I was full before I even got my main tray.the service was amazing. And it looked good.read more

Entered the restaurant which is also a bowling alley and arcade games…read more Being in the beach area in Delaware on the weekends is like driving NYC in rush hour, so I decided to reserve a table for myself and 2 grandsons noticing they had a nice kid's menu. Upon entering I noticed I wouldn't have needed a reservation and was very surprised. We were seated at a very cool three sided square booth which lined the restaurant very comfortable and happy adding to the experience. Had a bourbon cocktail to start, very good. The food we ordered were very good. The kids ordered the Kraft Mac n cheese which they enjoyed and I have to admit being from South Jersey near the Philly area the cheesesteak I ordered was indeed sliced ribeye on a delicious Liscio roll. Definitely a south Philly competitor. I remember mentioning to my buddy who graciously lent me his condo for the week to enjoy with the kids, who recommended dining here what a wonderful experience this was and he said when he took his brother, he was so surprised a bowling alley was capable of delivering such a wonderful dining experience.

Most rude customer service ever. As a real bowler the lanes suck, always dry lanes, overpriced…read morebowling, seating is bad, not very clean, approach isn't slick, almost fell multiple times from sticking. Using REAL bowling shoes. Went to pay and he wouldn't take cash, they don't separate payments, I am 15 and this bald guy at the register expects me to pay with a card even tho I'm holding out cash for a OVERCHARGED bowl. Charged me $10 more than I should've. Also have a card fee when we wouldn't even take my cash. He had A FULL REGISTER OF CASH AND HE WOULDNT TAKE MY CASH. Worst bowling experience and costumer service.

If I could give it a 0 I would. The staff were just rude. The food was disgusting. They wouldn't…read morelet us pay separately Which made me pissed. Just no, I would never come back. I don't recommend Southbound Alley

I just had to share! I had a wonderful experience planning my uncle's 46th year of teaching…read moreretirement celebration at Heritage Shores Golf Club. Anne Ryan, Director of Sales & Marketing, was an absolute pleasure to work with. She helped me tailor an event on their beautiful grounds that will truly honor my uncle and make us all proud.

It's what's for dinner! Sharing the Orange Scallops Appetizer - tender and well seasoned. I had…read morethe Pulled Pork over Mac N Cheese. It seemed unfamiliar, but who doesn't enjoy Mac n cheese? The pulled pork is subtly seasoned and tender. The portion is generous too. Bob had one of his all time favorites - Beer Battered Cod and Chips. He always loves it. Our server was attentive and pleasant too.

Ok course with cute beach decorations. No shade at all so go later in the day. All was well except…read morethe radio was blasting commercials, one of my biggest pet peeves.

The place was great. Dinosaurs were cool. The family had a good time. I love the dinosaur on the…read morelast hole, making fun of you for making a bad shot. Good stuff

The golf was fun and it was fun with the dinosaurs, some of which moved and made noise…read more Didn't try the course of ropes, but there were others doing it and it did look fun. There are coupons that you can use that do work even for just 2 people.

We actually didn't end up golfing here. We waited in line and checked out the course, but…read moreultimately decided to go somewhere else. The biggest issue for us was that there just wasn't much to the course. It advertises BOGO, which may be the gimmick to get people in, but once we saw the course, we weren't convinced it was worth it. The holes are very small and straightforward, without much of the fun decor, creative obstacles, or challenges I typically look for in mini golf. It felt much more geared toward beginners or very young kids than a traditional mini-golf experience. If you're looking for something simple and easy for little ones, it might work. But if you're expecting the fun, themed, challenging mini golf experience, I'd probably look elsewhere.

On top of an extremely boring course with very little fun obstacles, nearly every single hole is…read morebumpy and poorly maintained. Most of the time when the ball goes in the hole, it bounces back out.

If I could give this rating zero stars, then I would. I strongly dislike the attitude of the…read moreworkers there, and I definitely do NOT like the course! The shots are just straight the whole entire time! Ugh. I just go to Old Pro golf, it NEVER disappoints me. Sure, the Nick's Maui Golf course looks cool and fun, but it's really not.

While the food is a 4/5 and the service is wonderful; It took more than 45 min to get a pizza. If…read moreyou have a long evening no and don't mind waiting the environment is nice and relaxing.

My parents own a place here and I love coming to visit. The pools are great, especially because the…read moreone is 16 and over so no kids splashing or playing games. There is a wave pool with sand for all ages. Bars and music set up on weekends. Very chill and fun vibe. They have golf, you can rent kayaks etc for the bay, biking and running trails, a full gym with classes, tennis courts, etc. Also they have camps and such to keep kids occupied. I agree with the other reviewer about the grill. It is very slooooowwww! For really no reason. They need to fix the food and drink situations, considering its been about 6 years and they have yet to figure out a efficient manner to run the pool club. Overall though great place in Delaware. Love visiting.

It's been four years since we were here ... and excellent as usual! Had a great time and look…read moreforward to coming again soon! Played games, rode rides and won prizes. Good times! All the staff was amazing too .. Great job Funland!!

We enjoyed Funland's presence right on the boardwalk and the opportunity to get out of the sun. We…read morealso liked that there were many toddler friendly rides where she could actually ride solo and without paying a premium. I think you can do an all day ride pass or just pay as you go. It seemed like most toddler friendly rides were 3 tickets ($0.75/ticket) so we found that pretty reasonable. Some of the arcade games are kind of gimmes (due to you having zero chance of winning) but a few guarantee that you'll win so our toddler happily collected a rubber ducky and some food themed plushies like a watermelon. I think there's less amusement for adults but if you're a parent with a toddler or kids in tow, it met our needs. It's also right next to a public restroom so that's handy too.