We've been to these lanes about 5 times now. It's a very good bowling center. The equipment works…read morewell, the food is decent and the bar spacious. Mostly I appreciate their commitment to operations. Street shoes come off near the front door to avoid tracking wet salty water all over in the winter. Automatic gutter guards are available for kids. The approaches have always been clean. There are plenty of entertainment options here besides the bowling including a TouchTunes jukebox, arcade room and food and beverage options. Overall, this is a more lively and fun place to bowl than, for example, Roseland Bowl in Canandaigua which is closer to us. Also, at least as of early 2026, 3 games of open bowling costs about 4.5 dollars less per person than Roseland Bowl.

Ok! I gotta give this place 5 stars! Few reasons for that! Let's begin!…read more Few weeks back, I was in NY visiting and my last get together with my girls (all girls I've been friends with since 5th grade...1988 lol), my one friend Melissa suggested that we go bowling! I hadn't been bowling in 20 years. So I was definitely down for this. Thankfully, so was everyone else. I live in Boise now and yeah, we have old bowling alleys, but there's one called Big Al's. It's a bowling alley, but is not A bowling alley, if ya know what I mean? If not, it's basically a MASSIVE place! Everything is super modern, entire upstairs is an arcade. Has like 2 restaurants in there, a bar, lol. A bowling alley in my mind is a place like Sunset Bowling! Old school! A place where people used to smoke cigarettes while bowling like it was their job! All while ordering crappy food, pitchers of beer and it was just....fun! Big Al's is fine, but it's not the bowling experience kids deserve. Of course, smoking is banned everywhere now, and thank God for that. Old school bowling is just better. I can see the appeal of these new places. I mean, I was blown away by how nice Al's is, but I dunno, the old school ones just bring a whole different magic, totally different vibes, better vibes. Walking into Sunset Bowl, I was happy to see that it basically looked the same as it did when we were kids. Still had that 90s feel to it. They have definitely renovated since then (I think haha. It's been YEARS since I was last there prior to this most recent visit). But the same feeling of...good ole Americans, regular ole Americans, just having a great time...bowling! Of course there are video games and whatnot, but the main thing is...bowling. The way it should be. Games were dirt cheap. Like $5.75 I think per game. Then you rent the shoes and I ACTUALLY wore them. I did wear 2 pairs of socks tho bc ... bowling shoes...a level of ick that is off the charts! These were surprisingly...not bad and were actually...do I dare say...kinda comfortable? Last time I went here they had the gray and maroon shoes everrrry bowling alley used to have lol. These were in decent shape too. Made me wonder if they were on the newer side. There's a pic attached to show haha. There was the bar..:popcorn on the counter (like back in the day) but "popcorn stays in the bar" Hahaha so lame. I don't understand that one, but whatever. I also do not drink, but went in with one of my friends so she could order drinks. I did get a soda. $3.75!!! Which is fine, right? Kinda standard. However, it's $3.65 EACH TIME!!! Nooooo free refills!! That's some buuuuulllsh_t! Haha! Couldn't believe that. They also still have the little bowling alley diner, walk up counter, with stools. Very old school. Loved it. Fries were like $4 something. So, the games may be cheap af, but they definitely make up their money in other areas. Did that ruin my experience? Hell no. I am huge on nostalgia, as I mention endlessly in my reviews, so visiting here was definitely nostalgic AF for me. Brought me right back to... elementary school, then junior high, THEN...high school. Geneva used to have Town & Country Bowling. We frequented there more often bc it was closer. They had Rock & Bowl too...which was popular when we were in high school. Sunset still has something similar...cosmic bowling, I think they call it? Town & Country has been gone for years. Very sad, but I absolutely LOVE that Sunset is still around and seems to be doing great. Has to be to still be around after all these years. Makes me happy. It's great to see these places still around, with familiar faces. I dunno, again, it's the nostalgia for me. Does me in every time. I love going home and going to these places bc it's like a time travel experience. You instantly get flooded with all kinds of amazing memories. Some bad, mostly amazing. Again, so happy Sunset is still open! Just allow free refills and let people take the popcorn to their lanes!! Hahaha! Thanks for a crazy "trip down memory lane" (old person saying lol, but it fits perfectly here) Thanks for still existing, for being super clean even after all these years, for reasonable prices and people who work there who seem to actually kinda like their jobs. All that adds to the memories being unlocked in a positive way! Thanks for reading, YelperBowleees! Cheers!

This bowling alley needs some serious help! I've come here a few times with friends and each time…read moreI wonder why I returned. The alleys themselves are OK but the scoring machines are miserable. They must be at least 30 years old and are in HORRIBLE condition. You practically need a sledgehammer to press the keys, they have a tendency to shut down at random and if you ask the folks at the desk for help you get a death-stare (after they reluctantly acknowledge your presence). I'm really trying to be kind here when I politely ask that the owner/management upgrade the scoring machines or remove them altogether. The bowling experience here would be much more pleasant keeping score the old fashioned way with a pencil and paper. I'll most likely continue to stop by and peek in to see if anyone at the lanes decides that a upgrade does indeed make sense to insure customer convenience - if not I'll have to find somewhere else to spend my leisure-time dollars. I sincerely hope the Rose Bowl values its customer base.

