Renaissance Bowling Center

Ratchet, fight broke out and I was scared, if you are a youngster, and looking for a date... this is yo spot. I will not be back

I enjoy coming here I've been here ever since I was a little queen my family and friends are always meeting up to whoop each other butts I'm not the best bowler but I have my lucky moments when I bowl above 80 points lol

I had an event over the weekend with over 50 people and Steve and his staff were professional. They helped in setting up the score board and making sure everyone had their bowling shoes and just being nice. Everything was excellent. Renaissance Bowling help my event go out with success. Thank you.

This is the best deal ever. Friday night (I heard maybe Saturday too?) UNLIMITED bowling from 7pm to 1am for TEN dollars. I don't caps much, so you know I mean this deal. Oh it includes shoe rental.Came here last night with some friends. The people working are super nice, very friendly and helpful. The lane are well-kept and the shoes we got were in good to excellent condition.We got there at about eight and it wasn't that busy but quickly became a bit more crowded, though by ten o'clock, only less than half the lanes were full. They tended to put people in lanes near each other, which is kind of annoying since you have to wait for the people next to you to go, but the crowd had varying degrees of bowling ability and were very supportive of each other haha.The bar is tiny, and if you're looking to get pampered, this is not the bowling alley bar you should go to. There are only a few people working so you may have to wait for a drink if the lanes get busy. Mixed drinks come in rocks glasses and the pour is pretty heavy, so they're very boozy. I had a beer - selection seemed limited but they had what I wanted - Miller Lite! Didn't try the foo because we already ate, but it looked tasty and appropriately greazy.Unfortunately only bowled two games this time, but I am almost positive I'll come and stay until 1am one day. If you ever needed to just practice your game, weekends here would be the perfect opportunity!

Every time I have been invited here by my friend that lives near it has been a very uninviting experience by Steve the owner after spending over $300 each time as a group which my friend alway invited many of us for different communities to patronize this local business Steve is not very CUSTOMER friendly nor kid friendly we will no long patronize this local BUSINESS in our community

$10 for unlimited bowling and shoes on a Saturday night? I'm in! Typically they do cosmic bowling on the weekends but when I asked them about it, they said it was too busy. This place was packed! I don't go bowling very often, so maybe I have no idea of pricing, but my partner and I ended up playing like four or five games, which I think for $20 isn't bad. I guess I am used to Garden Bowl prices. This is a black-woman owned business which makes it that much more rad. She was there sitting to the side of the cashier. There are some news-clippings taped around the cashier station with some history of the spot. There was even a photo of the owner and Oprah. Pitchers of beer were around $10. A dude bought me a beer even though I was there with my husband and he "didn't care if that's disrespectful". That would typically piss me off big time because who thinks it's cool to be disrespectful, but I was having such a good time, I didn't care. Thanks! You were right, the bottled beer DID taste better than the draft. But maybe because it was free. I hope next time we go they will have the cosmic deal going.

Came here with a large group from work, we had made reservations for 16 people to come bowl on a Wednesday at 5:00. When we arrived, there was a big commotion because apparently they had no record of our reservation. Over half of the lanes were free, but because there were league games starting THREE HOURS later, they said they could not put us on any of those lanes, even when we promised to be done in 2 hours. So the 16 of us were squished into 3 lanes on the end. The man running the lanes and getting the shoes was also apparently the bartender (hope he washed his hands), so we were unable to get drinks anytime there was an issue with a lane, or a new few people dropping in. But, once he heard we were from a school and were celebrating our Christmas get-together, he basically was free with the pours for the rest of the time there (literally, free...as in, we no longer had to pay). It probably helped that the majority of our staff are lovely ladies. :)Not in the best of neighborhoods....but what are ya' gonna do.

the own mouth was just sooooo smart but it was nothing and i mean absolutely nothing compared to how smart the security was everybody in there had the worst attitude ever i would not recommend

Great place came here to bowl and invited family to enjoy the experience you should go here.

Note: I bowl a lot...hence, my many reviews of bowling alleys.Renaissance Bowl is pretty cool. It's not ritzy or glamourous, just decently modern. I mainly frequent Renaissance Bowl because it is minority-owned and I like to see good Detroit businesses thrive. That being said, the prices are pretty cool. You can get a game going for roughly $3, which is so cheap you can play numerous games without breaking your pocket. Roughly 50 lanes, so you could get a small group gathering going... but call ahead first. I think the hours of operation are only afternoons and nights.