Town Hall Lanes

We met friends here for dinner. They had coloring books and crayons for my child and great food options - I can't wait to try the pulled pork. We went bowling after and the attendant was very helpful with figuring out the bumpers for the children in our group.

Good food, good bowling- but bring your own bowling shoes! We had the Nokomis Chicken Salad and the Buffalo wings. The wings had really nice flavor and weren't too spicy- nice juicy meaty wings. The salad was good as long as you read the description and don't expect traditional "chicken salad" or a healthy salad. The salad has tons of flavor with the dressing, lots of delicious bacon bits, and chicken strips. Not fine dining, just tasty bar food. We had a big party but the service was accommodating and quick. They didn't make us feel bad for having a growing party as people trickled in. I would describe this as a bar/ restaurant with bowling lanes - not necessarily a true bowling alley. The lanes are nice and well kept, but a little cramped. The rental shoes are pretty chewed up and neither mine or my husband's had any slide left in them. My guess is the floor texture outside the lanes chewing up the shoes. If you have your own shoes definitely bring them.

Super fun bar and bowling alley! We came here with a couple of friends on a Thursday night to hit the lanes and grab some dinner. Food was decent, pretty standard bar fare. Service was a little slow, but it was packed so that might not be the norm. It was great that you can put your name on the list for Bowling while having dinner. It speeds up the process.Bowling prices are great! I like that it's per person per game and not timed like a lot of Alleys are doing these

Food is great, bowling is cheap and not too crowded, lots of free parking nearby. Restaurant and bowling alley are separated so your meal isn't disrupted by any bowling. Definitely will return!

I hesitate to recommend only because it will make it busier!!!!They do have weekend brunch. I couldn't find an online menu but came on Sunday shortly after 11amBartender was hustling. Bowling was busier than dining area at first. Took a seat at the bar and got a good basic bloody my wife got a mimosa it was heavy on the oj side. Had the breakfast pizza. Holy sh*#t. Awesome and plenty for two people!Just enough attention, not an over hovering bartender. She was great. Found a weekend breakfast place since BH down the street decided to open at 4pm:(Nice work TH. I'm a fan!!

Food and FunWhile visiting my brother in Minneapolis, we happened upon Town Hall Lanes. We planned on bowling then finding a place to eat dinner. We arrived and surprisingly had to walk through a restaurant to get to the lanes. Considering that they were clearly a restaurant too we looked at the menu as we prepped for a late afternoon bowlapalooza. We found several items on the menu that looked good, ordered them then proceeded to bowl. The service was fast and polite, the food was way better than we expected for a bowling alley so we ordered more and nixed dinner plan in favor of a longer bowling outing. The atmosphere is equal parts modern conveniences, elegance and decadence mixed with vintage bowling ally. It's artfully styled. The menu was definitely built on the idea of old bowling alley convenience food but it's curated and elevated both in flavor and appearance to match the exacting standards society has for gastro pubs. We enjoyed our time at Town Hall Lanes if was both fun and sated our dinner cravings. Town Hall Lanes was not crowded, parking was easy and ample. The prices were reasonable and the food was really good. We enjoyed the care that THL gives to every aspect of a customers experience. If you're in the area it's an easy all inclusive night out.

Town Hall Lanes is a great place for pizza, beer and bowling, however not so great for the service. But if your a patient person by all means stop in. The pizza was actually pretty good and the have some nice beers on tap. If you're going to do some bowling, find out ahead of time which days of the week are best to avoid the bowling leagues.

Very friendly neighborhood. Loved the service, ambience, and great 70s music. The area is so friendly-Bohemian.

It's a nice looking place, but we had some concerns. We both bowled the worst we have in years. Maybe first thing on Sunday the oil on the lanes is too much. I have never needed to wipe my hands and ball so much.Then when I went to the counter to return my shoes and pay, the guy there walked away. Then a woman who'd brought water to us gave us a bill and didn't bring me change. We didn't understand how they do things, I guess. We opted not to stay for lunch.

The food was good! The service was good! Went on a Tuesday evening and were the only ones bowling. The real only disappointment was being told that bumpers are only for kids. Not all of us are experienced bowlers and found it a bit awkward to be told we can't have an even playing field. I don't think bumpers are just for kids and wanted everyone in my party to feel welcome. Will probably return since it was clean, good service, and enjoyable. Although that one small part will change my viewpoint on the entire visit unfortunately