Ich war enttäuscht von dem Geburtstagsangebot. Wir wurden…read moremit 4 Kindern (obwohl ich rechtzeitig nach 15 Runden Bescheid gegeben hatte) auf einen Tisch gesetzt und uns wurde gesagt, der Tisch müsste jetzt hergerichtet werden. Ein Witz! Eine gebrauchte Luftschlange lag auf dem Tisch. Dafür haben wir 10 Minuten gewartet. Nach weiteren 10 Minuten kamen dann die 29cm-Pizzen. (Scherz! Auch wenns so dransteht, fehlen da nicht nur 4cm, sondern bei jeder Pizza fehlt sogar 1/8. Kein Witz. Bei jeder Pizza fehlte ein kleines Dreieck.)

The Location is Central , The Staff is very friendly...yet Not enough Staff seems to be there to…read morehelp when you have a question or even want to order a drink. My recommendation is to visit in the rather quit day (monday, tuesday).

Short and Easy, The Best Bowlingcenter in Germany, Brian…read moreVoss, US-Professional Bowler says the same. Wendnesday from 9pm HalfPrice for all Drinks Saturday: 10pm Discoparty with DJ Sunday: 9pm Karaokeparty, over 7000 Songs in English Every Day open End, no Entry, Smokerroom, Billard and a lot of Fun everytime 5 Minutes from Ku-Damm per Feed or Trainstation Nollendorfplatz, cu

This bowling alley is a really nice one. It has 28 lanes and it has decent service. However, one…read morething that makes this place a little bit of a drag, is the fact that when my group asked if we could split the bill for the reservation of the lane, we were told this was not possible. This makes it hard to go to this place with a group larger than two. So if you are looking for a place that can split the bill for you, then this is not the place!

Really bad service. Would never go again. The bar tenders didnt give a fuck…read more Hard to get service and after a while we went to get service. They said they will come. It took 20 minutes get them to come. It wasnt even rush time and there was 5 people working the bar.

Everything looks nice and we had a very nice guy in the service…read more.. But Renting bowling shoes for 2E per person is very disappointing on a bowling price of 22E per hour!!!

Had a pretty fun night here last weekend. I would suggest if you want to go there friday night…read moreduring astro-bowling (or maybe they call it disco bowling here; it's just when they turn off the normal lights and instead put disco lights and music on), you make a reservation. Overall the facility had all the necessities, although it is a little dated. The location is good and about a 3 min walk from the Alexanderplatz S-Bahn Station. Prices were ok (4 people for 2 hours and we paid ~48€ including shoe rental) and surely cheaper than the other options in the area (such as the bowling in the Alexa mall). Two stars off because of the lack of variety in bowling balls (although the place was packed, there were no light balls for me to use, and being a pretty small girl, my hand felt pretty beat up the next day from the 12-pounder I had to use) and the fact that the kitchen closes as 9pm (even during astro bowling night, where tons of people are there, even at midnight). Overall though, it is an acceptable, easy-to-access bowling place!

Typical 80's style bowling alley with old equipment, but cheap and fun. They have reheated frozen…read morefood on the menu and cheap pitchers of beer. Prices to bowl are cheap. Service is average.

From the owner: wir sind eine Bowlingbahn mit 14 Brunswick-Bahnenread more

the staff is friendly and the prices are far cheaper than other locations. the only issue is the…read moreoff location which might be hard to reach for people without a car

Great location near our hotel and friends place. Love the late hours and Imma say it again yall…read morefood is inexpensive in Berlin if your from the US. The 3 of us had vegetarian pizza, meatloaf and tortellini. Menu is not in English, but don't let that prohibit you from trying if you're in the area. Food was really good and good size portion and small, but well crafted drink menu of wine and beer, no cocktails.

Tire Bouchon's specialty are pizzas with toppings different from your run-of-the-mill Berliner…read morepizza place. Dried figs, cured beef and sheep cheese. Actual bonafide sausage. Mushrooms and olives with a real kick of spice. There are a couple flammkuchen available as well, and several German standard dishes for those who don't feel like pizza. Important to note is that they use their flammkuchen dough for the pizzas, so these are not at all traditional Italian pizzas. In fact, I'd even hesitate to call them pizzas at all, but round flammuchen with sauce. That said, it's still quite good. Best to get there early because the dinner crowd can fill the tables quickly, especially outside in the summer.