We had a birthday party this past weekend for our 7 year old and a bunch of his friends. Luigi did…read morea fantastic job from start to finish! He was so welcoming and accommodating (and patient with a large group of little boys!). Everything ran so smoothly and the kids had a blast. We will definitely be back for another party!!

Pinsetters are junk. Scoring system always has problems…read more Lanes are never oiled. Extremely over priced.

Just had my son birthday party hosted on 7/12 and it was absolutely awesome ! Kids had sooo much…read morefun , pizza was delicious and the arcade is great as well ! Highly recommended!

We really enjoyed our first Webster Timber Lanes experience today. Super nostalgic. Friendly staff…read more Tasty food. Fair prices. Can't wait to go back.

Took out students here for a field trip. Had the place to ourselves! So clean, convenient, staff…read morewas so friendly and accommodating to our students specific needs. I will definitely be coming back !

Great time! twice this month! see u soon again! great all ages! 2 birthdays excellent!read more

The staff here is so nice and we're really accommodating! Would come back again, had a great time…read morecandlepin bowling!

Alley Kat Lane - Kingston, MA…read more I took my 4-year-old to Alley Kat Lane on March 25th for a much-needed break and some fun. We've had a little health scare recently, so we're making it a priority to keep him active and out of the house. I hadn't been to Alley Kat in years, so stepping back inside and seeing the updated arcade was exciting--especially because they have some of the coolest and most unique games around. And trust me, we've been to a lot of arcades in the area, so we know our games. We checked the hours beforehand--open until 10 PM. The parking lot was hopping, and you could hear the bowling balls crashing into pins from outside. But when we walked in, disappointment hit fast--the entire arcade was shut down. Just as I was about to give my best "are you kidding me?" face, I asked an employee about their usual closing time. And here's where the magic happened... They turned the entire arcade back on. Just. For. Us. If that isn't top-tier customer service, I don't know what is! Huge shout-out to Lucas, who went above and beyond. Not only did he get everything up and running, but he also took the time to chat with my son about his Venom shirt and favorite superheroes. The prize selection was another major win--no cheap Dollar Tree trinkets here. My son had his heart set on a giant gumball machine (2,000ish tickets), but after going all-in on the claw machines, we came up short. Luckily, they had a smaller but still awesome gumball machine for under 1,000 tickets, complete with gumballs. Honestly, I can't wait to go back. Part of me wants to gatekeep this hidden gem, but places that prioritize real customer experiences over money grabs deserve the recognition. Plus, the candlepin bowling and arcade are separate from the busier lanes, making it a perfect spot for families. So, if you're looking for a local spot that's not just another overpriced, overhyped entertainment center, Alley Kat Lane is it. And to Lucas and the rest of the amazing staff--my son said you made not just his day, but his entire life. We'll see you again soon!

Ryan's Family Amusements is a great place to spend a day with the family. We loved the arcade games…read morebut didn't try the laser tag or bowling. The bar was a lifesaver, making it easy to keep an eye on the kids while enjoying a drink. I hope they keep up with keeping this place clean and new with all the kids running around. The included step tool at some of the machines was awesome, great for my 2 year old. We love the claw games and the price of the games were super reasonable compared for Dave and Busters. We didn't get a chance to try the bowling alley this time, but we'll definitely be back to do that next time. It's a fun, family-friendly place that we highly recommend. It was pretty crowded but expected and one of the machines didn't work but difficult to get someone to check it out. Will definitely come during the weekday, might be more calm and my kid can play more games.

I've actually never had a negative experience here...until I did. Booked axe throwing. Two lanes on…read morea weekend for a family members birthday. 20 minutes PAST our reservation time we decide to give up and call it and ask for a refund. They hand us a game card with $130. You're kidding...right? We ask "you're kidding, right?" We're told only an events sales manager who only works mid days mid week can process a refund. At a place centered around families? During the school year? Even the employee said "yeah, I should've caught that sooner". I just feel like, having worked in restaurants in my earlier years, if you can't make a reservation that's been on the books for over a week work, you let the people know sooner than 20 minutes past the reservation. I don't know, maybe my former managers valued hospitality more than this events manager who's allegedly the only person capable of processing a refund. Literally absurd, you'd get better service at a 7/11.

