Absolute garbage customer service. I called to make a group booking. I spoke to Misaki(?), who was…read moreextremely unprofessional with her attitude, saying stuff like "these are some rules.. yada yada yada". Extremely unpleasant tone. I asked to speak with a supervisor. Was transferred to Drea(?). I asked if she was the supervisor and she said, "kind of? yeah i was sort of made a supervisor at our team meeting last week, so I guess so? So, what do you want?" I asked if this was professional, the tone and attitude she was showing. She said in a defensive tone, "what? I'm trying to help you and you won't let me help you, so how can I help you?" She continued being defensive and talked over me when I tried explaining Misaki's attitude to her, so I hung up. Absolutely unprofessional. Will not be taking our camps here. Management needs to hire more suitable staff.

Classic old school (1970s?) bowling alley. Not too many of these around town. Cue the Big Lebowski…read morereferences. Parking is available on the side streets. The place hasn't been renovated in decades. It's like stepping into a time machine. The main floor lanes are the usual 10-pin, while the upstairs level is cosmic (black light everywhere) 5-pin. There are 12 lanes on each floor. Each lane can support up to 5 players. They do sell drinks (including beer) as well as snacks such as hot dogs and chips. The venue can get a bit cramped when the space fills up. Something to keep in mind.

We were looking for a place that offers 10 pins bowling. Not sure when 5 pins became a trend…read more Growing up in Vancouver, I have always played 10 pins. We came super far out to Sandcastle for the 10 pin bowling. It was a super fun place. There are things that this place should consider improving: -The bowling balls were very dirty-- -We showed up on a Friday night at 8:30 pm and we were told that there were no lanes available until 9:30 pm. We asked if we can put our name down and we were told that its not doable. We were very confused. The staff there then told us to wait and then we were told there is a lane available. -The laser was faulty and didn't count the pins that were knocked down correctly -The ball got stucks a couple times and it took them 20 mins to fix. -Food was so so here but again they are not a restaurant At the end, we had a great time. There are free parking at front. This place is super busy so do make a reservation. Again, they do have 10 pins and 5 pins bowling. Good experience. They just need to improve the above. Their system looks high tech but we noticed we were not the only groups who were having issues. I would say we have a pretty good chance that we would come back.

Opens night and friendly staff! Very busy so always book ahead of time! You can bring your own…read moreshoes or rent theirs. Lots of different options for drinks and food. Some drinks are a bit watered down but for the most part their drinks are good. Good is good but a bit on the pricier side. Parking lot right behind but sometimes get pretty packed. Really enjoy this place and after a certain time in the evening, they turn on the lights and the vibe change. The have 8 or 10 pins but I prefer 10 it's easier and more fun. Would recommend and would definitely go back!

I like this place and it's been a wonderful kids activity for summer. Two games of 5-pin bowling,…read morebumper guards up on the gutters, and 3 pairs for shoe rental comes out to roughly $25. The staff has been on the (bowling) ball every time we've been! Some mechanical issues have been a bit of a drag with pins not resetting properly, but someone usually fixes it pretty quickly. The lounging areas have been relatively clean except for the last time which I think just hadn't been attended to yet. Seems to be a favourite of big groups like kids day camps and groups for disabled adults. We were introduced to Zone Bowling through a birthday party with a small group of kids and that was honestly an ideal experience. Love that all the food establishments are attached so there are many choices right there.

The game itself was fun and simple but it was hotter inside then outside on a summer day…read more Entire team dripping with sweat. Get the AC... Also, the pub area no longer exists so there's no option for staff to bring alcoholic Bev's and/or food to your table anymore. The staff need to update this Yelp page as it hasn't been in many years.

I came here to my friend's birthday party on Saturday. I am legitimately surprised that there are…read moreso many birthday parties hosted there that day. There were at least 5 parties there. This bowling has been here for a very long time. The bowling balls looked a bit dated and worn. The lanes and enjoyment of bowling there is the same. Their food platters are surprisingly good as well. Those fried chicken wings remind me of the feng Sha chicken wings from wufung before that place closed down. With so many kids parties there, I might considered hosting my son's party there next time,

My colleagues and I went to Revs for a couple of rounds of bowling and we had a fun time…read more The bowling alley is located conveniently close to Brentwood and had plenty of parking available. The overall experience is similar to most other bowling alleys I've been to throughout my life, without anything particularly different.

This place is great. Awesome staff. Really cool alley. Old school retro design. This is our go to…read moreplace for inexpensive fun night out.

