Never played duckpin bowling and it was confusing but fun Hahaa…read more Don't know how to score on paper the old school way much less the rules of duckpin which lets you bowl 3 times vs two in normal bowling The pins are smaller and I guess have a duck bottom and the balls are way smaller and lighter so it takes some adjusting to when rolling them! I found that not throwing the balls hard and not running up the lane but just throwing it from the top of lane crouched down did the trick It was a fun time Definitely an old school alley

Family owned and operated. Great for those learning or family fun. No fancy thrills, some arcade…read morestyle games but 18 bowling lanes, you came to bowl, right? Typical bowling alley food made to order. Friendly priced!!!! Leagues, fund raisers and just to have fun. Stop by

I miss their tiny dollhouse size bathroom, but I guess it's best to have two bathrooms now that are…read moremodernized. When family visits from LA we always make a point to hit the lanes at Stoneleigh. We make a reservation, and our lanes are ready when we arrive. Will and the other guys there are always so friendly, upbeat and accommodating. Duckpins is Baltimore. You can now find their hours, etc. on IG and keep up with specials, leagues and everything duckpins!

I've visited Stoneleigh Lanes a couple of times for birthday parties…read more Stoneleigh Lanes is a smallish, duckpin bowling establishment. Both birthday parties we attended came with shoe rentals, two hour bowling, a table setup and pizza. What's good? The bowling. My kids enjoyed their time learning how to bowl. The lanes held up well, no issues with ball returns or pin setup while they bowled. Bumpers were setup and taken down quickly if needed. The workers. They were attentive to the parties and very helpful. The fries. During the second party visit my kids were hungry before the pizza was served. We got a large fry. I thought the fries were pretty good. What's meh? The pizza crust. I'm a total crust guy and the crust they use isn't great. Mad props that they make their own pizzas (or at least put the cheese and pepperoni on themselves. The fry cooking time. They took a while from when they were ordered to when they were done. They were served hot but the wait seemed longer than it should. Can't imagine what it is like if a bunch of people are ordering food.

Great place to be when it's too cold for the real thing! Great courses from around the world. BYOB…read moreif you're so inclined!

My group of seven purchased $174 worth of tickets for DodgeBow, and the experience raised a number…read moreof concerns. Before the event, I never received a confirmation email. I called multiple times, but the Owner's voicemail box was full. I sent a text message and an email and never received a response. When we arrived, the building was locked. At that point, we weren't even sure if our activity was happening. Then a separate group arrived and we were all standing around just waiting and perplexed. A woman from that group said she also never received a confirmation email and had been unable to reach anyone. So this wasn't an isolated issue. A little after 1:00 PM (when our activity was supposed to start) two employees arrived. At first they had a hard time accessing the building and had to go through an alternative route to let us in, so that killed more time. The employees explained that the owners were on vacation and all they knew is that they had had instructiins to be there at 1:00 PM. We eventually got started, but several things bothered me. The overall operation seemed disorganized. During check in, the topic of waivers came up and none of our groups had completed waiver forms before playing. I was also surprised by the lack of a beginner safety orientation. The website states that players receive a 10 minute orientation session. We were first time players. When we arrived, safety goggles and small black arm guards were sitting on a table, but they were not handed out or explained to us. As beginners, we had no idea what "those little straps" (arm bands) were for or that they protected against bowstring injuries or that goggles were [required] throughout play. Instead, we only received rules on how the game is played. Another concern was the protective equipment itself. The website shows players wearing full face protective masks and states that protective face masks are provided. However, there are were only goggles provided. During the event, my husband was struck in the eye area by an arrow after removing his goggles because they repeatedly fogged up and made it difficult to see. His eye was sore afterward and bright light is still bothering him. We hope there are no lasting effects. My daughter also suffered a significant abrasion on her arm from the bow. When we asked for ice, the employee told us there wasn't any available and ended up providing frozen popsicles instead. I have no clue why ice wasn't available for situations like these. There were not enough arrows available at times, so players had to wait for arrows to be returned before they could continue playing. The equipment did not appear to be well maintained either. Many of the arrows were missing fins, and some had only one fin left. The playing area was small, and there didn't seem to be enough barriers for the number of players. The space was also very warm, with only one industrial fan running. There was no water cooler or bottled water available for purchase. Finally, disinfectant wipes were sitting on the equipment table, and I guess people are responsible for cleaning their own goggles before use. When I wiped ours down, the wipes came away dirty, which made me question whether the equipment had been sanitized between groups. To be fair, the employees working that day were polite and did their best with what they had. They apologized profusely and even offered to let us play longer due to the delays. The young man was swift with addressing my daughter's abrasion. My frustration is with the ownership and overall management of the business. Between the lack of communication, unanswered calls and emails, poor safety procedures, lack of ice and general operational issues, this was not an experience I would pay for again.

