Really 3.5 stars . The pricing is great, especially if you come for the unlimited bowling from 9pm…read moreto close. It's worth it if you play at least 3 games! So we did that. However we did have a slight wait before we could start bowling which was expected. We looked around and there were a bunch of unused lanes so we went to ask about that and the server told us we could just use any lane so we went to ask the girls at the counter and the girl at the counter was so extremely rude. It was such a turnoff wtf. The server was super nice though. We preferred to order with him instead of using the QR code because the internet is non existent in this place. And to use the WiFi, you had to put in your email, which I didn't want them to have my email. So that was annoying. We got a pizza, which tasted pretty good but was extremely greasy lol! The bowling itself was kind of weird too because all the pins had a string attached to them and that's how they would reset them. Which was crazy because I felt like the strings would sometimes prevent the pins from falling at times, messing up our game. Boo hoo. I do like the retro vibes with the music videos and Space Jam movie but the music was too quiet and they played Space Jam 3 times while we were there! Yikes!!! Lol overall, would maybe come back if it was the cheapest place but probably not otherwise!

First time ever coming to this bowling alley. We purchased one of their party packages to celebrate…read moreour 14 year old's birthday. The setup was great, didn't expect the personalized greeting for our daughter... Girls had a great time and service was amazing!

What a great time! We started off at a congratulations…read morecelebration at brewery X, but that place is so crowded so we went to the bowling alley for a couple of drinks and the DJ was so amazing that we told all our kids to come over and they did and we actually drank and danced and party at the bowling alley! The DJ gave the place such a fun vibe! KIDS ordered food. Just bowling alley fried food, but they all seem to enjoy it and everybody had a great time. We have a pretty big family and I was telling my husband we should start having our celebrations at the bowling alley when that DJ is playing!

This place is awesome. Kind of hidden, so going on a Saturday I thought there would be a long wait,…read morebut NO! Short wait, good music, nice lanes...good local beers and drinks in the bar. This place is great!

Want neon bowling? Want good food?…read moreWant fast service at the bar? Want all you can bowl special? (Check for days and times on your own!) Want to enjoy a good time with friends? Want to throw a celebration party? Want to shoot some pool? Want to play some pin ball? Want to play arcades and win tickets? Crane game? A giant one?! Stop by! Good times and will come back soon! Food: The pizza was 3/5 The chicken nacho was 5/5! This surprised the whole party, everyone thought this was way better than "expected". Bread sticks ok 3/5 Chicken wings 4/5! Pretzel with dip 5/5! Fries 4/5! Tower of beer 3/5! Wish it was colder Decor 5/5! Fun factor 5/5!

What a fun spot to hang out with friends! My friends and I decided to come to Bowlero & I'm so glad…read morewe did :') We came on a Sunday night and surprisingly it was v busy. I love how they have a bar + an arcade -- LOTS of activities hehe I will be back with my buddies !

Pretty chill place to bowl, play pool, or watch sports!…read more We did the $40 for a group of 4 deal. Came with shoe rentals and 2 hours of bowling (Mon - Thurs). There are a bunch of pool tables and a big bar area with TVs to watch games, drink, and eat! The dining/bar area was actually super crowded for the World Cup! You can also order food and drinks to your lane. We ordered the nachos, it wasn't bad, not the best, but good finger food (Tasted like a Dave and Busters nachos). Also ordered a tall beer for $12! Drink prices are around $10-18 depending if you are getting a cocktail or a beer. I would definitely enjoy coming back!

Lucky Strike Orange is such a solid spot for large groups--whether you're planning something with…read morefriends or bringing the whole family together. The space is clean, well-kept, and has a fun energy without feeling overwhelming. Pricing is pretty reasonable for what you get, which makes it easy to relax and actually enjoy your time without stressing about the cost. Pro tip: go in the morning if you can--when we went, it was basically empty, which made everything way more enjoyable (no waiting, no crowds, just vibes). Parking is at The Outlets at Orange, so you might have a bit of a walk depending on where you park, but it's manageable. What I loved most is that it really works for all ages--my grandma and my nephew both had a great time, which says a lot. Definitely a go-to if you're trying to plan something easy and fun for a group!

A real old school bowling alley. bowling spirit alive and well here. Lots of people on a Thursday…read morebowling. Seniors are kicking butt and there's families and schools doing their fun thing. Prices are really good. The city gave them an award for their googie architecture. I tried to buy a shirt for the occasion but they ran out-- only xxxl and higher lol.

I grew up in Anaheim, graduated in 1977. Spent many fun nights here in my youth. My wife and I are…read moreconsidering joining a league. We live closer to Concourse Lanes, but I wanted to take us to Linbrook to see if we would like it and maybe spend more time in my old neighborhood. Just for nostalgia's sake. Well maybe we were there on an off night? (Sunday 5pm) When we walked in leagues were in play. It was busy. The look was, frankly, worn. I was not impressed. As much as this Alley is held in high regard, I expected a much cleaner, less worn look. Very unkept. At best. Maybe invest in new carpeting, fresh paint, clean the floors and paneled walls. That would be a good start. We played for an hour and left. None of us felt good about our time there. Me, the wife and my daughter. To make the matter worse, the ball return damaged my new bowling ball. When I brought it to the front counters' attention - they said sorry, nothing we can do for you unless you are a registered league bowler with Linbrook. Well, I'm not and ... I won't be. Heading back to Concourse much more accommodating there.

