901 Bowl

We just left the bowling lanes and had a lot of fun. Prices weren't too bad, the lanes worked correctly, and we visited the arcade.Friday night 6:00 pm. Lane 24 for 1 hour, 3 pairs of shoes for $30.00. I thought this was very reasonable. I'm not really sure what the price breakdown was for the lanes and the shoes, but I kind of expected 30 for the hour and more for shoes. The equipment, whatever its called, however it works, performed properly, and we didn't lose any of our time we paid for waiting for malfunctions to be corrected.When I got there,I wanted beer. There happened to be a line that seemed to take forever, there were two bartenders, but the good news is that I was able to buy 3 beers at once, and I was given a bucket of ice, so I never had to wait in the line again. The weird thing is, the bartender thought it necessary to remove all the beer caps at once. They checked my id and gave me a wrist band, which I suspect is a way to prevent a purchaser from sharing with underage teens. Or rather,a way to catch underage drinkers.The arcade was very antiquated. There is a photo booth that charges 3 bucks for a single picture. I thought these were obsolete. Who wants a 3 dollar selfie????? The arcade also was small. There were a couple games not working which took our money. There are signs saying you are shit out of luck losing money to a machine that steals because they don't own the machines. This is such BS. I bet they own the money that goes into the machines. Besides, someone owns the machines. Actually I really don't care who owns what, the bottom line is that if there are machines that only take money and do not perform, it is basically theft to leave them open to the public and deny any responsibility without even removing the machine from service. The arcade was also too small and the games were old.There is a bar that is separated from the rest of the building for the grown ups to hang out in. Bad thing is, this would be perfect for smokers, but sorry, not allowed.There was an armed security guard. Don't know how much protection he could actually provide, or if he is actually full time, but there was no sign on the door restricting citizens from carrying their own weapons. I drank three beers. I was unarmed. But I would be willing to bet there were at least a dozen firearms inside. I was able to feel comfortable having children and an infant. I think the guy bowling next to us had something under his shirt.I look forward to returning another night. We did not try the skating. It's been over 20 years, but it does sound fun.

MUST READ LIFE CHANGING EXPERIENCEFun place not so fun with food poisoning though the pizza looks 3 months old is rock solid in his green mold, growing on the bottom of the pizza crustNot only did all of this happen, but we came back and someone had stolen our sweatshirt and they were less than helpful.Also, we paid for two hours and only got 45 minutes. Our lame shut off and the guy doesn't know how to fix it cause he doesn't speak any English money well wasted.This response is a few hours later because of how furious I wasIt's truly remarkable how a bowling alley can manage to turn a fun outing into a lesson in patience, disappointment, and disbelief. From the moment we walked in, it was clear that this place had no interest in being even remotely serviceable, let alone enjoyable. Let's start with the food, if you can even call it that--because the barely lukewarm, rubbery excuse for nachos and the tasteless cardboard they called pizza seemed more like a prank than a menu item. It was as though they had microwaved leftovers from a bad school cafeteria and thought, "Yes, this will do." But honestly, the culinary disaster was nothing compared to the staff, who collectively redefined what it means to not care. They greeted us (or didn't greet us, more accurately) with the enthusiasm of someone being forced to do community service, and the absolute minimum amount of effort was exerted at every turn. A request for napkins was met with a shrug, a soda refill was a 15-minute ordeal, and don't even think about asking for any sort of help unless you enjoy being stared at like you've just asked them to solve a complex mathematical equation.Now, onto the main event: the bowling. We paid--paid in full, mind you--for two hours of bowling bliss. Two hours! That's 120 minutes of fun, laughter, and friendly competition we were expecting. But, of course, in the spirit of this establishment's utter indifference, we only got 45 minutes before the lane unceremoniously shut down. And when we attempted to rectify this blatant theft of our time, we were met with what can only be described as the cherry on top of this disaster sundae: the staff member responsible didn't speak English. Now, I don't expect every employee everywhere to be fluent in English, but when you're working in customer service and can't even understand the phrase "we paid for two hours," perhaps there's a flaw in the system. We gestured, pointed at the receipt, tried every conceivable way to explain the situation, and were ultimately met with a mix of blank stares and frustration. No manager was available, no solution was offered, and the clock kept ticking away on what should have been our lane time.To add insult to injury, the workers--those charming paragons of apathy--made it abundantly clear that they had no interest in resolving anything. Their body language practically screamed, "It's not my problem," and one even had the audacity to smirk when we voiced our complaints. I suppose customer satisfaction isn't high on the priority list at a place where mediocrity reigns supreme. So there we were, left to stew in our irritation, knowing that we'd essentially paid for an experience that could only be described as a masterclass in incompetence and disinterest. In the end, we left early, defeated and thoroughly unimpressed, vowing never to set foot in that disaster of a bowling alley again. If nothing else, it's comforting to know that they've set the bar so low, no other establishment could possibly sink to their level. Or so we hope.

Well, I was going to head there this weekend, but I've called multiple times over several days, using the number listed here and on their website, and no one ever answers. It rings until it gets to the voice mail, which of course isn't even set up. If their ability to answer the phone during their business hours is any indication of the quality of their lanes and service, then this is a very poor place to go for any reason. Given that they had to buy fake reviews to bump up their score here it speaks very poorly as well. All in all, there must be better places to go, so don't go to 901.

Had my birthday party here employees were nice it was fun. My grandpa couldn't find any bowling balls that fit his fingers though. The game room was average I didn't play any of them but seemed fun. And they have a bar.

My son and I decided to go bowling at the last minute. I looked up nearest ally and we decided to give funquest a try. The only reason I am giving them 4 stars is because they need some serious upgrades. The ball return kept getting the balls stuck, its not the modern look like the other alleys around On everything! It doesn't stop me from going but I would definitely take the family more often if it was a little bit more up to date. I think this place has a lot of potential. If they can put some money in it or find an investor that will help them. I truly enjoyed the helpful employees and the family atmosphere not drama from the over crowding. This place has unlimited potential.We will be back.

Although this place is older, the service was excellent and the prices are fantastic! While things are worn, they keep and manager it well. We will be back for sure!

Severely understaffed, but the 2 teenagers that do work there give it their best. This place is super dirty, but inexpensive. You get what you pay for.

Constantly being switched to different lanes due to equipment failure. Had to wait for them to fix the gates while our time was counting down without compensation. Staff and owner took it as a burden to assist us with this. Overall do not recommend whatsoever.

It was a fun place to go bowling- we enjoyed it and the staff was really fast, friendly and helpful.

If I could give this place a 0, I would! Never in my life have I ever experienced an establishment like this. When we were trying to get there, we couldn't even find it not to mention the fact that once we got there, most of the doors​ were locked! We headed to the counter to get a lane and even though an employee was just standing there at the computer doing nothing, they just ignored our existance. Finally got our lane after many minutes of waiting. After we put out names in the machine, the lights were off for the lane so we weren't sure if it was even working. We decided to just try it so we started our game. Once we got started, the game was running smoothly for a good 5 minutes before it all started going downhill. The lane broke down multiple times and when we asked for help, the workers did nothing. Some people's turns were skipped because of the numerous malfunctions that were going on! Even the vending machine was so awful. I wouldn't recommend this bowling alley to anyone. We left before we even finished 1 game. Disappointed is not even the right word to explain how bad this place was. Never coming back!