Love this space for a party! We booked a group spot as part of a team building activity and it was…read moreawesome. They accommodated a large group at a great price. Both kids and adults alike had a fun time playing. Some suggestions would be to make the masks better. They easily fogged up and were a bit uncomfortable at times to wear. Also if there could be a little bit more space for food and drink would be great!

I took my daughter and her friend for the first time last night and we had such a great time! The…read moreatmosphere was fun and family-friendly and we saw people of all ages skating, learning to skate, and having fun. The parking lot is huge and offered plenty of parking and was easy to get in and out. The food is a little over priced but that would be expected at a sporting venue. They had arcade games, food bar, and plenty of seating. Our only complaint, and it's a very minor one that we hope they fix, is the air hockey table was broken. This is a very cool place and we definitely plan on coming back!

What a fun throwback experience to go roller skating at Coppermine Sportsman's Hall! The parking…read morelot is huge, so it's very easy to park, and it's free parking. The place is pretty easy to find though it is unlikely you'd just happen to drive by it, as it is kind of not on the beaten path. You can purchase everything ahead of time in terms of skate rentals and entry. It's pretty reasonable for one session mid-afternoon until close in the evening, you just need one entrance ticket/fee paid. You get your money's worth for sure if you are there for hours! You can bring your own skates or rent skates here- they have regular roller skates and roller blades. Both of these are in whole sizes, no half sizes, and both of them would be best on your feet with high socks that go to your lower calves, at least. Tying them tightly gives you the best skating, but that also pinches into skin if you don't have the right socks. They have an area for parties that includes a few arcade games, but mostly, you're there to skate. There are people there who are serious skaters going wicked fast and throwing some cool tricks, but we never felt bad in any way for not being one of the super talented skaters. There's a snack bar, too, with your classic fare like burgers, hot dogs, nachos, fries and funnel cake fries. Yummy snack junk food that makes the experience all the more reminiscent of young carefree days! They have lockers for your stuff, some don't even lock, but no one seemed concerned. There are benches for sitting and changing out your shoes to skates and vice versa, and people tend to just stash their shoes under the benches rather than get a locker. A good time all around and pretty affordable if you're there for a while!

Regulation size rink, recently renovated ice as well as bathrooms. Has open ice skating and…read moreclasses, hockey practice and games, figure skating practice and competitions, skate sharpening and pro shop. Friendly staff and is perfect for groups, kids and families. A neighborhood staple for many, many years. Would love to see concessions and better ice conditions (despite the renovation, ice needs to be kept colder and more solid!)

I started skating here when I was just three year olds and recently was back coaching here for the…read morefirst time in probably over 10 years. In the best way, for a rink, nothing has changed. It looks exactly the same and is filled with great ice hockey vibes. It is exactly what you would expect out of a rink. Are updates needed? Of course. However, to know Mount Pleasant Ice Arena, is to love it.

Two of us came here last evening to have some food and bowl duckpins. We had enough time to play…read moretwo games. We got some tater tots and Yuengling beers from the snack bar that were A-OK. I was sad when they started blasting some heavy metal music around 6pm but I have to assume this is part of the culture. We will be back to try to master duckpins.

If you're looking to waste your money then this is the place for you. Not only do they not let you…read morefinish your frames you paid for they make you buy their nasty tasting pizza which is not worth the money.. I'm switching to AMF lanes... at Least they let you finish your game and the food is much better and cheaper.!!!DO NOT BOWL HERE!!!!!

Attended a Curio Wellness Event at the Eagle's Nest CC on a snowy Baltimore night. The club is…read morevery beautiful and the staff very friendly. I was expecting some apps and cash bar, but what I found was a buffet of all sorts of tasty treats. Dumplings, chicken skewers, vegi/fruit trays, assorted cheeses, etc. And a cash bar with yummy drinks. The food was delicious and plentiful. A really nice event here!

DO NOT have your wedding here unless you want to starve to death! Run out of food for over 40…read moreguests including hungry kids who just wanted to eat some chicken tenders and fries and the staff blamed it on the wedding guests and that they were eating too much. Mind you that this was a buffet style dinner. Refused to bring out more food until we got management involved and had to wait over an hour until more food was brought out!