First went here for my friend's birthday party and is now my go to place for arcades. Idk how much…read morehas changed when it comes to bowling and food there but I did try out the food and drinks. I actually thought they were decent and especially when going bowling with your friends and all. I remember my friend ordered the standard chicken tenders and fries for his other friends and I to share. The arcade selections is not bad, better than my last visit but I sort of missed the selection they had when I first visit this place. Especially since my first visit had tons of variety ranging from fighting games like BlazBlue and Persona (I miss that Persona fighting game), racing games, rail shooters like Time Crisis, and games where you earn tickets like Space Invader and that pirate wheel spinning game (don't know the name). I didn't mind the airsoft ones like Onpoint and the Cyberpunk game (which didn't work when I visited btw) because it always felt good using those but I'm not a fan of the VR ones. Mostly because it invalidated the rail shooters and you get sick of it easily. It's the reason why I rarely see anyone play those. The good part about the arcade selection is that unlike most arcade places, tickets are a lot easier to rack up and especially if you know which game to play. The plinko ones I highly recommend if you want to earn tickets. Speaking of comparison, this is place is surprisingly a lot quieter (outside of kids acting like you know kids) but that's because most of the people that go to Round 1 are like teenagers and young adults. Which makes sense given the amount of anime stuff this place provides. The claw machine is obviously the main attraction and they've honestly gotten much harder than previous first few visits, which is why I deduct one star. Though the staff were helpful enough to reposition the plushie so that I could get it but I'm not sure if they still do that. They have a lot of selections of anime merch but good luck trying to win those given how hard they've gotten. It'd be a miracle if the claw even lifts it up. The balls underneath the prize certainty didn't help either.

made a whole yelp account just to complain about this place!! the staff were so rude and…read moreunprofessional. im sure most of them are lovely people but oh my god the "manager" RJ (bigger blonde lady with glasses) and security guards were irritating. condescending, rude, needlessly intimidating, and honestly there's a good chance they're racist too. seriously allergic to deescalating, how hard is it to ask someone to step back from a machine? you have to go straight to kicking them out, of course! they're all over the place contradicting themselves when they speak. i'll never blame someone for doing their job but when you act like that honestly you gotta be fired food handling is questionable here and the games are rigged to hell. if you want one of the prizes, buy it online. seriously, don't waste your money here. i wanna give round1 another chance but not at this location!

Camelot Golfland is a great place for family fun! They have lots of variety and are a better value…read morecompared to other similar places. The mini golf was a lot of fun, and the package deals are definitely the way to go if you want to do the most activities while saving money. It's a great spot for all ages, with plenty to enjoy. The only thing I would suggest is adding more shade around the golf areas, especially on warmer days. Overall, we had a great time and will definitely be back!

Castle of fun! My group bought the $48 Golfland Fun Pass and it was worth it. All attractions are…read moreincluded but the attractions we did were mini golf, laser tag, bumper boats, race cars, and everyone used all 35 points on their arcade card. You get around 6 minutes of play time per attraction. To access attractions, you press a service button to call over an employee. It was not crowded on a Monday afternoon and there was plenty of free parking. + We started off our day with bumper boats to cool off in the summer heat. Each boat had built in water shooters. We were spraying each other and everyone got soaked. + We went on race cars to dry ourselves off. The cars were surprisingly fast. - For race cars, there was no working service button. Instead, there was a picture of a button taped to the wall which was a bit confusing. We ended up finding a staff member who let us in. It would be helpful to have a note with instructions on what to do. + The laser tag arena was bigger than expected with plenty of walls and obstacles to hide behind. There were even a couple of jump scare surprises lurking in corners. + Mini golf was fun with different colored golf balls and decorated courses. + Plenty of arcade games for all ages. - Some games were broken or out of service. + Clean bathrooms. + They sell Dole Whip here.

Many, many years of family fun! My grandson was in awe with his first experience! Keep up the…read moregreat job of updating and improving the facilities! Congratulations!!

Severe ADA Violation - Denied Entry by Manager Josie for Medical NecessityReview Text:…read more I am deeply disappointed and frustrated by my experience at this establishment regarding a blatant refusal to accommodate a legitimate medical necessity. I have Sjögren's disease, a chronic autoimmune condition that attacks moisture-producing glands. This causes severe, constant oral dryness and extreme thirst, requiring me to have immediate, continuous access to water.When I tried to enter with my water bottle, I was stopped. I explicitly explained my medical condition and the physical necessity of having hydration on hand. Despite this clear medical explanation, the manager/employee, Jose, refused to allow me to enter. Instead, he gave me an unacceptable ultimatum: I could either repeatedly walk back and forth to my car in the parking lot to drink water, or I could purchase water directly from the venue.Under Title III of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), public businesses are strictly required to make reasonable modifications to their policies to accommodate individuals with medical conditions and disabilities. Forcing a customer to pay for water or exit the building repeatedly just to access a medical necessity is a clear violation of public accommodation laws.Manager/employee, Jose and the rest of the front-line staff desperately need proper training on ADA compliance and basic customer empathy. I expect the ownership to take immediate corrective action so that no other patron with a medical condition is subjected to this unlawful treatment.