Definitely enjoy this location better than the OTR.... Much bigger and a lot more things to do, but…read moreunfortunately that night they were shortstaffed so it took a long time to get a drink. I definitely enjoy that. They have mango Cart beer on draft that was my drink of choice for that evening, but if I were to get a cocktail, I love the Hulk because it has the bomb pop in it.

Kicking families out at 8:00pm is wild. Quick and stupid and easy way for us to never come back…read more Edit: I'm aware what your policy is. It's still stupid. Literally every single family left Pins and took our business to 50 West. We will just skip Pins in the future and give 50 West our business instead. They are equally comparable with respect to activities for kids, have equal options for beer, and they at least have good food.

My family and I had the best time at my Birthday Celebration July 18th. The Banquet Room was…read moreperfect for our party. The staff was very accommodating as my guest list fluctuated from month to month, but that never seemed to be a problem. The meal was simple and very delicious! There was something fun for all generations. The games & attractions are reasons I chose this venue. They pleased my crowd beyond my expectations. Our hostess, Davia was a sweetheart. Thank You SCENE75 for everything!!

Paid for two $25 cards at the kiosk, and was told after asking why my credit card was charged $56…read morethat there was a $3 activation charge for each card. Kids wanted to ride the go-karts, so we paid for that separately. $11 each...for 5 laps...do the math...that's $2.20 per lap. Cars were slow, so that wasn't much fun for them. A few of the arcade games weren't working, but there's a good selection to choose from. Overall, they had a good time on the games. They're old enough to know the tickets they win aren't going to get them much; they ended up with some candy. The young man at the prize counter, Alex, was very helpful and friendly!

Check their hours and call before you go. I say this to make sure you aren't let down when there…read morecould be league bowl and not open bowl since they do both. Great prices, and their summer hours are perfect for taking the kids to go bowl before lunchtime! The staff was really nice and everything was clean and tidy. I also love their score screens that are super easy to navigate and customize.

Called to get clearance to bring in cupcakes for our friends' birthday and to make sure we didn't…read morego during league times. The woman kindly said cupcakes were fine and gave us the best hours for our group. I ordered $60 worth of gorgeous cupcakes from Molly's Cupcakes (highly recommend, always stellar) loaded up our cars with gifts and balloons and rolled up to Mason Bowl. Walking in, i saw the sign prohibiting outside food and drinks, and was walking to the counter to make sure we were still good to bring in the cupcakes; there was a male employee (bald, late fifties, miserable expression) who appeared to be in charge. Before i could open my mouth, he said, "You can't bring that in here." "I was just going to ask you about that! We called Friday night to get your hours and the woman told us..." He interrupted me and said, "No one who works here would tell you that." So now i am a liar and a rule-breaker?! "Do you sell cupcakes?" I was prepared to buy them from here if they sold them. It's my friend's birthday, we really wanted him to have the whole experience. He flatly told me NO. I understand how businesses work and they need to make money if they offer food. Totally get that, we support independent businesses and that is why we chose to try this place and also called for clearance. The cupcakes are melting in our trunk and based on the (mis)treatment, this is probably my last visit here. A polite explanation that was accusation-free would have helped. Super disappointed... here is a pic of those beautiful Molly's Cupcakes...definitely check them out!

This place is great. A classic bowling alley with 20 or so lanes. Offers lighter balls, bumpers,…read moreand ramp assists for kids. Bumpers are manual while the score keeping is electronic. Pizza is delicious- highly recommend ordering one while you're there. Prices are fair and they offer a kids bowl free program during the summer months. Restrooms are a bit small but work just fine. They have an arcade area with a half a dozen games - only 1-2 worked last time we were there. Overall, it's a good spot.

