Hi there Bowlero Norco, Just wanted to give some good props…read moreto your staff , manager and especially "Kaylen" at the snack bar.. He is one of the nicest people I have ever met as an employee of Bowlero! Thank you Kaylen for being so nice and patient! You are truly Blessed soul!! Mariselle :)

Cool place to hang out on a Friday night with family and friends. Very upbeat with the music…read moreplaying. The food servers are fantastic. Always very attentive. Love the all you can bowl for 26.99.

I decided to give Big Al's another try 6 yrs later. My Children and I attended this time and we had…read morea much more pleasant experience. We went bowling, bought snacks, shoe rental and spent an additional $132 on 4 game cards with convenience fee. Bowling was fun although we had to ask an attendant to remove the bumpers. They appeared to be on all lanes and was a very intense process to get them off. Also we had a wonderful snack attendant who served us initially when we got there. I did not catch her name but she had long braids and suggested a pitcher of soda for our family as a better value than 4 standard drinks. I do want to stress that this is a cashless business and I do not support digital only businesses. I purchased summer bowling passes for my teenagers for a killer deal but am concerned on how they will be able to purchase snacks if I'm not there with my credit card but I believe there's a machine that converts cash into card. I'm not certain if that's what I heard. They had a lot of fun games for all ages to play. Beware as per usual to most Arcades with the exception of D&B's in my opinion it's going to take several $100's if not $1000's of dollars to obtain a decent prize. Unless you win jackpots. My boy's plan to save their tickets until they can get Something they want. There were a-lot Of teenage congregant's as usual to any arcade. One group threw an empty game card at my shoulder and were laughing when I looked up. Nevertheless it was a fun time.

I've now been here twice to bowl, and unfortunately both experiences were frustrating enough that I…read morewon't be bowling here again. Both visits had the same issue: the group next to us had no sense of bowling etiquette, and it was never addressed by staff. Their parties were oversized and ended up spilling into our space sitting in our seats, placing drinks on our table, and generally taking over the shared area. On top of that, their kids repeatedly came over to our lane, touching our tablet and interfering with our game. It made it really hard to enjoy what we paid for. What made it worse is that both times, the groups next to us were visibly drunk. That kind of environment might be expected at a bar, but when it starts impacting other guests' experience especially families it becomes a problem. There didn't seem to be any staff intervention to manage the situation or maintain a respectful atmosphere. Another frustrating point was the check-in process. I brought my own Brunswick bowling shoes, but I was still told I had to rent a pair anyway. The employee even said I could "just do whatever with them," which honestly makes no sense and feels like an unnecessary charge. Policies like that don't feel customer-friendly. To be fair, Big Al's is a fun place overall. The arcade games and general hangout vibe are great, and I'd still come back for that. But the bowling experience itself just isn't worth it based on what I've experienced. There's definitely room for improvement staff should be more proactive about enforcing basic bowling etiquette, making sure groups stay within their assigned seating areas and respect neighboring lanes. Better monitoring, especially when alcohol is involved, could help prevent disruptive behavior. Clear limits on group sizes per lane, ensuring kids stay within their own lane, and revisiting the shoe rental policy for guests who bring their own equipment would all go a long way in improving the experience. There's definitely potential here, but the bowling side needs better structure and oversight.

It's so sad that this place closed. This was one of Norco's hidden treasures. I went here to watch…read morethe dodgers game or just to have some good pizza with my friends top tier place if you asked me. Still really sad it closed. Always had great service and some of the best ambiance.

If you're looking for great pizza, drinks, and a fun atmosphere, this is the spot! They have arcade…read moregames to keep the kids entertained and plenty of TVs for watching the game, making it a great place to hang out with family or friends. The must-order item here? The garlic knots. Whether you're stopping by for drinks, dining in, or grabbing takeout, do yourself a favor and don't skip these. I've tried garlic knots from plenty of other places, but these are hands-down the best I've ever had. Unlike the typical dense, baked garlic knots you'll find elsewhere, these are buttery, crispy, and fluffy nuggets of perfection, fried to golden goodness. They're truly on another level!

