Vault 177

Good food and nice wait staff though it frequently feels a little understaffed.Excellent beer selection

We went there on Saturday, 6/15/24, around noon. We ordered the combination type large 14" pizza, and it was excellent. I ordered a side of marinara like I always do; however, this marinara was seriously the best ever. The toppings were busted to the edge of the pizza like they should be. There was a vast selection of beers and great service.Great atmosphere along with great service with a smile. Looking forward to returning soon!

Vault 177 is connected to the Spin Alley as restaurant. Every bowling Alley needs this, and Vault 177 seems to do the job.Alongside a bowling outing with friends, we popped in here only for beers so this review is simply based on that. It was a busy Saturday afternoon with kids Birthday parties going on, a packed alley and Pizza and Coca-Cola constantly being brought out it was easy to tell the kitchen was swamped but I'm surprised staff was that swamped seeing as how I'd think Saturdays would be their busiest. Did someone call out?I say this because it took about five minutes before the bartender to free up and take our orders as she was helping out in the kitchen it seemed. That said, the beer selection here is excellent. Plenty of Domestics and IPAs to choose from. You'd think this was a full-on craft taproom. They have cocktails, shots and ciders too. A complete bar.Again, can't speak about the food, but perhaps in a return visit to bowl we'll try out the menu. One things for sure, they have the alcohol department covered here!

Fantastic beer selection, service and food. Had the wings and they didn't disappoint.

Great service! We bowled with the family then came in after for pizzas. They were preparing to shut down for the night but decided to accomodate us. The kitchen staff, the bar staff, the entire restaurant were extremely friendly, cordial and professional. We ordered 3 pizzas! The kids were delighted. We showed our appreciation to the staff with a hefty gratuity. Thanks Vault 177! (Sorry no photos of the pizzas. They were gobbled up quickly but I can assure you if you like thin neopolitian style pizza with tons of toppings, this is a great option!)

Don't have a problem paying too much for a bottle of beer as long as atmosphere is decent. Place is ok. I will not abide bartender helping themselves to the change though. I'll never go back. Beware!

Best thing about this place is the killer playlist. I came here on a Thursday, so it was pretty slow. The bartender was also the server and she was so friendly and helpful and fun. My Moscow mule was perfect! Partner got an IPA per usual, so not much to report there. We both got the veggie burger, one with tots, the other with onion rings. the burger tasted like I could have made it at home. Tasty, sure, but not at all worth the price. Best food item was the onion rings. There's also an attached bowling alley that I hope to come back for. The last thing I want to comment on is a weird one. The bathroom. I walked in and immediately felt like I was in my grandma's church. The appliances, the decor, the smell. I have no idea the history of the building, but I'd put money on this being a church 20-30 years ago that got remodeled into a restaurant.

We've been twice, in May and June. Both times the food was delicious, fresh, and generous. Like, "take home the extra" generous, and fairly priced. Beers are plenty, and the wings were the best. The atmosphere is open, sports screens from every angle and the remodeling was really done right. The music was popular and fun. There was another large group and us, and the weather was gloomy and cold so we stayed inside, but we'll definitely be outside in the summer.But the best thing both times was the service-- friendly, interactive, funny, and informative. Everyone in Shoreline has an obligation to patronize Vault 177, we have so few really great dining establishments compared to E-Town. Going back today, I hope.

Attended a bowling league for my disabled relative. She feels she can bowl on her own. I love bowling and it appears my presence is not needed. So, i now have about three hours, to do whatever I wanted to. Well, let's go to Vault 177 and kill some time.walking into the bar, the first thing I noticed, was the tight connection between staff and patrons. Seems there is a regular rotation of regulars here. A good sign. There is a plaque or notice of some sort, that the Shoreline School District holds regular weekly meetings here. Although i am not a regular, the staff is still polite to me. However, it seems 85% of the bar is regulars.I ordered chicken carbonara and white wine. Unfortunately, I'm not into craft beer. Which seems to be one of their specialties. However, the service and food was great. As regulars poured in, I did feel outside an exclusive club. The servers were still great to me and made me feel welcome. I wish I drank more and liked craft beers, because I know I could be a part of a group of regulars. Who really enjoy this place. Great chicken carbonara and wine. I do hang out for about two hours, unusual for me at a bar. i feel welcome.I had a good time here and if I was to have a regular drinking bar, Vault 177 has a welcoming atmosphere.

I have dined at this restaurant several times now with a large group of friends. The food has been great every time. The happy hour menu has lots of choices and the prices are good. The service has also been excellent every time. There's a patio for outside dining when the weather is good. Lots of tables in the bar area too. I don't drink beer but my friends say they have a great beer selection. Always have a great experience here.