It's kind of a throwback location, in that the style, furniture and equipment is likely from the…read more80s. It's a dark and dank bowling alley, which some folks may find appealing. I attended a children's birthday party with my two kids, and an overall party of about 16. These young kids were sitting and crawling on the floor as kids tend to do, and I was mortified because the carpet is very gross and unkept. I have a bad feeling it hasn't been cleaned in years. The equipment is dated, no animations or anything to hold the kids' attention on the screens like some of the more modern alleys. There is clutter everywhere, with folding tables, packages, supplies and equipment crammed in wherever open space had been found. The lanes were pretty full during this Sunday afternoon. We had two lanes with little kids (3-6 yo) and adults playing. I saw the ramps that kids can use to roll the ball, stacked in their lounge/bar area. There were two employees behind the counter, very busy serving drinks, food, assigning lanes, shoes, etc. I waited in line to ask about the ramps, and since they were so busy, simply asked if I could grab a ramp for the kids to use. The gentleman that answered me said, "Yeah, go ahead". I went in to get a ramp (about 3 feet tall, large plastic dinosaurs) and a couple were pretty beat up, so I was rearranging them to look for one with no cracks or holes in it. During this I noticed and odd stare from an elderly gentleman wearing an overcoat from about 20 feet away. As I carry the ramp out from their bar/lounge/storage area, his glare intensifies toward me, and I just look at him confused. He said something about knocking people over, but it as loud and I couldn't tell what exactly he said. I looked at him confused and just walked past him to head toward my lane, when he raised his voice and repeated himself (which again, I couldn't hear with pins being knocked down and the ambient noise). I turned and walked back toward him so I could hear what he was saying, then he very sternly announced "I'm the owner!". I said, OK, what's going on? He mumbled something about his staff would take the ramps to us, and I shouldn't move them myself because they don't want anyone knocked over. I'm just more confused because, I didn't knock anyone over, and why's he being so rude. He didn't say "Hi, let me help you with that." Or "Let me get someone to move that for you". Now I'm getting defensive, so I told him I waited in line and asked if I could get this, and was told, go ahead. He asked who told me that, and then said "I'll go talk to him" as if he believed I would appreciate this kid being yelled at or something. He went over and started talking down to the employee, so I followed and just said, I appreciated the staffer's help, and I can move the ramp myself, or if one of them wanted to, great, but I didn't see any problem. The owner gave me another quick explanation that they didn't want anyone to get knocked over, then both stared at me for a couple seconds before I just walked off, still carrying this ramp. I take it the owner doesn't really care about safety, he likely just saw me in the area and wanted to play tough-guy owner. I was annoyed and uncomfortable the rest of the time there, and of course, now all I can see are all several things around the business that the owner should concern himself with instead of worrying about me doing an employee's task after asking to do so politely. Tears in the dirty carpet, rusted ball racks, broken mirror, bathroom in disrepair, no trash can to be found, reset pins button not working on one of our two lanes, and clutter in various places including heavily in the arcade area, where the games have faded screens and are in disrepair. If you want that old, bowling alley atmosphere, try Madison Bowl near Oakley or Stone's Lanes in Norwood.

I went here with a few friends for a Wednesday night activity, and we had a lot of fun! It's a…read moreregular bowling alley with lots of lanes. We were some of the first people there around 5, but quickly filled up. The staff were nice and accommodating. Our lane broke a few times, but the staff were quick to help. If you like casual bowling with friends, I definitely recommend this place. You'll have a good time.

Just a good spot to bowl. Nothing fancy and good atmosphere. Bowling alley food was tasty.read more

Good for bowling but is not always open for people that are not in leagues. Otherwise, it has a…read moregreat atmosphere and has good food too!

Been here many times when I lived in the area…read more The place has plenty of parking (even though it always looks packed) and it's a nice size inside. Plenty of lanes, balls to choose from, and a place for food and drinks. This is probably my favorite ally I've been to and many of my friends agree. We always have a good time here while paying a fair price.

Came here for pizza week and had a great experience…read more You can seat yourself and you must order food and drinks from the bar. I ordered the hot honey pepperoni pizza and it was so good. I also ordered the blood orange martini and it wasn't bad. You can also book a lane and bowl there to start or end your day.

Was in town for the tennis tournament and this place was near my hotel…read more First impressions were good. A huge space with plenty of seating and very personable staff. Great beer selection with plenty of new stuff to try for this Atlanta boy. Wanted something lighter and the bartender let me sample a rice brewed lager. Very clean, light taste. Perfect. For dinner, went with the Margherita pizza on gluten free crust. Perfectly cooked crust with tasty mozzarella cheese. Strong recommend.