We had such a great experience at Lucky Strike Bowling! This place used to be called Bowlero. My…read moreson's band got together for bowling, pizza, and fries, and they had the absolute best time. We booked the package with two bowling games, and it included all the pizza, fries, and drinks the kids wanted within the hour and a half we reserved -- which made everything so easy and stress-free. After bowling, they all headed to the arcade and didn't want to leave. The space is fun, well organized, and perfect for groups. Most importantly, the staff was incredibly kind, welcoming, and helpful throughout our visit, which really made the experience even better. The kids are already asking when we can go back. Highly recommend for family outings, group hangouts, or celebrations!

Idk if they recently got an upgrade or what but everything looks super new and nice. It's also…read morereally clean and has a lot of potential. One thing I just didn't like was there was literally sooooo many lanes open and they made us all squeeze in one side of the room. I mean I get it if they were busy but wtheck. They should've spread everyone apart to give us all some comfort. I get it for a restaurant if they have one server and we all have to be scrunched together but this made no sense. Another thing is that it is super expensive. The food is pretty expensive. I got one flat bread (not even a full pizza) and a large fries and two extra dips. It came out to almost $30. For two games and 2 pairs of shoes it costs almost $70. I guess that's how much bowling is nowadays. It does get busy during the night during weekends, but they do have a half off weekday special and isn't as busy during the mornings. Their arcade set up is pretty big I didn't even bother playing that bc who knows I would've spend another $50 on just games. The area kinda sketch, just beware of your surroundings.

Got to come here again with friends and had such a fun time! I love how all the mini golf courses…read moreare themed around famous landmarks from around the world And the glow-in-the-dark concept always adds that extra touch of challenge and excitement haha There are about 27 courses total, which I think is a really good amount and makes the whole experience feel worth it. The only thing to keep in mind is that if you visit during a busy time, you might end up waiting a bit behind the group ahead of you before starting the next hole. But overall, still such a fun spot to come to with friends!

A fun way to spend some time if you're in the area. I brought a friend here so we could both try…read moremini golf for the first time. The glow in the dark aesthetic is quite a welcoming one. We were greeted by energetic staff who asked us which package we would take. Naturally the 24 hole golf is included and decided on the escape room option. There are two options, one alien themed and the other pirate themed. We went with the Alien 51 themed one since the pirate one was in use. After a short video we had a 10 minute time limit to solve the puzzle. It's quite straight forward but quite a thinker at times. We were able to solve it with little time to spare. Me and my friend had a great time figuring it out and will gladly return to see the other offering down the line. Onto the main course, the mini golf! The courses are laid out in a way that guides you along each hour in order. Each course has its own theme ranging from a Dia de Los Muertos themed one to one with the great wall of China serving as a ramp. It was definitely a vibe and we had a blast. Some holes scale up in difficulty while others are quite straight forward. Overall this was a great time and excellent way to spend time together with a friend.

It was a bit hectic the day I visited this shop with lots of customers waiting and walking in and…read moreout. The young man working seemed very knowledgeable and experienced in proper and accurate sizing/drilling. I had 3 brand new balls that needed to be drilled. He measured my hand multiple times and throughout the drilling process. The whole process took about an hour and a half (maybe 2 hours), but I felt confident that it was done effectively with a minimal chance of needing adjustments in the immediate future. He did this working past their closing time. It was nice to witness that type of work ethic and I surely did appreciate it. It was fairly priced considering the meticulous effort that was applied. I've since been bowling a few times since then and my grip still feels good. Will return here should I need any work done on my gear.

Dean and company are bowling savages!!! Expert knowledge and advice, driven for a passion for the…read moregame. Hours are great, quick turn around and deliver on time, every time.

This was my first and last time here. I came to celebrate a friend's birthday on cumbia night and…read morewas excited for a fun evening, but the service completely ruined it. We ordered multiple alcoholic drinks, a beer bucket, and food. The cook was very kind and even made wings for us though he was about to finish -- he was the only positive part of the night. The issue was the bar staff. The bartender was rude from the start. Later, I asked for a simple cup of tap water and was told they only sell bottled water (Arrowhead). I explained I had already purchased food and alcohol and just wanted tap water. Instead of handling it professionally, he whispered to another bartender and directed me to a man behind the bar. When I repeated my request, I was told, "We're trying to make a profit." That response was unacceptable. After spending money there, being treated like a problem over a cup of water was disappointing. I was eventually given a very small cup. I also ran into a friend who mentioned the service here is consistently bad, so this doesn't seem like a one-time issue. If you value respectful service and basic hospitality, I wouldn't recommend this place.

