Small-town bowling alley to the max! We visited the wonderfully named Rock and Bowl Hall of Lane…read morefor my BF's nephew's birthday party. The alley opened early and gave him and his classmates run of the place. The building is surprisingly large inside. The vibe is retro, not out of a conscious effort but because it's been kept up with what is likely its original furnishings. I loved the green chairs for lane-side seating and the white and beige checkered lockers. There's a large bar area with games and your typical bar/bowling alley menu; all items are affordable and around $5. Behind the bar is a large smoking porch open to those 21+. In the front of the building is a banquet room with a silk-flower-covered wall on one end and a front porch facade at the either. There's ample floor space and several 8-foot rectangular tables; the kids had a great time running around and helping themselves to a buffet that the parents were allowed to bring in (hot dogs, sloppy joes, cake, hot chocolate, etc.). The owners/managers were super chill; they hung out at the bar to serve anyone who wanted drinks and generally just seemed to have a good time watching the kiddos have the times of their lives - no complaints when they accidentally stepped onto the lanes or decided to climb on the ball return. They let the parents do their jobs and had a good grasp of the behavior that comes from a group of six-year-olds hopped up on sugar and bumper bowling. Prices for regular bowling are reasonable and they've got a slew of other activities to keep the people of Jefferson entertained from karaoke to dart leagues. It's a bit of a drive from Madison, but I'll keep it in mind for some pre- or post-drive-in movie fun!

Wonderful people. New ownership. Great vibe. A perfect place to bowl or just to hangout.read more

We were stopping by some local bowling alleys to inquire about league openings/schedules as we are…read moremoving to the area and looking for a league. On top of being a bit pricey for two beers ($10... not exhorbitant, but higher than other bowling establishments we visited today), we never saw the bartender until we checked out. He never asked if we wanted a menu or if we were interested in ordering any food. In fact, we were hard pressed to know if we were going to get offered another drink! Best stop for bowling alleys in the area was in Janesville. Rivers Edge Bowl had great prices, friendly staff, and excellent food.

Me and my girlfriend came in to play some bowling. We were excited but very disappointed when the…read moremanager would not come over to help us. We sat in front of the register for at least 10 minutes waiting for the person to come up to us. She knew we were standing there waiting but still chose to not come and talk to us. I don't understand how a place like this can get any business when you won't even help your customers that want to pay to bowl. Place was very outdated so I guess it makes sense. Won't be coming back here ever. Waste of time.

Great fresh soup and salad bar. Even though busy with a large party group took us in as a party of…read more2 immediately.

I was a bit suspect when I noted it was a bowling alley, but decided to give it a try for a Friday…read morenight fish fry and was pleasantly surprised. Nice and clean. Very friendly and attentive servers. Good selection of beer and generous mixed drinks. Salad bar had a nice variety of options that were fresh and tasty; including pickled chicken gizzards of all things. I had the fried chicken and fish with potato pancakes. The chicken and fish were both crispy and hot. Nice portions on potato pancakes, though I like them more crispy; next time will ask. My wife enjoyed her honey garlic walleye. Will definitely be back to try more menu options.

We never ended up going bowling here. The establishment wouldn't answer telephone calls the day…read morebefore we were going to take the family bowling. And on the day we were going, evidently it was the owner that answered the phone and was incredibly rude. The reason we think it was him is because we chose a different bowling alley, was talking to someone else there and they said the owner is a jerk.

This is a small neighborhood bowling alley with 8 lanes, a small bowling shop and a fairly good…read moresize horseshoe bar that has a small kitchen menu. Having frequented many bowling alleys in my time, this one is probably one of the more shadier appearing ones and could use a good sprucing up.. But the bartender was super friendly and the bowlers who were at the bar after league were polite. Definitely more of a locals league alley. They do offer open bowling, but I'd call beforehand to get their times, as it seems most days have league bowling going on. While we were bellied up to the bar, we were taught the dice game. The guys explained it along the way and it was actually pretty fun. My uncle rolled 5 sixes on his first roll and that was just classic! Wish I had video'd it! There's a large parking lot. Restrooms are clean. Could be a little better lit from outside, but again...It's a small alley. Will visit again

Great bowling alley. They'll be redoing the lanes shortly recently updated their scoring system and…read moreprobably supporting DDHS students.

Great old school bowling alley with absolutely fabulous people working here. Highly recommend.read more

Great local bar and bowling alley. This is a good place to host a birthday party events that would…read moreinvolve the bowling alley! They accommodate events to raise money for charities or special events which is so cool!

Friendly service, clean interior. Amazing fish n chicken special with a cup of soup for $18…read more Delicious old fashioned drinks as well. A++

We're new here in the area at a Campground and when asking around about a fish fry everyone…read morecollectively said T & D's. So we got the fish fry last Friday and ordered again for this Friday! Excellent food! It's going to be a go to for sure!

The Garcade is a favorite spot for my son and I. Admission rate is fair based the ability to play…read moreall day for free. Countless pinball machines and many other arcade games that remind me on my youth, we don't struggle to find games we like playing together. Don't sleep on the Cosmotron. We rush too it when it's empty and enjoy laughing about the funny ways we crash our spacecraft. Other favorites are the Dig Dug, Galaga and even Gauntlet. Whether it's a spring break treat or a way to beat the summer heat, The Garcade is a must stop.

This place is great! Amazing selection of arcade games and pinball machines! So many classics! It…read morewas like gong down memory lane! I also found one of my new favorite arcade games called the Perfect Pour it was a lot of fun!! Going to come back soon!

One star but really ZERO. Asked for refund and walked out. The older man was so rude to our family…read more The minute we walked in he was telling us our children couldn't go up the tables because people were going to sit there but end up assigning us those tables anyways. We asked for four games, he refused saying theres a 2hr policy. So we asked to do 2 games, he still refused saying hes only going to start us off on one. We get to our lanes place our things on the table, he comes down and tells us to put our stuff on one table only even though we got 2 lanes with a table assigned to each. At this point, we just decided to go elsewhere. Asked for a refund and left.

WARNING -Racist Owner!! Recently we were in dream lanes and we had an interaction with Robin the…read moremanager . We had lost some money in one of the video games in the arcade and not to use race in any way but some of us in our group were black and it just seemed like Robin had an issue with our appearance is all I can take from it . He was extremely rude basically accusing of lying that we didn't lose any money I mean we're only talking about 75 cents . But he made a very big issue out of nothing and it made us all feel very uncomfortable . I would recommend finding a different bowling alley that Robin guy is not a good man in my opinion . Don't give him your time and especially your money . ​​