We were not here long, my cousin bowls in a league here. They have a decent bar for a place that's…read morenot a bar. Staff was friendly and clean. Restrooms are clean. Small place, maybe 20 lanes. It has a game room and one prize is a crockpot so adults and children should play. Had a Jack and Coke, average. The food gets good reviews but we didn't eat. The people there seemed friendly and like regulars. We didn't bowl as we were there to support and no open lines. They had clever names for lots of things and areas. Punny names which was fun and clever. So clean, friendly, booze, and a sense of humor. The only big downside is size but I don't know how popular the place is overall and while booked solid tonight that was due to league.

Our friends got there vows renewed came here to celebrate good times, fun time good pricesread more

The bowling was fun, and it wasn't super busy when we went. It was around lunchtime, and the…read morerestaurant inside, Chubbies, I think, had great food! The bowling was awesome, and so was the food(bar food)!

Most small town bowling centers I have been to, are a trip back in time. I am sure you get the…read morepicture; the interior hasn't changed since in the 1970s, and the carpeting should of been replaced many years ago. Likewise, the bathrooms really smell bad, or there is the lingering ghost like smell of cigarettes past. So when I visited the Wawasee Bowl last month, this was what I was expecting to encounter. However, when I walked into the place I was really amazed. My friend Jenny told me the bowling center had been completely renovated over the past year, and it looks very bright and fantastic to say the least. The automatic scoring has been replaced, and the lanes were completely redone. Sadly, I didn't have a chance to bowl at Wawasee, but I can tell you the food is excellent! When one thinks of the culinary offerings at a bowling center, greasy burgers, pizza, french fries, and heartburn all come to mind. In fact, I was feeling apprehensive since I didn't bring any Alka-Seltzer with me. So I decided that since it was Friday, I would try their fish fry, and I was very happy that I did, as it was very good! Jenny, told me that the Wawasee Bowl also serves up some great lunch specials. The next time I go to northern Indiana, I plan stopping in and trying them. The only reason I didn't give this review a 5, is because I didn't bowl why I was there. With that said, next time I will bring my ball and shoes with me. This place is what every small town bowling center should strive to be.

Combat Ops is amazing! I wish it was closer to Indianapolis, so we could visit more often. Alas, it…read morewill have to be our special place that we go to when we're up in Fort Wayne. My two young children had a blast. We probably could have stayed here for hours, but we only dropped by for an hour and a half. But we packed a lot in during that time. Combat Ops has a huge laser tag arena, an area to have Nerf battles, a laser maze, miniature golf, miniature bowling, outdoor axe throwing, an arcade, and an eatery area with local beer. It's basically the perfect place to bring your kids and relax while they play (or join in the fun -- whatever you want to do). I would say that most of the games and entertainment is geared toward older kids and teens (and adults). For instance, my younger child wasn't able to do the laser tag because the guns were a bit heavy for his little arms. But that was pretty much the only thing, other than axe throwing, that he couldn't do. Younger kids would love the miniature bowling, because the balls are small and can fit in a little hand. The miniature golf was also a favorite because what little kid doesn't like putt-putt golf?! My personal favorite was the Nerf arena. We booked a half hour, and they make you watch a safety video, then tell you the rules, and then have you put on safety glasses and let you pick out a Nerf weapon. There is always someone walking around to make sure everyone is playing safely. As a mom who worries about everything, I appreciated all of the extra steps Combat Ops takes to make sure everyone is safe! They aren't obtrusive about it -- just insistent, which I like. The person monitoring our session suggested some games that we could play, which made the experience even more fun. We had a great time playing capture the flag and freeze tag with our Nerf guns. Another favorite of ours was the laser maze. You step into a foggy room, and try to get from one side to the other without tripping the lasers. I think we did the laser maze at least six times! It was a lot of fun. My kids didn't want to leave this place when it was time to go, and they're already talking about how they want to come back for their birthday. Combat Ops really is a super fun place for families, and my family can't wait to go back.

Me and my family went for the 8-9 laser tags sessions, the laser tag itself was fun, however the…read morehost of the lasertag, I didn't catch his name, but he was wearing glasses and shorts, was very unpleasant and didn't let us finish the safety video because "we were going to be late for our session" and then was sarcastic and rude the whole time, he told us to go to the green base so me and my Kiddos went to this bus with green LED lights and then he had a sarcastic tone and said "the green box" and then when me and my family got to the green box he started clapping and we Felt as if he was talking down to us, and then was saying "good job" if a very long exaggerated demeaning way, the lazer tag was good but the host was awful.

The bowling is what it is, just small town bowling with no complaints. The food however from the…read more11th frame grill & bar is silly good! The pizza is one of my favorite ever! I live in Texas and when I visit family up there I always go for the pizza! The sauce, the cut, the size, its all awesome.

I took a trip here on Memorial Day weekend and I had one of the most exciting experiences of my…read morelives. There were plenty of open lanes, I had a great selection of shoes and there was so little noise you could literally hear a pin drop. My only complaint is that the place seemed understaffed and there really wasn't enough light in the building to see my ball roll down the lane. I felt very safe when I looked around the building and saw not just 1 but nearly 20 police officers on duty protecting us from the various threats of Columbia City like rioting, street gangs, Isis, and many others. After our second game, we saw what we thought was the mystery machine from scooby doo pull up outside. But instead of a couple of awkward teenagers and a talking dog, a bunch of black storm troopers hopped out of the back. I kind of like Star Wars so I wasn't really complaining. It was kind of cool to see the reenactments in person and I'm really surprised the bowling alley of such low, fair price could afford a Star Wars reenactment right before the big premier of the new movie this year. The performance even ended with a life sized R2D2 that actually roamed around on its own! SO COOL! Overall my experience was something I'll never forget. I've never had so much fun on a memorial Monday before! 5/5!

Please come to this bowling alley even more than ever this bowling alley has it all a few people…read morenamed Dave And Brenda are awesome people

Great old bowling alley with plenty of character--perfect for a fun evening with friends.read more

If you're looking for a small bowling center that has a lot of character, then the White Pigeon…read moreBowl is the place for you. Located on historic US-12, this place is like stepping back in time, when most small town bowling alleys in the 1950s only had a handful of lanes. You really develop a sense of what retro bowling is all about when you enter this building. Over the past few years, the owners of the White Pigeon Bowl have been gradually modernizing their facility. While the above lane ball returns were manufactured by Brunswick in the early-to-mid 1950s, the rest of the equipment has been completely brought up to 21st Century standards. They have AMF synthetic lanes, and 82-70 automatic pinspotters that were recently upgraded to 82-90 standards. So if you're looking for a great place to bowl with that nostalgic feeling, but don't like the crowded big house atmosphere that other nearby bowling centers give you, then this is the place for you. Likewise, this is a cool place to take your kids to have a party, or just spend some quality time enjoying some open bowling together. So if you live in Southwest Lower Michigan or Northern Indiana, why not drive to White Pigeon and enjoy this trip down memory lane.

We took our daughter for New Year's Eve. We had a great time, fried cauliflower was yummy! We plan…read moreto return soon!

Great place but very old technology, don't have bumpers for selective bowlers if you're bowling and…read morebring a kid along just know that you'll have to bowl with bumpers the whole time if you don't want to buy another lane. When you have a problem this guy takes forever to get there and he was really rude to my family. I guess it's okay if you wanna bowl and practice by yourself.