My fiance and I have been here a few times and enjoyed it on each occasion. For casual bowlers it…read moreis a nice place to go and relax and have some fun. I can't speak to league or professional standards but the lanes seem well kept and we haven't experienced any mechanical problems with pin set and ball return etc. The newer wine bar is really quite nice too. We have stopped in just for that before. On our most recent visit we brought our kids. Our younger is 12 years old with a high level of special needs. Upon entering we had an encounter with a very rude league bowler. We decided their presence was not worth the risk knowing our child can be disruptive even from the opposite end of the lanes (not always, but he has his moments). To that end: The staff stepped right up and very sternly addressed the unacceptable behavior of the league bowler. I don't think they were even aware yet that our son has special needs. I am incredibly appreciative of that, not many people will so quickly intervene and do what is right. They lost our business that day because of a very rude patron, but not of their own accord. We will be back, we will just call ahead next time to make sure it is a good time to bring our kids. Five stars and highly recommended for a quality facility and quality staff.

It's cold and snowing. Teens are the temps, as the saying goes. But out of the dark blustery…read moreevening winter chill you see neon signs. You walk in the door to a cozy warm entryway that opens into an intimate, old fashioned bar space. Three booths. Some chairs at the old wooden bar. A dart board. The whole place seems like it comes from a sitcom in your youth--including the prices. We're talking $3 for a Genny light draft, $4 for 12 horse, $5 for a Rohrbach pale ale, $9 for a hamburger. You get the idea (prices are from January 2025). Bring a book or bring a friend. Or several friends. All of the menu items are passable, but the wings are good. The wings are so good. The wings are so good that when you mention to people that you've been to L&M lanes they'll go, "oh, they have really good wings." Go. Get a pint. Get some cheap eats. Hang out and be cozy for a while. They also have bowling.

Went to L&M lanes to have a going away party for one of my friends. It was super casual so we…read morethought bowling would be fun. The bowling alley was pretty empty for a Friday night which was a little concerning but thought nothing of it at first. However the problems started once the bowling started. I'm fine with older lanes and they can be fun but the lanes just kept having problems of not returning balls, counting/not counting pins as gone, the balls were cracked etc. we played for two hours and felt like half of the time was just fixing the lane. Luckily my crew was pretty chill and didn't really care about the game we were there to hang out. So if you actually want to bowl probably not the best spot for you. They also had food and drinks which were pretty standard for your local bowling alley. Nothing to speak crazily about, just basic wings and beer

I called in my order and was told it would be ready between fifteen and twenty minutes... Picked it…read moreup not 19 minutes later and it was hot and ready! Staff were incredibly nice! The bar area was noticeably clean!!!!! The food was fantastic!!! The fish and fries were tasty and crispy!!! The slaw was creamy! The onion rings were great but the sauce that came with made it top tier!!!! Absolutely recommend!!!!

Although their menu is somewhat limited (typical bar food fare) everything on it is done very well…read moreand fairly priced. Service is friendly but can be slow occasionally depending upon time of day and customer traffic.

3 on the food 4 on the bowling…read more Bowling is old school. You take the score and the lanes are simple, but thats what I like. There are about 7 lanes total. On a Friday night it wasn't too busy to walk in and grab a spot. You do have the option to grab apps, meals and drink. The food wasn't bad but it tasted average. I had a mushroom burger which was good but I really thought the peppers took away from the flavor. My hubs had the chicken sandwich and thought the chicken was just so-so. Staff was super friendly and down to earth. Very helpful. Overall, we liked our visit and really made for a casual date night. I would recommend a visit!

The tofu dish was an absolute stunner, and it matched the pizazz of the Atlas bowl-whose decor was…read morenot as bright as the friendly staff-dude poured me my ginger beer! We don't get out often-and this time was so spot on it was a happy date!

Food and service were excellent. The fries themselves were meh but the dipping spaces were amazing…read more Large shareable s Plates. I'd stick to appetizers/for the table and skip the sandwiches. The hummus and pita was the best I've ever had. But it's loud because it's a bowling alley so not a great place to have a convo.

Fast prompt service and delicious hot food in a fun intimate casual environment, can't go wrong!read more

Drinks are delicious, food is spectacular. The bartenders and cooks are always very friendly. The…read moreplace gets pretty packed and busy so it's not always easy for them to get to people right away. There are pool tables, dart boards, there's an arcade and obviously a huge bowling alley. They have live music and an outdoor bar as well. They always have some kind of specials to try and new drink menus often!

The Yard should have its own listing here. There's a nice outdoor space that is fenced in and can't…read morebe viewed from the parking lot. It doesn't feel like a bowling alley. There is a variety of seating: bar, high tops, picnic tables. They turned on the fire pit for us which was great, since it got cold while we were there. Service was quick, but they were out of the first 3 cans I ordered and there's no drink menu. We got chips and queso, pretty good. I would get it again. I would go there again. We didn't go to the bowling alley.