Pathetic place of business…read more I mean the owner Derek threatened to fight me in parking lot Refused to break a $100 bill so I could bowl. Then demanded I put a card on file. Uh buddy I have $100 in USA cash. I understand Derek probably doesn't handle a lot of hundreds but that's fine. The threatening from the employees was crazy. He told me to leave I left. All three employees follow me outside like they were going to beat me up or something. Just pathetic place of business

The venue is clean, staff are friendly, food and drinks are made quickly…read more We did encounter an error with our lane during the first game but staff were notified and resolved the matter promptly. The drinks were fine and fairly priced. My partner did not like his pepperoni pizza but he loved the potato skins. I ordered the fish tacos which appeared to have frozen fish filets. I liked that they were spicy but I wasn't a fan of the fish itself. We had a great time and I appreciated their cleaning in between customers. Some came and wiped down the area after bowlers were finished. They also have a beautiful space for private parties and games on the opposite end of the facility. They are connected to a full service bar that has outdoor seating. We plan to return.

Clean bowling alley! You can bring your own food and they have shoes to rent. Friendly family owned…read morebusiness. I liked it because unlike other bowling alleys that are over priced, it was affordable and there are deals that they offer for cheaper games during the week.

Pike Lanes is a family run bowling alley. 12 lanes. Clean bathrooms with nice lockers. Not smelly…read more No snack shoppe, but you can bring your own food. They have vending machines and a party room. They have all sizes shoes, even for my 2 year old. Price is great. Service: awesome. (My 2 year old parked the ball halfway down the lane and the guy rescued it with a smile). I think I might be converted from the craziness of the bigger bowling centers to this family one instead.

Great manager! Atmosphere was great too. You can order food from the attached restaurant or go…read moreafter your done

Axe throwing is one of those fun things from Yelp Elite Event's past that I've been craving to do…read moreagain for awhile now. Going to the Malvern location of Splitting Edge (review coming in the not too distant future) for a fun Halloween party scratched the itch for me, but as my gf and I talked with our circle of friends we realized we weren't the only ones craving throwdown. While we were looking forward to going to the Malvern location again, when we learned that only the Pottstown location had availability for the Friday night we were looking to book, we chalked it up as an opportunity to explore the area beforehand and make a good evening of it. And from seeing the awesome lumberjack inspired mural art that my friend Alloyius Mcilwaine painted downstairs, to playing three very different and hella fun rounds of axe throwing team games, to ending the evening by striking poses within their Game of Thrones-inspired wooden throne, it proved to be one of the most fun game nights I've had in awhile! Back in the day, I used to do pretty good with my throwing, but when I started out the evening I was having some off moments which I just chalked up to me being rusty. But our ax expert for the evening, Will, watched my throwing like a hawk, grabbed me an ax with a longer handle to use, and showed me some pointers that had me getting near bullseye shots in no time. Since it's a BYOB spot we also brought some crowlers for the brewery next door after we learned that they didn't do to-go cans only to realize that we also had no cups. But the friendly staff was quick to provide them for us. Doing those things and even giving us a little more time to throw after our session ended were just some of the ways that their team went above and beyond to accommodate our crew. At first, I thought the traditional play where the first team to get a certain amount of points without going over would have been my favorite game of the night. But then for the second they busted out the balloons on the board and gave us the chance to either lose points by bursting our balloons or to sabotage the other team's game by bursting their balloons to have them lose points. The third game of snakes and ladders was a little trickier to follow but also made for a fun time. Overall it was a great time that really scratched my itch and left me ready for another throwdown!

I visited this club for a bocce ball play time for a team outing. This club is maintained very…read morewell, They have two bocce ball courts which was so cool. Then, they have a private hall with alcohol beverages served for gathering. This one is a good location if you are planning for your team outing, get togethers and having some fun playtime. The staff is friendly in assisting the folks. The staff did stop during the play and provided some tips and guidance, which is cool. The entrance for this club is located on the rear side, which will be challenging to get in.They do have enough parking. Overall it's a great place to catch up some quality playtime.

We relaxed in the large, covered area filled with tables and benches before our friends arrived…read more The staff were young, smiling, courteous and informative. We chose the blue course, and it had lots of cool, challenging obstacles, including sand and rock traps, and water traps too! It was late summer, so the leaves were beginning to fall, but they must use a leaf blower often because the greens only had a few tiny leaves here and there which didn't interfere at all. We had no problem getting our disabled daughter through the course in her large jogger stroller. There was a lot of mature shade trees, and even colored, shade banners strategically placed offering even more shade. The balls float, and they have special tools placed near each water trap to retrieve the balls. They have ice cream and more tables nearby which we thoroughly enjoyed afterwards.

