This quaint and cozy bar/ cafe/ bowling alley sports 6 lanes and a secondary Lounge open only…read moreThursday, Friday and Saturday. The food is simple but tasty. An entire meal, with a whiskey cost me only a touch over $15.00! I recommend this place!!

This is the place where locals go. Probably because there's really no other place for locals to go…read morelol. But I think they go here because it's also a long time establishment, a fixture, if you will, that got its start in 1946 by Walt and Eva. Who is Walt and Eva? Well I don't really know, but there's a big plaque of quotes about them on the wall so feel free to read up when you're there. From what I could gather they were locals, married young, married forever, who created a place for folks to eat, drink, and have something to do besides farm and drink in pastures. This place is loved. It's also drenched in Nebraska decor. That actually might be an understatement. It's covered from head to toe, light fixture to stool, napkin to salt shaker, with Husker stuff. And it's old. And I hate to say this...it's dusty and dirty. But that kind of adds to the charm I guess. I certainly wouldn't eat off the floors or anything. The food is a yummy hot meal with no frills. I had the fried chicken, which was moist. It could use a little salt/seasoning in the coating. I liked that it was crispy. The fries were also good. They had a nice crunch. The macaroni salad was yummy. Classic. My friend had a BLT. She really like that the bacon wasn't super fatty. The tomato soup she had was typical tomato soup. It wasn't homemade but it was hot. I thought it was sweet that they sell tiny ice cream cones, which we had for dessert. Just typical soft serve. I hope they clean the machine! The service was good enough. There were only a handful of people in the restaurant. We were there before the lunch hour. They also sold discount liquor and trinkets near the front of the store. We didn't check out the adjoining recreation/bowling hall.

I enjoy eating here with my family when we do come and eat here at Walt's (we call it Walt's here…read morein Crofton) the service is good, foods good, I'm not a local but family lives in Crofton and I enjoy eating here every once and awhile. It may be biased because this place has some nostalgia for me in it too but overall good food and good service.(they sometimes give kids tootsie rolls on the way out too!!)

Awesome place! Friendly, clean, great service! Chris was so…read morewelcoming and got us set up with ax throwing right away. It was the Fourth of July and we were there when it opened so it was calm and slow. It immediately got packed at 4 pm, but they seemed well staffed and prepared ! We will be back! Thanks

I just moved to Yankton and had a great time at DJ Bingo. My chicken tender basket was hot and…read morefresh and the staff was incredibly welcoming!

Lots to do at Sportsman's. Bowling, pool, darts, dinner, or hanging at the bar. $3.75 a game for…read morebowling plus shoe rental. Friendly staff and other patrons.

No joke. If you EVER find yourself in this corner of NW Iowa, make an effort to have a drink and…read morebowl a game at Sportsman's. Good burger, cold beer, FABULOUS people. Yeah, Hawarden is not necessarily on the beaten path, but still, this place is great!

You have to pay for a certain amount of time to bowl so by the time the ball returns almost each…read moreframe, you are out of time. The cost for an hr of bowling is high compared to other bowling facilities in the area. Staff sit in the office and talk and don't pay attention to their customers when the ball doesn't return. So it's a complete waste of money!! The food was typical bar food.

Great place for fun and entertainment with a new VR and mini golf area! Fun for the whole family!read more

The uncleanliness is ridiculous, along with the employee with the neck tattoo that looks like he…read morehasn't showered in weeks. and almost all the arcade games are broken. It's a miracle they're even still open.

The. Best. 15 minutes of my life. This is a must visit if you are south of North Dakota or North of…read moreTexas. Worth the detour

This place is awesome. It's a combination diner and bowling alley. From what I could tell, not…read moremuch bowling happens here anymore but the diner is definitely open for breakfast and lunch. My family visited on the 4th of July and we had breakfast there. Prices were very reasonable, the food was good and the portions were what you would expect. The place has been around for years and it feels a bit dated but that's one reason it's great. Our waitress was incredibly nice and kept our coffee cups full. The food came out in a timely manner. We were full and happy when it was all said and done. Definitely worth a visit....especially if you are from out of town.

Bowling alley is way too small for any type of event. Limited seating. Staff was super slow to…read morerespond to broken down lanes, missed score, scoring incorrectly. Ball returns were dusty, approaches were dirty. Staff drinking coffee but not selling coffee, and can't bring in outside drinks. Friendly staff would be nice, as well as a bigger section for family friends to watch bowl.

Sundays are the BEST value! From Noon-6pm you can get unlimited bowling for $15 a single, or $25 a…read morecouple. I think 6 people are allowed on a lane. I believe children are bundled as a 'couple,' but don't take my exact word for that. Beer & alcohol sales. Along with soda. Vending machines. A couple video games. One lounge area. They have very limited food options, so don't come expecting to get a meal. CASH ONLY! THE PLACE IS CASH ONLY! Screens are great. Lanes work great. Not always the fastest service, but be patient. If the lanes are fill you can get on a waiting list. Bathrooms are not so great. You can pay and store your gear here. They do leagues. If you want to bowl on weeknights, I suggest calling ahead to see if league is going on.