A decent place to take the family for an evening of bowling. All the employees I interacted with…read morewere really nice especially the waitress from the bar that was getting our drinks at our lane. We had a big group and she nailed every drink all evening and checked on us the whole time we were there. Lanes were clean and plenty of space for large crowds.

Fantastic family experience at a great price. Affordable bowling for the family with a great pro…read moreshop that was able to fix my son's bowling ball. Waitress service at the lanes with pub food and a very good micro beer selection. The facility is NO smoking. Always a great time!

Good value on a sunday. Attached bar is also a good value with a pool table and smoking friendly,…read morevery nice patrons & bartender.

We came here for glow blowing one night which was only $11 a person for 2 hours . The lights didn't…read morego off for about an hour so that was a bummer and the music was outdated . Although we had a decent time, I thought the employee working the front desk needs a lesson in customer service . He literally just seemed like he hates his job and/or people . People come out for a good time , not for you to kill the whole vibe with your attitude. I appreciate that there was a bar tender walking around so we didn't have to stop our game to go get drinks in that smokey bar. Overall, we had good just being together and doing something fun. I would suggest updated music to really get it jumping !

I have to say I was very pleasantly surprised at how good this small restaurant / sports bar is…read morethat was attached to Suburban Bowlerama, on Queen Street, in York, Pa. Wife, daughter and myself first had three games in the alley, which went by at good time for three games. But the real treat was when some of the customers exited this little eatery as we bowled, we couldn't help but smell the food being served just behind us on the furthest end of the alleys. When we came inside, Michelle had greeted us pleasantly, and asked if I needed a chair moved as I was in a wheelchair, but the tables were perfect height and had no trouble at all getting a place to eat. ^^ A few other people were dotted around different seats as multiple TVs played various sports, as we started looking on the menus of what was making our mouths water. My daughter ordered the Nashville Hot Shrimp, Wife had the chilli, and decided to get a small speciality pizza, Ham with fig sauce ... ?... I decided to get a bowl of the creame of crab soup and sweet tea. Food took a small while to make, but when it came out, it was AMAZING. The soup was in a wide styled bowl with crackers, and no lie. It was perfect. Then my wife had started on her chilli, and she said it was exactly how her mom used to make it from North Carolina, it was THAT Good. Daughter had started on her hot shrimp and was happily bouncing in her seat as she loved the heat and the taste. Then when me and wife got done with the bowls of OMG Goodness, then she offered me a piece of her pizza, and I tell you, I NEVER Had such an outstanding combination on a pizza before as I had here. It was a white flat bread pizza, and the ham was perfect with crisp edges, but the best part was the sweet fig sauce. It was perfectly balanced with the salty meat and the sweet drizzled sauce on top. Michelle came by and asked how we were doing, and she just smiled as we told her how good the food was. She had let us know the menu was changing, and thanked us for letting her know what we liked, hopefully they will keep our choices on those menus, as they will be choices we will definitely order again, the next time we head there for bowling. So please, when you get food there at Alley Oops, tell Michelle how good your choices they are, and see when they change the menu, they keep the choices on. I couldn't recommend this food eatery place highly enough, as seeing how excellent the food is, and Michelle's pleasant personality made the day for us. We WILL be back again... ^^ Cheers and God Bless... Deaf Gryphon ^^

A different kind of sports bar tucked inside a bowling alley--and it delivered exactly what you'd…read morehope for. Great variety of drinks, plenty of TVs, and a fun, laid-back vibe. But the real star? The wings. Absolutely outstanding, crispy, flavorful, and done right. If I lived nearby, I'd be eating these on the regular.

Great alternative to Dave & Buster's for my game-loving 9 year old daughter. We got an all-day…read morepass - a steal at 25 bucks a person - and immersed ourselves in both retro and more updated games. My only beef was that we couldn't seem to get the newer consoles to work, as they were turned off and we weren't sure if it was okay to mess with the setup to get them working. No complaints otherwise. I loved the variety of pinball machines in particular. Free parking in York City garages if you go on Sundays or holidays. Definitely making this a regular stop.

Timeline Arcade is a retro arcade in downtown York. Parking depends on the time of day with options…read moreon both the street and local garages, but don't be surprised if you have to walk a few blocks. Timeline is like most current retro arcades, you pay X amount per hour for unlimited plays, and you pay when entering. The entry fee for an hour is very reasonable. The arcade is reasonably large and is spread across two rooms. Selection includes retro arcade machines, pinball machines, consoles, and other gaming items. Timeline does get newer Stern pinball machines like JAWS and Star Wars: Fall of the Empire, on top of a handful of older machines like Spy Hunter and White Water. The selection of general arcade machines is good, with machines like Spy Hunter, Coors Light Bowling, Rampage World Tour, and Revolution X catching my interest. Several TV's and couches are available for console gaming. Timeline has some problems however. They need to more clearly define the BYOB policy in its public facing information. From experience, BYOB here means "mancan/tallboy" sized drinks IE larger cans. The bigger issue is the machine maintenance problems which have gotten worse over time. I've run into several issues with machines not working, and during my last visit a bunch in the back room were out of order. Some of the machines at Timeline are clearly B or C grade machines, and simply do not play as better examples would. Is Timeline still worth a visit? Yes. It remains one of the better retro arcades in Pennsylvania, but there are better out there including in surrounding states like New Jersey.

Enjoyed a Night out with the family. Perfect fun for the kids and adults. Staff was helpful. I…read morewould recommend.

Great time to be had for families or just groups of friends!!! There is a bar on site and food…read moreavailable as well. They have an arcade and laser tag... what more could you ask for??

This will be our goto bowling supply store for anything we need. The staff really cares and takes…read moreso much time educating you and making sure the bowling ball fits to your hand. Highly recommend!!!!

Great place with people that know what they are doing! I bought my first ball and really didn't…read moreknow what I wanted and it seemed like they knew! They helped me out tremendously with drilling and explaining what they do and what I'm too expect. Very friendly and helpful with beginners. ..