Mini Golf is a game my wife and I love playing and we've play courses wherever we go. So as we…read morewere driving by on a Saturday afternoon we were summoned to stop! Course was GREAT. Different "tee boxes" for different abilities. Course was super well-kept and prices affordable. Staff was encouraging and friendly. Ice cream after the round was delicious and also very affordable. Bathroom super clean and maintained. Highly recommend this place. GO SUPPORT A LOCAL BUSINESS!!!!

The wedding venue ran out of food halfway thru the appretizers; there were no napkins at the…read moreappretizer stations; they ran out of plates and never brought new ones; they served the wrong meal to about 1/2 the guess. The trash was taken out by the mother of the bride and bridesmaids. There was no wedding planner the day of the wedding everyone left.

Excellent food selection and the premise is picturesque. If given the chance to golf or eat here,…read moreit's a private club, take it.

I recently played Kimberton Golf Course, and I can honestly say it's one of the most poorly…read moremaintained courses I've ever been to. For $60, you'd expect a playable and well-kept track -- but what you get here is mostly dead grass, huge patches of dirt, and inconsistent fairways and tee boxes. The conditions are downright unacceptable: * Tee boxes are uneven, bare in spots, and filled with weeds. * Fairways look more like abandoned fields, with dry, patchy areas and minimal healthy turf. * Rough is inconsistent, with overgrown weeds in some spots and dead, dusty soil in others. * Many areas look like they haven't seen water or maintenance in weeks. Golf is supposed to be challenging because of the design, not because you're hitting off rock-hard dirt patches or trying to find a blade of grass under your ball. Charging $60 for this is ridiculous -- it feels like a $20 muni course at best, and even then, I've played $20 courses in much better shape. Until they put serious work into fixing and maintaining this course, I'd recommend taking your money elsewhere. Kimberton has potential, but right now, it's just not worth your time or your wallet.

Love, Love, Love this course. It's my #1 place to play in the area. Grounds are kept in top shape…read more Greens are really, really nice. Staff is friendly and accommodating. Year over year they have been upping there game.

Where to begin? From the initial bells and arcade sounds, to the lights! Every machine was working…read moreperfectly and each had their own theme. The owner Bob was so nice and took some time to tell me about some of his favorite games. I can't wait to come back! Get it? Back! Great place! Plow.

For a long time the only places where you could play video games in arcades for the most part were…read moreDave & Busters or some run down beach spot. But over the past decade or so there has been a resurgence in arcades with retro old school video games and pinball. I've been to a few of them in NJ, NY and FL. Some are better than others in terms of parking, prices and variety of games. The better ones like Siverball in Asbury Park thrive and the clueless ones like the Museum in Daytona Beach close. The quality and selection of games at Village are top notch. There are some real gems like Fireball, Liberty Bell and The Who inspired Pinball Wizard machine (I wish they had my favorite which is 8 Ball Deluxe). Everything looks great and ran great. Probably the youngest machine in the arcade is Pac-Man and that has to be pushing 40 years old. While there were people coming in and out things never got overly crowded so as to be uncomfortable (although speaking of uncomfortable it is hot as hell inside but such is to be expected in July). What's not good about Village? The change situation. The machines of course take quarters. Unless you're bringing rolls of quarters with you, you're going to need change made for you. While Village has a single change machine on site, it only takes 1's and 5's. And in regards to those bills they should be on the crisper-newer side or else that change machine is not going to take them easily. Several people this past Sunday (self included) were fighting the thing to take bills. To expound further on this change issue, there is no ATM at the arcade or that I could see at any of the shops in the village. While there are a few other shops next door they will not make change for you which is rather inconvenient when the nearest place you're directed to is a 10 minute drive. When I say directed I don't mean by the owner or anyone at the arcade as no one fitting that description was seen in the hour we were there. That info was given by the girls next door in the ice cream shop who told me they tell people about that all the time. If you go: The arcade is open 12-5 on Saturday and Sunday only. Parking is across the street in a few lots that are shared by all of the shops in the village. As other have mentioned, all of the machines are 2 plays per quarter. While that would seem easy enough to remember if you walk around you will almost certainly find multiple machines with plays still left on them. While my review total might seem harsh, note that it's only directed at the change situation which I see as a bad business decision by the owner. I would have spent twice as much if there would have been a feasible way. The machines and set up are fabulous but as a first time visitor you're sort of set up to fail unless you know someone directly who has been here so that they can tell you exactly what you need to bring. Oh well, maybe next time.