Definitely wouldn't had found this w/o a friend referring me. Definitely a hidden gem. Same fun…read morestaff as is at five star. It's the nighttime. Resin if the fun and entertaining five star bingo! Great concessions and plenty of chances to win several cash prizes!

I went for the first time last week with some knitting friends and we had a blast!!!! The staff was…read morefriendly and assisted us with our questions since we all were new!!! I also loved that it was smoke free inside!! I can't wait to go back again!!!

Love coming here , super fun !!…read more They have really good food and all the employees are nice and helpful !

A good time for all, even the straight men. lol…read moreEntertainment is great!! -1 star for expensive drinks.

We went here for the drag show brunch and it was a blast! The venue is small but cute and everyone…read morewas nice. The show was hilarious and so much fun. I highly recommend.

Awesome place to play. If you behave yourself, you can bring in just about anything. But you need…read moreto pay attention to the game and keep it quiet!!! Love it there!! I didn't win but two out if our crowd of four did!!

Nice and very fun events enjoy the atmosphere and time spent here with friends and loved ones xoxoread more

Bingo sure has changed since I was a child! It was a fun family experience. We didn't win but so…read moreglad the friendly lady next to us who helped guide us on our first experience did!!!! The staff were super helpful and friendly as well! The only downside is the smell of smoke. I wish the larger room was for nonsmoking or there was a larger area designated.

I haven't been to a bingo hall in decades. We decided to come on a Saturday for the heck of it. We…read moreloved it! It's a little confusing with all the games and different things going on, but, staff and customers were all super welcoming and helpful! The main room is smoking but it was not bad at all. I grew up with that so for me it felt like my old bowling alley 40 years ago. For 6 bucks you get a sheet of 9 squares, 4 pages = 4 games. That's 1 "session" there is also a 5th game in there you can pay an extra buck for - this is common - there are extra "early bird" sheets, etc. They have computers here too but we haven't tried them yet. Bring your own booze, food, etc. Set up shop and get to work! We loved it and will be back!

There are a few things that are stereotypical American: NASCAR, anti-gay/pro-life rallies, gun…read moreshows, obesity, stupidity, diesel trucks and Friday night bingo. At any of the previously mentioned events, I wouldn't be surprised to see Ali G/Borat/Bruno walk in and every participant not know who they were because they don't have or watch BBC-America because they don't watch "that sissy crap." That being said, last night we went to our first Bingo experience ever. We have a friend that handles the accounting/book keeping for a series of bingo halls and she said she'd get us all set up. We grabbed the wifey's grand mother and off to bingo we headed. When we got there 1984 smacked us across the face with a smokey hand and a raspy , smoker's lung "welcome to Bingo!" I guess Watauga Road Bingo is good... I have nothing to compare it to. It is cheap, new, easy to find and there are some nice folks working there. But the game of Bingo itself ain't what you played as a kid with M&Ms and a single sheet. But, all in all, we had a good old time. (Note: Bingo is HARD.) It's a business. They are going to make money. And as a half-way intelligent college educated dude, I saw right through that. The speaker system is quiet, the announcer calls out the numbers late, there are guys walking around slinging side sale cards right behind you distracting you, and it is all very, very fast, a whirlwind of crazy-town. And to boot, every patron is smoking Marlboro Reds right in your face blurring your vision and giving you a devil of all headaches. Would I go again? Maybe. It was a bit stressful but they sling out some money there. I am sure I can win something some time. Is it the best way to experience "America" (or would it be 'Murica'?) in all its glory? Pretty darn close.

This hall is clean, fun and awesome! It's the best bingo hall in the area…read more Prizes are given away, holiday contests are held and cheap to play!

Been taking my disabled mom here for the past month or so to help put some fun back in her life…read morewhile battling cancer. Our family had decided to celebrate her birthday here and was told by one of the lady volunteers that she would get $100 dollars to play all the games. I was very adamant that it was on the 7th, which was also on a high payout night apparently, and she never once said her bday benefit wouldn't be honored that night. She instead sold us pull tabs that she said were only going to be sold that night and we're good for the night of her birthday. We ended up having 2 winners and she said to go up and get 2 free computers and to keep the tabs for when the game was played on the 7th. My moms caregiver was with us and she heard the exact same thing. Well, come the night of the 7th, our whole family goes to celebrate and the front desk ladies tell me that they won't honor her birthday payout because it's a $1000 dollar payout night and she can come back the next night instead for her $100. I also brought the winning pull tabs up from a couple weeks prior and was told those were no good and were only for the night they were sold. We didn't even know that game was even played that night because we were told it was only good for this night. The crazy thing is the lady that told us all this that night admitted to telling us that only she added a "but" to it, and the front desk said it was a miscommunication and that someone else had even brought their tabs in asking the same thing. To top it off, I bought $100 dollars worth of a horse race pull tab, James said it was the only one on the floor, but that was a lie as well, and I had the #11 horse, which didn't win, but it said it was a minimum $50 dollar payout for getting the horse period. I asked about it and of course was told it wasn't worth anything so I threw it away, but a couple of the veteran players nearby said it was still worth the $50. We also all had to play on paper cards because the free computer for a "hold" pull tab was not honored this night either. Owner is trying to say they offered to accommodate the miscommunication, but no accommodations were made whatsoever. So in conclusion, I don't think the staff are very knowledgeable or very honest about what they are trying to sell you if you are an infrequent visitor that doesn't know all the rules like the other players. My moms caregiver is taking her back up their tonight to get her $100 birthday freebies, but after that we will be visiting a different hall from now on.

Only TWO handicap parking spots in front but sign on front door says there are more behind…read morebuilding. Did not see how many. Handicap stall is stupid small (barely can fit my wheelchair 1/4 way in) had to use the bathroom with the door open. Haven't been to bingo in many years so hoping for a win!!!