar is stocked with iceberg, onions, cucumbers, radishes, tomatoes... seasonal? No. Fits the vibe? Just right. The Eagles are an active fraternal organization, and its members are generous to the community. You might stumble in on an event. Buy a raffle ticket or split the pot and you can join the party, I'd guess. Someone might even share a slice of homemade cake. Don't miss their annual Turkey Shoot for a chance to "bowl" with frozen turkeys! Not all will agree with my 4 stars. I don't want to disappoint you. But if you get it, you get it, and you'll leave a fan, just like me.