Feels like I'm bowling back in the 90's. The amount of money they make there is uncanny you'd feel…read morelike the place would be nice. Both bathrooms are rundown and smell like piss and sewer every time I've gone in there. Draft beer is flat. Miller Lite cans are $5.50 for a 16 oz (THATS CRAZY). I could buy two meals anywhere else for the price they are charging for theirs. Gatorades are almost $5! Ball racks are the same as 20 years ago and the trim is coming off the back of the floor. I could go on and on. Bottom line is they are making hand over foot and not putting anything back into the place.

My daughters and I stopped by on 8/13/20 to pass some time together. I was looking forward to the…read moreexperience because Heisters was a place I spent much of my teenage/20-something years. While it was a fun time together, and we spent a few hours bowling, the atmosphere was rather run down and outdated. The shoes were overly worn, and frayed, having seen much better days. The decor looked the same as about 20+ years ago. The place was not crowded at all which was nice in a way of not being crowded with social distancing in place... but on the other hand it was disheartening as I remember it being one of THE places to be. If you're interested in a quiet and slower pace without worrying about aesthetics, give it a go as it will definitely be what you're looking for as we had a wonderful time and experienced no difficulties with the equipment. Everything ran smoothly and the customer service was friendly. If you're needing something that's aesthetically pleasing in your surroundings, I'd suggest seeking an alternative so you're not detracting from an otherwise positive experience.

Staff at Palace Bowling in Downingtown are very nice. Always enjoy bowling there. I usually bowl on…read moreThursdays to practice during their $10 special. 1 hr. of bowling for $10. Awesome deal. Lanes are fast. They really take care to maintain the lanes. Hardly ever any issues with pin resets. Love that you can gage your speed too. On one side of the building can hear the music. The other side is older. Quieter. Calmer side to practice on. It can get crowded on Thursdays so definitely reserve a lane. Just be careful of the children that are bowling too. Their spatial awareness isn't always the best. Also a lot of kids during the school year. Be prepared for erratic activity and sounds. It can really break your concentration sometimes. Overall, though, it is a pretty good place to bowl.

We are from Florida visiting our mother in the area. I have family in the area, and we all went to…read morethe alley (17 of us) for a long-awaited get-together. It was a grand time, and the staff was way over the top friendly! Strongly recommend them! It was odd that we were allowed to bring our own drinks in, but that added to the fun. So glad we were staying at the hotel right next door because I was in zero condition to drive after that night.

We were looking for a place to take the kids on a really cold day. Most of the indoor playgrounds…read morerequire a timed appointment, but this place didn't so we decided to give it a try. First of all, I think the price is a bit high for the little it includes. I think it was $12 per kid (adults free) but all that gets you is access to the climbing/slide area. You have to buy a card for all the games, rides and other activities. However, it was nice to let our kids run around for a bit, although of course they didn't want to spend time in the climbing area when there were games and other attractions all around. One other nice thing is you can leave and come back all day long. We choose to grab lunch elsewhere and come back for some more fun. Don't think I would be back but happy it was available when we needed somewhere to go!

Very cute, quaint space for children's gatherings. I came here to celebrate my niece's bday and she…read moreseemed to be having the best time in the obstacle course. There were other attractions but I didn't make note although I do recall that there was a basketball court and free standing gaming consoles. What I liked most is that there are private areas to gather in. Also, I did try the pizza, wings and fries - they weren't anything special but they were good... My favorite part of the experience was the customer service - every associate that I interacted with was friendly, professional and most importantly, helpful!

Extremely disappointed with Bowlero Sinking Spring. After paying $115+ for bowling which is…read moreinsanely expensive as is, our group was told to leave due to a bar policy that was incorrectly explained as "the law" to not served vertical ID's, for reference everyone in our group was over 21. The manager put his hands in our drinks, which was unsanitary and unacceptable, then refused a refund for bowling we weren't allowed to finish. When I called the location to speak to a manager it turned out this was the same guy who put his hands in our drinks, Chris. He still refused to give us a phone number for corporate and once again was extremely rude. Poor management and very unprofessional handling of the situation.

Great place for bowling fun. The restaurant has good food and everyone loved it. Definitely a must…read morefor some food and drinks while you bowl. The inly complaint was The game room which is really expensive for the games. Other than that, we had a great time.

Changed the ball dispenser and tripled the cost of balls with no improvement to the facilities…read more The matts are all very worn, terrible balls, no tees, busted up dividers, the list goes on.. Truly the only money they have spent in the last 10yrs is the new payment system for range balls. But exactly like they do everything else, they did it in the least user friendly way. No tap to pay, no way to pay via card, exact change only.... But also no way of getting change without going into the bowling alley.. Deal with the crowds at Overlook, they are there for a reason. This place is the absolute worst!!!

I've been here several times before, and I've never had a bad experience with this place. This was…read morethe first time I've been there for cosmic bowling, and it was a blast. I really enjoyed the fog machine they had going, and the lights were cool. Our lane broke briefly, and it only took a few minutes before it was fixed. I had a great experience with cosmic bowling, and I would certainly want to go back again sometime soon!

Pleasant hills is my second home. My whole family enjoys it. The entire staff is second to none…read more Clean , courteous, and an amazing atmosphere. I've met some of the best people here along with some fantastic advice. The leagues are alot of fun. I have never had a bad time in pleasant hills.

Great service. Right sized alley. Pretty good food. And the best lane rental deal in North…read moreDelaware! I'm so grateful for this place. Jason (the pro shop genius) is amazing and helped me get my game back where I need it. Whether you're in the mood for competitive bowling, to have just have fun, or to work in your game (like me) this is my preferred place to do it. This is my favorite alley and I recommend you check it out!

This is genuinely one of the most unique family fun centers we've been to. There's so much packed…read morein here you could easily spend hours: arcade games, bowling, go-karts, rock climbing, mini golf, and even amusement-park-style rides for the kids, like a carousel. They've got food on-site too, so you really don't need to leave. If you're in the Oaks, PA area and haven't checked this place out, you need to. Even if you're not local, it's about an hour and a half drive from us and it was absolutely worth it. They also have a cool package that combines the fun center, their movie theater, and the American Treasure Tour Museum, which is a really unique experience on its own. Highly recommend for a family day out.

If i could give a zero i would. Food is ridiculously expensive. Be prepared to pay $15.00 for a…read moreraw hamburger. No return or refund. Place is way overpriced for everything. And dirty!

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.