The place felt kind of run-down and the overall vibe wasn't what we were expecting. The arcade area…read moreespecially felt underwhelming, and the games didn't really seem worth playing. It might be fine if you're just looking to kill some time nearby, but it's not somewhere I'd go out of my way to visit again.

Back to Monday night bowling last night after a month off! It was crowded with league players for…read more2/3 of the lanes on the east side and there are maybe 8-10 lanes free for individual bowlers to play on the west side. So if you plan to take advantage of the $4 per game deal, either come early or stop by later (we're outta there by 8 lol). There are always fun events advertised at the front desk! Next up is a Dodger watch party on Saturday April 25 at 4!

Holy molium, it's Bowlium!...We were at another bowling alley that was busy hosting a tourney, so…read morethe staff recommended checking this place out. It's a striking building to look at especially during the evenings. A blast from the past with the smells to go with it. 32 Lanes as it proudly states out front, and we were given lane #26. Plenty of the lanes available too, and with that a large selection of balls. The lights were dimly lit in the place, and folks of all levels were playing that night. Fancy high-powered spinning and frequent gutter balls, we were squarely near the lower end of that spectrum. Different game modes on the screen included cartoons/animations of bowling pins, sea creatures, and comic book characters, which added some charm to an otherwise similar experience. At one point, the guys on the lane to the left gave us some good pointers, though I cannot say I will bowl enough to retain any of the muscle memory. All in all, a nice way to spend the evening.

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!

Concourse Bowling Center in Anaheim is such a great spot for a fun night out! The lanes are well…read moremaintained, the atmosphere is lively without being overwhelming, and the staff is friendly and helpful from start to finish. Whether you're there with friends, family, or on a casual date night, it's an easy place to relax and have a good time. They have everything you need for a classic bowling experience, and the overall vibe is clean, welcoming, and well organized. Definitely a go-to bowling alley in Anaheim--I'll for sure be coming back!

Five of us got together Saturday and spent the day at Pins & Pockets. We're definitely not the best…read morebowlers, but we had such a great time just hanging out, laughing, chatting, and playing. The pizza was really good, and the service was great! After bowling, we headed into the game room and played some laser tag. Running around in the blacklight, hiding, ducking, and trying to line up the perfect shot had us all laughing. There were so many great hiding spots... until someone found just the right angle to tag you..haha! After that, we made our way to Escapology Escape Rooms for our reservation. The staff was kind and accommodating, the lobby was beautiful, very comfortable and inviting. The escape room itself was awesome. We played Mansion Murder. The presentation was the best I've experienced so far. It was challenging and super fun. We'll definitely be back to try another room and enjoy another great time. Good stuff!

Yes, it's big. Yes, there's plenty to do, and yes, the food is pretty good. Pins n Pockets is…read moreperfect for parties or to spread out and relax. Wait, did I just say relax? Good luck with that. There's little to no chance of that happening. It's a high energy place. Noisy, hectic, bustling, and it starts before you even get into the building. P n P shares its parking lot with another successful business, a coffee joint. Trying to find parking will be your first challenge. Dutch Brothers Coffee attempts to hijack a drive lane, by putting cones across it, in order route traffic into its take-out lines. Those poor cones, LoL. More than one vehicle has found their way over them. After you crunch a couple, you still have to slot your car somewhere. Go wide and walk. Inside, you'll meet your next hurdle. Trying to think! Expect a decibel level increase. Yep, it's loud. Between the bowling lanes, arcade, and offspring letting loose, the cacophony will move you. Now, will it move you out the door, or deeper into the bowels. Of course you'll go deeper. You're a glutton for this type of punishment. That's why you came in the first place, right? We attended a bowling party. It was in a private room with plenty of lanes, seating and food. Fantastic for the purpose. If you're thirsty, no problem. Through the adjoining door you'll find yourself in the bar. Expect to pay up for this convince. Pins n Pockets, when it comes to adult beverages, should be named, Pick yur Pockets. Outrageous drink prices! But if you drink before you come, you can get by. You're going to have fun. Quick Tip: Earplugs, and if you bring the kids, keep an eye on them.