My son loves to bowl. He likes it here. He loves the food and bowling. My son was happy with the…read moreservice. Would come again. 5/5

Wish I could live near this bowling alley for everytime I bowl. Best alley ever nice people great…read moreto get along with never a bad day in there and VERY good chicken tenders you should try them seriously

There seemed to be a lot to do here, but we came primarily for the bowling. It was my first time…read moreduckpin bowling and it was rather fun! There was nice comfortable seating for the group while you waited for your turn and there was only a small snafu at the end when the pins didn't reset. We informed the staff in the arcade and they radioed in someone to help shortly afterward. It was nice and dark inside which was nice and fit with the vibe of the night. We didn't try any of the food, but we had a good amount of beer!

Updated & modern, but equally overpriced. And the bowling is only "Duckpin" bowling, not real…read morebowling. Wasn't impressed!

Libertino Lanes is an excellent place to stop in when you want to spend some of your evening…read morebowling in Chincoteague. You walk in the alley seems like a place frozen in time. The carpeting has that classic bowling alley pattern ubiquitous in every bowling alley ever. The scoring machines are still kicking from 1985. There won't be any fancy animations on the TV screens when you win save for an X for a strike and slash line for a spare. But you don't need that; you're just here to go bowling. There are 8 lanes available and they get the job done. There rest of the inside has that classic bowling alley carpet and while there aren't many arcade games anymore, there is a claw machine and a "Cruising USA" available. The roof is very old and in need of repair, so you will see some tarp covering a few spots and a few ceiling tiles with a few water spots. Mr. Libertino himself welcomed us as we walked in and got us set up with our shoes and even set the lane up for us. Child #1 and Child #2 were happy to have the bumpers up. Child #2 also appreciated having a bowling ramp since even the 6-pound balls are a little unwieldy at his age. There is a snack area with Pepsi product fountain sodas available for $2.25. Several snack food options are listed, but it seeing as the whole place was a one-man operation, so I really don't know if he is going to run a fryer for chicken tenders or if they're microwaved. Hours are limited. Mr. Libertino said he does this in addition to his regular day job at a garage, hence he's only open from 6:00-9:00 in the evenings (Tuesday through Friday) and 4:00-9:00 on Saturday. When I asked why it's closed on Sundays, he explained that so few people came on Sundays, so they're closed that day. This is clearly a labor of love by a man with a passion for bowling. He added that he'd be up anyway or would otherwise go to bed early enough that he'd wake up so early, so he figured he might as well keep offering the chance for folks to bowl. He said most folks come when it's rainy or when mosquitoes are so bad. Just be aware of that when you might have a wait. As of this writing, it's about $6 per person per game and shoe rentals a little over $3. So not too bad an experience. Libertino's is nothing fancy but a nice respite from the usual entertainment in a small beach town. Come in and enjoy life at a more relaxed pace and have fun knocking down some pins.

Not sure if this is a recent issue, but my family and I visited recently and noticed a strong mold…read moresmell. It was apparent as soon as we opened the door. Although the atmosphere seemed nice, the smell wasn't pleasant and ultimately we weren't able to stay. Hopefully this issue can be resolved in the future as Chincoteague Island is a beautiful place to spend vacation and deserves a beautiful bowling alley.

This can be a very popular spot on the Eastern Shore in the sleepy town of Millsboro. Came here…read morewith my niece, nephew, and my parents this summer for a fun afternoon of bowling. The day we were here, they had a huge high school age camp there, but the service was speedy and friendly. There are also plenty of leagues that are active here. On the day we were here, there were some senior leagues that came in and ended up playing near us. One of the men was pretty unfriendly when speaking with my father (who was probably the same age as this man,) regarding bowling rules! There were some other really experienced bowlers there who were really friendly and encouraging to my niece and nephew. Definitely a great spot to bowl, and to enjoy the experience with your family or friends!

Great bowling alley with outstanding staff and eats. It's very clean (pandemic proofed constantly)…read moreand its lanes well taken care of by its crew of workers. Can get quite busy so maybe call ahead if you're thinking about an impromptu game of knocking those pins down.

Terrific NY style pizza and great staff. Variety of menu items if you want something other than…read morepizza.

A friend and I visited on a Saturday night because we knew it had ddr (for me). I bumped into 3…read moreselections that I like that I didn't notice or remember last time- Never Ending Story, Initial D, and some song reminiscent of Ace of Base where Reddit probably has resources to find the machine type at the location and then maybe the song associated with that location. Maybe- which is kinda insane- but in a good way. Both my friend and I thought that DDR included 2 or 3 rounds before but now it is only one game for $2 which is expensive. They seem to be the only ones who offer this in the area for now and they have a good selection for me otherwise. We played air hockey where one side's outside goal borders a bit flimsy like last year or so but it still works well otherwise. Small arcade but it seems not too populated even on a Saturday night or not this one. The location and size may have to do with why there are not too many people either. They get most of their money from the food experience probably. Maybe bowling and other things that I don't know that they have might do better. There was a live band on Thai Sat evening. Not my kind of music but this more elderly, classy crowd seemed to be enjoying in the festivities a lot. The bathrooms here are clean.

About 50% newer type "redemption" games and claw machines, and 50% good old-school stuff. It's…read moresmall, but EVERYTHING worked, and was superbly maintained. We were greeted when we entered by a very friendly guy behind the desk, who was helpful and seemed to actually WANT to be there - which was a very good sign. Went because I heard there were some pinball machines there, which is a big draw. Those machines were in PERFECT shape, and played GREAT. We were also pleasantly surprised to find out that Fridays, the pinball machines are 1/2 price! Will DEFINITELY return on our next visit to OC - this little corner arcade is a hidden gem!

Great little arcade that is not on the boardwalk. It was quiet and uncrowded, giving the kids…read moreplenty of space to play without the usual noise and chaos. The prize selection was surprisingly decent, my son picked out a pack of sports cards and my daughter scored a large inflatable bouncy ball. Highly recommend if you're looking for a low-key, kid-friendly spot away from the bustle.

They didn't have much gluten free options on their menu so I ordered salmon. It was good…read more Everyone enjoyed their meals. The kids loved the games.

Great burgers, HUGE drinks, great family atmosphere and the cherry on top was seeing a REAL…read morehammerhead in their own on site shark tank!

I swear some people just love to complain…read more I live in Smyrna, but I will travel to Milford for bowling. Why? Because the people here are friendly, and the cost is beyond reasonable. I couldn't believe how inexpensive it was to bowl here. I'll be back and I'll enjoy it.

Lanes are so dry and garbage I don't understand. If your not league then it don't matter. People…read moreare kind of ignorant definitely recommend laurel bowling this is terrible.