This is the cutest little bowling alley you will find…read more Alder Lanes used to be one of those sad old alleys that had stained carpets, and smelled vaguely of a time when you could smoke and drink as you bowled (ah those were the days). Last year they gutted and renovated the place. It is done up in "nouveau diner chic" complete with red leather stools and loud rock and roll. LOVE IT. They do birthday parties, and the french fries are actually edible!

PoCo Bowl is the venue for the bowlers in our family. They (son & daughter), bowl in senior…read moreleagues there. And to quote them - "it's 5-pin bowling, our speed and style, and we have always so enjoyed the friendly and accommodating staff at these lanes". Recently, they took two grandchildren and their Dad, to the lanes for a taste of the action. The kids (aged 5 and 9) had a great time. I am unsure whether either had ever bowled before, but from what I was told, they sure got into it, and really enjoyed the experience. Cheers, and thanks to staff at the lanes for their most-appreciated efforts - everything was done to ensure the total experience was such a fun-filled event.

This is an ideal family environment if you are looking for five pin bowling. There's no ten pin…read morebowling. Parking is free and on the street. The staff are super friendly and will even print out your score sheet if you want. They offer discounted bowling on summer days and Sundays. The only downside is that it is not licensed and the food selection is limited.

This place has been around for ages. Not sure why not many reviews, but I guess the reviews are…read moreprobably listed for each business. Adding a "review" so people know what businesses are within this complex as really surprisingly there is no actual website with this info! Businesses as of Jan 2020: Richmond Ice Centre www.yelp.ca/biz/richmond-ice-centre-richmond Cyclone Taylor Sports www.yelp.ca/biz/cyclone-taylor-sports-richmond-richmond Cineplex Riverport www.yelp.ca/biz/silvercity-riverport-cinemas-richmond Holiday Inn Express www.yelp.com/biz/holiday-inn-express-and-suites-riverport-richmond-richmond Watermania www.yelp.ca/biz/watermania-richmond Lucky 9 Lanes (replaced The Zone Bowling) www.yelp.ca/biz/lucky-9-lanes-richmond Extreme Air Park www.yelp.ca/biz/extreme-air-park-richmond Planet Lazer www.yelp.ca/biz/planet-lazer-richmond-7 Go Bananas www.yelp.ca/biz/go-bananas-richmond Old Spaghetti Factory www.yelp.ca/biz/the-old-spaghetti-factory-richmond Monkey 9 Pub (previously Big River Pub) www.yelp.ca/biz/monkey-9-brewery-richmond Stanley's Sports Grill www.yelp.ca/biz/stanleys-sports-bar-and-grill-richmond Subway I'm sure there are more businesses I may be missing such as a coffee shop listed on the sign, but the above are the main businesses that i know of.

Since we play hockey here regularly, it's probably even better for families so kids can also use…read morethe water facilities, bowling, mini-arcade & of course skating. For tourists, the relatively new Holiday Inn right on No.5 Road is convenient. Wonder what's going to replace Gold's Gym. Wish there were a few more restos to choose from, other than the pub Stanley's above the rink or Spaghetti factory & the Raven's Pub--probably being picky lol. Because of the movie specials on Tuesdays, family day, plus the usual craziness on Fri/Sat nites, expect parking congestion. Sometimes I can avoid the traffic by turning in the side street before the main entrance where the hotel is. Or the cul de sac by water mania. amazingly, there's regular bus service here.

It has been a while since I checked out Commodore Lanes and I recently had the chance to stop by…read more Bowling is always a fun chill event in my eyes. The look is a bit older/dated looking. There are plenty of lanes for bowling along with pool tables and some arcade games. The name of the game here is 5 pin bowling. It's a fun and relaxing experience. Pricing is fairly decent and won't break the bank. I had a great time bowling here. I can't wait to come back with friends and play more games.

It was a rainy weekend so me and my friends decided to do an indoor activity. Commodore Lanes were…read morethe only ones open so we went there. Since they only have 5 pin bowling and they didn't allow us to drink by the bowling area, we decided to play billiards instead. It was around $22/hr for each table. They had multiple tables that were really close to each other which made it tough to play. I would recommend them to space their tables out more so that players are not bumping into each other and have enough room to play. They also did not have a water fountain at the venue so I asked their bar if I could get a glass of water. They said that we have to pay for it and they would only take cash. I wasn't looking to buy a bottle of water, just wanted a glass with tap water. But they said that we would have to pay for the cups, luckily my friend had some change so I was able to get water. I feel like for such a big venue space that serves alcohol, serving a glass of tap water shouldn't be such a big ask. The service was ok!