I visited PiNZ in Kingston, MA on a Saturday afternoon with my 2-year-old for a quick lunch. Upon…read moreentering, there wasn't a single employee in sight. I had to walk through the entire establishment and arcade to the host desk, where I was told to seat myself in the restaurant area, and that someone would be over shortly. After waiting for 10 minutes, a server approached and told me he'd be with me in a moment. Another 10 minutes passed, and I went up to the bar to order drinks and a kids' meal, along with an appetizer. After at least 45 more minutes, my toddler was becoming irritable due to hunger. When the food finally arrived, it was cold and not even what I had ordered. I explained to the server that I wanted to pay for the drinks and leave, and his response was, "There are other people I need to take care of first." While I know the server wasn't entirely to blame, this experience was a complete disaster. PiNZ is supposed to be a family-friendly place, but this was my third time dining here, and every visit has been extremely disappointing. As someone who has worked in the service industry for years, I'm honestly baffled that this place is still open. Service is terrible. Food is terrible. You couldn't pay me to come back.

Some people come here for the bowling. Some people come here for the Walking Dead video game. Some…read more people come here to entertain their kids. Others come here because it's a non--pretentious place to drink amidst a Target and what is otherwise desolation. The bartenders are friendly and they have a decent beer selection--though they could stand to add some more adventurous IPAs. If you're trapped at the Independence Mall...sorry...the "Kingston Collection"...Whatever...the place that killed Waxys and a venue called Starbucks (not that Starbucks!) and a host of other businesses, including Medieval Starship (aka the real virgin megastore)...regardless...check out Pinz. It's a bright light that could turn around Kingston's retail fortunes.

Barbecue dinner was very good. had a fun raising event for Cape Cod Village. They were very…read morewelcoming hosts. fireplace and tables nice and they have Narragansett beer on draft!

Food is pretty good. Service was crap. Sticky table that we had to ask to be wiped, no condiments,…read morewaiting too long for food. Doesn't seem to have good management or procedures in place. Good people trying to take care of us but generally poor organization.

awesome experience. Surprisingly great food and cocktails. Will absolutely be back…read more Service was great too

Great spot for pub grub, beer and bowling. Food can be hit or miss. Pizza seems to be the best bet.read more

I was hesitant with the negative reviews, but it seems many of them are rooted in the events team…read moreor league issues. I brought my little dude here for father/son mini golf, and we had a pretty fun time. He was transfixed at the surrounding activities - go karts, bungee trampolines, batting cages, outdoor rock walls, and some makeshift carny ride that sends you straight up, drops you down again, then bounces you around like a screaming freaking for a few minutes. Pure spectator joy. Anyway, golf was $17 total ($10 me / $7 him), and the staffer at the FUN STARTS HERE kiosk was very friendly. The 18 holes were jamming, but I was surprised at how quickly the pace kept up - likely because the holes aren't incredibly challenging. They do have this system where some holes have two cups - one white, one red. The red cup is larger and usually more accessible, but dropping a putt in the red comes with a stroke penalty. My boy didn't understand and kept gunning for red, but I didn't care - let that sucker bury himself. So yeah, I beat my five-year-old handily. If you love dominating your children at mini golf, take them here.

The best thing about this place is the custodians who keep the bathrooms spotless. Was here for a…read morevolleyball tourney and keeping up ain't no joke but they made it happen. The actual staff? So rude. As a venue that hosts families spending money to enjoy their kids playing, they are abrupt and not even remotely welcoming when entering the venue. The older women in the upper lobby was aggressively policing food entering the building when on the event floor everyone's chowing on their outside grub. I get the posted signs and would happily comply but let's be consistent and recognize that the food concessions offered cannot keep up with the demand which means we need to go elsewhere to get our kids fed. Do better.

This is an old school bowling center. If you are in the area on a rainy day, this is a nice…read moreactivity. We arrived when the place was closing shortly but we were able to get one game in. We had younger kids and they were able to do bumper bowl easily. The gentleman behind the counter was friendly and helpful!

We were looking for a place to play pool. Nice pool tables plenty of space. Staff was courteous and…read morefriendly. I would recommend this place