Alley's Alehouse

Alley's Alehouse is the restaurant inside Pinheads. It has a huge bar, a stage, TVs showing sports and things, and lots of tables and booths. We did not make a reservation and were able to get a table at 5 p.m. on a Saturday, but we were one of the lucky ones. Alley's Alehouse gets packed! Reservations are highly recommended.We all got burgers of some sort (a Drunken Pig burger, a pork tenderloin, kids' cheeseburgers). They all came with fries. The fries here are the kind I really like: kind of soggy and mealy -- fries that just drop dead and give up when you try to dunk them in ketchup. Considering how busy they were, the service was amazing and amazingly fast. We waited maybe 15 minutes for our food, but our drinks (local beer pulled from the tap and sodas) were delivered almost immediately. I feel like most people who eat at Alley's Alehouse are probably eating here because they are also bowling and/or visiting the arcade. But I would totally visit this restaurant just to eat! It's a nice family friendly burger joint with great food and great service.

Fun atmosphere and we love playing music trivia on Friday nights but the food & drinks are hit or miss. On our last visit we enjoyed the nachos which were wonderful and a beer (okay but a little pricey). The most recent visit included an amazing expresso martini and a pretty sad sweet & spicy - super small premade drink. The loaded baked potato is excellent. Haven't had the chips & dip yet (been waiting over an hour).

Came here for Trivia night on Wednesdays which is a blast. Food is always good and service is great. Our waitress, Khareen, was awesome and very attentive. Even through it was a busy night as made sure our drinks were full and our food was delivered hot. Trivia night is a fun. They always play good music and it's never to loud so you can have a good conversation.

A group of friends and I went to Alley's Alehouse for music bingo! This is a hugely popular event that takes place most Friday nights from 7-9 PM, so reservations are a MUST! Every table was filled with customers. Music bingo allows attendees of all ages, so this is a perfect evening activity for families, friend groups, and even company outings. The DJ was fantastic, he was engaging, cracked jokes that made the whole restaurant laugh, and played themed music whenever someone won a bingo. This was a 5-star experience!As for the food, I would rate everything in the 3-star range. I ordered a Smash Burger, and it was unfortunately overcooked to the point where the meat was black and the bun was charred. I could only eat half of it. The fries were OK, not too greasy or salty, but nothing special. My friend ordered a shrimp taco, and she enjoyed the guacamole topping but was not a fan of the hot sauce that came on the side. My other friend ordered a strawberry milkshake, which was delicious but very small for the $7 that she payed for it. I understand it was a very busy night, but our service was very slow and it took 20 minutes to get our checks back after we paid. The atmosphere of the restaurant was very retro-chic, with concert posters plastered on the walls and leather couches to sit on. Overall, it was a great environment to enjoy a fun night out.

Starting with positives.. 1. Music Bingo is so much fun! 2. Atmosphere is great. Now for the negatives... We had a party of 6 and a reservation for 6:30p. Alcoholic beverages took about 45 minutes to come out. We ordered a salad, "chubs" (pizza rolls), a medium BBQ Chicken pizza, and two hamburgers. Our food didn't arrive until 8:25p, pizza still wasn't out by then. We asked our server about the pizza and shared our wait time with her, turns out our pizza was waiting under the warming lamp for over an hour and her explanation for why it didn't come out was "the kitchen lost the ticket." When we asked for the pizza to be taken off the bill, she and the manager had a five minute conversation about whether or not to take it off- not to mention, the hamburgers that came out were barely warm. Staff is friendly enough, but Alleys has some pretty serious food issues. Would come back, but would only drink at the bar.

We were attending something nearby and was recommended to try this spot inside Pinheads. The decor was very nice and there was a lively crowd on the patio watching the beach volleyball courts in play despite the rain. A fine select if craft beer. Our vegan was happy with the menu selections. Our child enjoyed his kids meal. I had a delicious lemon orzo soup and several of us enjoyed the "chubs" which were a pizza roll stuffed with your choice and your choice of sauce. They are delicious. Another had a chicken street taco and another the tenderloin. Service was pretty good until the trivia crowd came in and from then on we had to wave someone down for boxes, bill etc. Server did not split the check between the 2 credit cards so had to re do that and not sure it still is right. A pretty happening place and a cut above your typical sports bar.

This is close for me and service is quick. I've had the strawberry fields salad multiple times now. I really enjoy it with the raspberry vinaigrette dressing. It may have some hidden sugar with the toppings used. I'll pay more attn next time. They have a lot of beers on tap and they allow you to sample. I went with Blake's grand cherry; quite refreshing. It was described to me to be a cherry cider. The setting is casual and family friendly. During warmer months, huge outdoor volleyball play. There's also an outdoor bar during that time.

We came for music bingo last night, and it was a blast! Hope to be back soon for more fun!

Really nice space, was excited to try it. Unfortunately, we sat for 20 minutes and never even made contact with a server. It was clear they were totally overwhelmed, and the staff were very young / new. So, we got up and left. Would love to try again if they get the staffing figured out.

Sometimes service can be hit or miss but try the Drunken Pig burger! Pretty solid for bowling alley food.