Family Bowlaway

I came here on a Friday night with my girlfriends family to enjoy some drinks and dinner. The bar has tons of beers on tap. The menu is extensive and gives even picky eaters options. They also have tons of activities! There is a bowling ally connected to the restaurant, along with pool and darts. There is a ton of seating and they can accommodate large groups pretty well! There was a well balanced atmosphere of families and people just having a drink. The service was a bit confusing, I was unsure who was waiting tables vs bar tending. It seemed like whoever was free was sent out to take orders. That made a little complicated for reordering drinks and our food. We got fried pickles as an appetizer. The fried pickles were great! The breading stuck to them well and they weren't soaked in grease. The dill ranch was also homemade and it was good with the pickles. My girlfriend got the western burger and I got the Bronx Bomber. The waitress said the lowest temp they could cook the burger was medium. That is always a huge let down for me. Don't even ask if you can't do anything below a certain temperature. Other than that the burger had a good grilled flavor and the onion rings went well on top. My sandwich was lack luster. The name was appealing and I had high expectations. It was a mix between a Rachel and a Ruben. The bread was toasted but the meat was still kind of cold and the cheese wasn't melted. It didn't have that much meat on it either.

It's our families favorite bowling spot! Staff is all young folk but that doesn't seem to affect the service and timeliness. The place itself is older and is a bit outdated. They have updated the alleys and the digital software. The food isn't the best, we usually order from the bar next door.

This place it amazing. I just went there last weekend with some friends. Two of us had never been there, another 4 hadn't been in over a decade. We hadn't a clue what we were getting ourselves into when we decided on bowling for our evening activity.We walk in and rent shoes. They are $2.75 per rental. They have awesome shoes with flaming balls on them, and some rocking neon colored ones that glowed in the cyber lights. (i had the neon ones!). Bowling was $4.50 per person per game. Seemed pretty reasonable for a Saturday night entertainment. My only complaint is that the place was pretty empty but they put everyone in lanes really close together instead of spreading us out, so we had to wait each time we went up to bowl for the people next to us to finish. Other than that, it was a great time.I should also mention that the bar is awesome. They have a large selection of beer and cider. ...Aaaaannnnddd...they have cornhole in the back of the bar. what?!? yeah, I'll be coming back. Go bowling...(I should mention my score for the evening...31)

I have not been bowling in a while, so I had no idea what to expect as far as prices. I took my wife and 3 kids out for a couple of games of bowling thinking "what can it possibly be 15, maybe 20 bucks?" Well 1.5 hours and 57.50 later, and I was shocked! I checked online and most people were saying their usual cost is 1.50 -2 per person. We got soaked for 4.50 per person and 2.50 ea shoe rental. It was fun but not "cheap" by any means.

We used to go here all the time, but in the past 3 visits probably in 8 months for school functions, their services have gone way down. Last visit yesterday, the lanes didn't freeze up as much as before. That is a pain when you do the 2 hour and it takes 10 mins to get assistance each time. However, I had 3 kids who each had their allowance and wanted to spend it playing games. Between the 4 games they tried, 2 did not print tickets and 2 ate tokens. Each kid had $1, so thought quick time. Nope the person at the front did give them tokens for the loss, however said the tickets were touchy and maybe they wouldn't print. Luckily for the kids it was empty and they ended up with the 75+ tickets owed. She wouldn't check the 2nd machine and I was done and just had the kids blow the tokens on the machine we knew was loaded and working. When they cashed in, they ended up getting cut off before they even spent the 53 tickets each got to spend. I see they are short staffed, but seriously if you are looking for good service and fun time, try Sherwood Lanes. I will stick with them from now on. Better prices and better employees.

This place is a very fun place to bowl. I like the atmosphere compared to other bowling alleys around my area. I love the glow in the dark bowling. It is a a lot of fun. They have a great snack bar, as well as a great game room. They even have laser tag. You have to pay for everything, but it is well worth it.

Had a very poor time here. My buddies and I bought some beers at the 11th frame and started to bowl. The lady worker with pink hair and the bigger guy with long hair told security to check our IDs just because we look younger. We didnt get to finish a $40 game since a group of 7 all had to get carded soley because some bowling workers didnt think we were of age.

Tusk...Came here on a field trip and let me tell yall.. This was SO ghetto. Shoes are warn, bowling balls were greasy and felt gross. The place was overall musty. Save your money... Thank me later...

Very very rude staff at the bar. The security guard grabbed my arm and squeezed it for holding a vape. In addition, he kept yelling at me over the incident after i apologized. The bartender messed up my drink twice and was very rude. I will not be coming back. Poor service and staff..

Family bowlaway is a great place to go on the weekends. The food is delicious and the attached restaurant (The 11th Frame) is a great place to hangout with friends. The prices are reasonable as well!