We enjoying eating and playing at Stardust lanes. Food is consistently good. Drinks were good but…read morecocktails seemed a little small (or under poured) for the cost. Service is consistently good and friendly. We love going to stardust - lots of Fun stuff to do here as well: bowling, laser tag, escape rooms, arcade, axe throwing and other stuff. Recommend ordering food in the restaurant area rather than while bowling. That can consume your play time. We made that mistake a couple times. Overall good experiences and made many memories here. Also note - they do have a metal detector at the door and security which adds to a level of safety that I appreciate.

Seems like a nice bar to hang out, and they have a beverage selection from an ample group of craft…read morebeers, but their staff is obviously overwhelmed with customers to provide adequate service. Their management needs to focus on the needs of their customers; i.e .they want beverages without having to wait 10 minutes at the bar. We left without acknowledgement from the waitstaff.

Bowling, mini golf, billiards, bumper cars, a laser maze and an arcade all under one roof...and…read morefood items including fresh salads. We stopped on a Thursday afternoon to stretch as we toured around Michigan. staff were friendly, everything looked clean and very well kept. Four of us played mini-golf for $14. If we had a place like this near home, we would be there a lot. ps. Indoor and outdoor seating to eat food purchased there.

Plenty of lanes for bowling, laser tag, and plenty of things to do for the kids and adults alike…read more Reasonably priced. Highly recommended.

I have been a part of a league here for many years (at least 5yrs) and the staff is awesome. I…read moreconstantly chat with owners Mel and Cheryl throughout the night and Dale and Lisa are great as well. They don't put up with attitudes or people abusing their lanes or equipment as they shouldn't and I can tell you from reading the other reviews that Mel took the "light" ball because it was probably an 8lb ball that 9 year olds use and people like to whip them down the lane as hard as they can. Don't slander a good business because you wanted to go abuse their alleys and got called out for it. As for the other review September 18, 2016 was a Sunday. Just like the mall (or any other business out there besides Meijer, Walmart, fast food and gas stations) they close earlier on Sundays. They weren't going to stay open just for you princess. As for the lanes, they are great. Authentic wood lanes and approaches lead to a consistent scores and plenty of TVs to catch the Wings or MNF. waitresses for the bar are good and attentive. A great experience for a league.

I was called an Asshole and was treated as though I was stupid during my experience here. You can…read moreread below for more details. My family and I went to Alert Lanes after deciding bowling was going to be a fun idea after Christmas, normally it would have been. After arriving and starting our games I noticed one of my shoes was decidedly more slippery than the other, causing me to fall more than once. That was no big deal, as all bowling alleys have multiple pairs of shoes. In taking them back up to the front and trying to exchange them I explained why I needed another pair. My reasoning was met with rude and passive aggressive behavior (with an undertone of "hey I think you're an idiot") from the female staff member. But being passive aggressive is not a reason to write a bad review, it got worse. We were starting our second game and my younger cousin and I decided to teach ourselves to curve the ball. Maybe not the smartest of moves, but we thought it would be fun. We chose a lighter ball as not to destroy our hands if we did it incorrectly. We tried it a few times and were actually very successful in doing that, 2 spares and a strike. Between turns the male staff member came up and without saying a word, took the light ball we had been using. We all marveled at this course of action considering we hadn't been rowdy at all. Once the games had ended we took our shoes up to the front and paid. I am a curious person and I had to know why they took the ball away. "Can I ask why you took the ball away from our lane?" The male staff member explained that the low weight balls were for little kids and that if they are thrown hard they can crack. I totally understood that reasoning actually, I just would have expressed that when I went to get the ball from a patron. I nodded and was walking back to grab my coat when I heard the female staff member lean over and say "because you're an asshole!". At this point my patience is gone, I look back quickly and ask "What was that now?!.. Excuse me?!" Immediate denial and butt covering ensued when her actions were questioned. Not such a happy holiday season at the local bowling alley this year it would seem.

Typical food service truck food at a family fun center. However, I gotta give them 4 stars for…read morenailing my order. I got their seasonal salad which was very fresh and I had a couple allergen modifications that they went above and beyond for. The other food at the table was your typical whatever 2-3/5 star food. Not bad for a bowling alley.

Disappointed. The food here is usually good. However this time I had a terrible experience. I took…read moremy brother out to lunch and we arrived at 12:20pm. We got our drinks and said we needed a couple minutes to decide on what we wanted. At this point there were two tables with people in the restaurant and one had their food already. At 12:40 a group of 12 people arrived and were seated. As we were waiting for our order to get taken we watched the waitress take the order of the 12 person party. Finally at 1:00pm our order was taken and the waitress apologized for the wait. At 1:20 the table with the party of 12 received all of their food. The waitress stopped by again and apologized again saying that she asked the cook to make our sandwiches first. This is the point where I asked for the bill. The waitress brought the bill and it was $51 for the food that we did not receive yet. I thought maybe they would take some of the price of due to the situation, but they did not since I didn't complain and was trying to keep my cool. Long story short, we got our food at 1:40 in take out boxes and I did still leave a 20% tip. We were late getting back to work and still didn't have time to eat our food. Only come here if you have at least 80 minutes to wait for your food

We came here for the rooftop bar, which you walk into Tawas Axe N Lanes and then follow the signs…read moreout a side door to the outside and then up a set of stairs to the bar. The bar itself is small, but cute and was exactly what we wanted. On a perfect summer weekend day, sitting on a rooftop, overlooking the park and Tawas Bay across the way - it was idyllic! There is a lightly tiki-styled bar on this rooftop that serves fun cocktails, mocktails of yummy fruit juices all in one, and other alcoholic bevvies! Several patio tables with umbrellas and patio chairs to lounge in, along with a line of stools at the edge of the rooftop overlooking the street for prime rooftop viewing appreciation. Loved it!

Please avoid lane 1. It broke down with in the first 5 minutes of us getting there and kept…read morebreaking down every round. The service was ok, the food was absolutely horrible, the pizza tasted like cardboard and grease and was literally a frozen pizza. We only made it to the 3rd round before we decided to leave. Horrible experience.

We love visiting Lane's Lanes and the Mead Tavern (formerly Mayville Lanes). The bowling is cheap…read moreand always fun! They have glow bowl at 9pm and a few bumper lanes for kids, plus a small arcade. The adult beverages were cold and affordable. The food was made to order and tasty. They have a small espresso machine, and will whip you up some tasty coffee drinks at any hour of the day. Food includes sandwiches, salads and fried foods. An American hidden gem, with friendly staff and an attentive owner. Stop by for affordable entertainment.