Great bowling alley. Love the food love the lanes !!!!! You will enjoy your time here !!!read more

Good service good environment great entertainment and an adequate selection of food and…read moredrinks.would reccomend.

best bowling in superior, shout out to all the people who go to bowl here. best place everread more

The alley was in very good condition and the staff is always fantastic the food was pretty decent…read moreas well, pizza was a little pricy but made fresh

The reviews here are old, and things must have changed. A busy lanes with good equipment and plenty…read moreof parking even when it's busy. Will be back. It's not fancy. It's it trying to be. Very clean and friendly.

Finished bowling and went to get a celebratory shot with my sister and boyfriends. The two old lady…read morebartenders kept clocking us and proceeded to go out for a smoke break. After 20 mins the bartender came up to ask for IDs . She then waddled over to the manager to say "oh, they are actually of age!". Ended up asking if there was a reason why we were ignored in which she replied "we thought you were finishing your drinks." The only person who had a drink was me and it was a Gatorade lol. As a bartender myself I found this just gross. So sick of old women being jealous and discriminating against younger gals.

I came to this establishment and was truly miss treated! I just drove two and a half hours and…read moreordered a drink was bowling ready to order food and was cut off for asking for bumpers for my girlfriend. Will never come back!! Staff allowed guests next to us screaming swearing saying racial slurs and staff seemed to be friends with the disruptive group!

I Came bowling with some family and Skyline was popping! It was very busy that Sunday, but the…read morestaff was able to sneak us in! Pros: they had a special where we paid $10/per person for 1.5 hours of bowling, a $5 arcade card, and a pizza. Cons: It was difficult to bowl due to the bowling lane being dark and many different laser lights happening all at once. Overall it was a good experience and I would visit again. 7/10

What a great little bowling alley!! (I believe it's the only one in town). It is only six lanes…read moreand it is connected to a bar and restaurant. Very clean and the girl that was working the night we were there was very nice to us and our children. I would recommend if you are in the area.

Nice little bowling alley! My family had a great time there. The food is decent. The prices are…read moregreat. One of our lanes had a lot of problems with clearing and restacking. That's why I give it 3 stars. They also have a full bar with good prices.

On a Saturday night the place was pretty empty but it looked nice so we gave it a try. We ordered…read morean appetizer of nachos and told the server we wanted it before the rest of our food. It came like warm at the same time our entrees were brought out. My guess is it was sitting waiting for a long time. Our server who had no other tables chose to wrap silverware instead of bringing us our food in a timely manner. The fish I got was lightly breaded but way over cooked and the breading was partially burnt. The "award winning" ribs were not very good. Could have got better ribs at Applebee's. Bill came to $76! Not worth it at all. Our server never asked how our food was, never refilled our drinks but was instead chatting with another server. When I complained to the lead server (possibly manager/owner) she thanked us for letting us know but never offered to discount any of the food items. Most restaurants would have at least given us the nachos for free. I therefore made it clear we will never return. There are other restaurants in the area with fae better food and service. Go elsewhere.

This is an easy one…read more What would be your reaction if you were seated with guests and a kitchen(?) employee, in clear earshot of the table, told a server at 8:35 PM, "Food is still going out of the kitchen and I'm f____ing sick of this s___." This is the same place where the server brought out cocktail sauce instead of salsa and didn't understand why my friend didn't want it on her quesadilla. And the same server dropped the food from the wrong side and walked away (don't worry...we sorted it out). Maybe she was interested in some training? Or maybe she was looking for someone who knew how to connect with the joint's "free internet?" That was another mystery. The fettuccine alfredo was a sloppy plate of noodles swimming in white sauce and butter. (See photo) And yes, that's rock hard bread, not a giant hot dog! The sole positive during our dinner was another personable very server (this is her 2nd job...also works for the State?) who spotted the lack of our server's training, skills or ability to communicate. Maybe she can get a manager to spend some time with a staff who spews profanity around guests or has no idea how to wait on tables (or where the salsa is hiding). Nobody else seems to be paying attention. I always prefer patronizing independently owned/operated restaurants but this one was an obvious failure on this occasion. Stay clear unless you're bowling. That's gotta be better...just avoid anything from the kitchen.