This place is a STRAIGHT BLAST FROM THE PAST. I am a professional bowler and have visited this…read moreplace to pratice when traveling up to Seattle or visiting family in Tri-cities. The prices are still in the 50s, including only charging under $2 for a soda! There are of course people who come in expecting a new modern type alley and are very rude to the employees, and complain about everything. Even people who post on here about a wait time, or a soda being $1.75... really? Any other alley charges between $4 and $8 for a pepsi. Even those complaints about only Pepsi being in bowling allies. Guess what.. pepsi is the national sponsorship for USBC and PBA bowling. Thus the only type of Soda you will find in ANY USBC sanctioned alley is PEPSI.

Took a group of high school kids bowling to kill some time the night before a golf tournament…read more Looks a bit rough around the edges, but the kids got balls and shoes for two bucks apiece and had a great time.

The place is rundown and the equipment is outdated. There were a few errors when it came to the…read morecomputers. However the staff is very rude and the parking lot layout isn't the best.

Reasonable prices and good people! The owner will help you learn to bowl and his boys are…read morerespectful and helpful every time I bowl. Great food as well and my daughter always feels welcome when she comes with me.

Spend hundreds of dollars and get the worst service imaginable. Bar tenders act like they came…read morestraight from an episode of Jerry springer and want to take it out on anyone in sight. That being said I'll be back later this week. ​

Great place! I had my son's 16th birthday here and the prices for lane rentals and food are…read moreextremely reasonable. All the employees were super nice and friendly.

Great bowling place. There's lots of games and fun things to do. The Jurassic Park game is…read moreundoubtedly the best game in the arcade. But some of the games were not as fair. But put that aside, the place was great. Mila, 7 Agreed. Jeff, 46

I was visiting from out of state and spending time with friends. We originally wanted to do…read morekaraoke, but since there weren't any options available at the time, we decided to go bowling instead. The first game went fine, but halfway through our second game, an employee named Mary approached our lane and rudely demanded to know why I was using the disabled/child bowling ramp and a 7-pound bowling ball. I have an old wrist injury from high school that makes it difficult and painful for me to bowl without accommodations. When I tried to explain this, Mary became argumentative and continued to challenge my explanation rather than simply accepting it. The interaction was uncomfortable and completely ruined the mood of our outing. What made the situation even more frustrating was that there were no children waiting to use the ramp, and there was another ramp available in the arcade area. There was no shortage of equipment, so there was no reason for me to be questioned in the first place. As someone working in hospitality, I was shocked by the lack of professionalism and respect I received as a paying customer. Disabilities and injuries are not always visible, and customers should not be made to justify their need for accessibility equipment in front of others. I left feeling embarrassed and disappointed by the way I was treated.

Want to go bowling here? Good luck trying .. apparently ,you can only bowl 3 days out of the week…read moreand for 1 hour each day ... The hours are not posted anywhere to reflect the ridiculously restrictive hours.

This bowling alley is one of the best. Has great food, drinks, and entertainment. Lots of options…read morefor games for the kids, nice little casino for the adults, bowling lanes are great and well kept. Lots of seating and is clean. Lockers. Great option for league bowling as well. Great little party spot too.

I am a mom of 4 boys so I have been to soooo many places like this over the last 15 years. My…read moreson's best friend moved to Tri-Cities and we try to visit as much as possible. On our last trip I was looking for something fun for a couple of 11 year old boys to do on a cold day and found this place online. It was super clean, well organized and lots of fun. I think 11 years old was probably the top end of the age range unless you were doing laser tag or virtual golf but we had fun. Like I said I have been to a ton of these places over 15 years and was very impressed with the cleanliness and efficiency of this one!

So apparently at Quake The EPICenter of Family Fun this is considered too dangerous and against…read moretheir rules. I was told to stop and can not hold my daughters (Who is special needs) hand to assist her to jump. Literally jumping an inch or two off the ground. I get their are rules, and you are not going to catch everyone but, others were doing the same and even pointed out by one of the owners while we were talking yet said absolutely nothing to them?? We have never felt she was not welcomed at a place until we tried to celebrate her bday at Quake. Such a sickening feeling as parents. We never had this issue at Max Air. I'm just glad she doesn't have the understanding to know what happened, to feel unwanted so she could still attempt to enjoy her bday.. Again needed to add this edit due to the lies of this company. First we were never told that we could move to bigger trampoline and continue to jump assisting my daughter like in the video. In fact I had to demonstrate to you in the adjacent bigger trampoline how I was jumping like in the video and was told that wouldn't work. Second in your video of rules we watched I did nothing close to depicted as double jumping or jumping too close to a smaller person as clearly seen in the video below. I was very gently assisting my physically handicapped daughter to jump. Absolutely nothing dangerous in that. Shameful and shady of a company to respond with lies instead of facts. Then to suggest that I'm putting my daughter at such dangerous risk to her safety is a joke. Much like how this company has responded to this whole thing.

My husband and 12 year old son and I came in today for some fun arcade games and hopefully some…read moreyummy pizza to fill our grumbling tummies. We aren't from the area, this was our first visit. We had fun on all the games, and the cotton candy machine was a fun treat after a disappointing lunch. I hate to say it because we had fun today. Personal sized pizzas ($7 - not a bad price) were burnt tasting on the bottom and honestly seemed like they came out of a freezer. Chips and queso also aren't worth the $8 unless you're good with weirdly lumpy sweet hot cheese with hot rotel and bland chips. Sorry, but I'm just being honest. I always want to give places the benefit of the doubt because maybe I just had the wrong thing today and they have other killer options on the menu that I won't get to try. Overall it was affordable, fun, and we came home with nice prizes.

One of our lanes was broken and the staff were super rude. Avoid bowling unless you like being…read moretreated like crap

We didn't bowl, but we enjoyed such great food and service while sitting in the bar area. The…read moreprime-rib French dip is amazing! Thank you!

We liked to order food to go here but will not do it again. We ordered 2 chicken strip baskets and…read more2 shrimp baskets, because it was my birthday ordered 4 pieces of cake. We were charged an extra $8!! One dollar for each container. I could understand charging for the larger containers but for the small ones? Excuse me! Do they charge for containers to take food home after eating there?

Great food. It was easy to get a gluten free option. Our server was great at giving us time to…read moreorder, check on us during the meal and providing a ticket timely. The room was comfortable and pleasant.

1. The beer is AWFUL 2. Employees are known for adjusting…read moretips on receipts AND their checks STILL bounce. 3. Definitely filthy kitchen and should be inspected. 4. because of the rural area all the food out here is just really hard to make impressive.