Great work event night out. Only give 4 star though because the drinks are quite expensive…read more Bowling is always fun for a night out with friends or family. They have food available and a bar plenty to do for kids with a massive games room. Enjoyable night.

Well as bowling goes I would rather go the Lady Gaga famous bowling alley in Manchester although…read morethat's not massively kid friendly, this was rather a chaotic carnage experience. Kids everywhere. People sat in your bowing alley who didn't belong. Everyone looking dazed as to what to do and how to work the bowling computer. Also it was Everyman for themselves when it came to your actual bowling ball. People didn't really care or show any respect it was more like survival of the fittest bowling experience. My little lad liked it and one bowl of 10 go's each was certainly enough and for £30 I think it was a steal. For them not us. The best bit was the games you could go on after. Although take £20 one pound coins as each game is a mini fortune. They were fun but over in no time so the excitement fix soon needed replenishing. I'm not sure i will visit again as I think there are better bowling places. Although the is now a five guys across the road and a cinema next door so I would probably visit the complex again

All Star Lanes was the location of our company Christmas party back in December; I knew very early…read moreon in the year but, due to our strategy for keeping people excited for the event, had to keep it a secret! The booking process was simple from the beginning and they were clear about technical aspects such as payment terms etc. Although we explained it was a secret event and never to use the landline, they unfortunately did - they also didn't seem to take us off their sales list, meaning we got endless calls about having an event, despite already booking with them! Sigh. They redeemed themselves on the night. Based in the Jungle Room, a leopard carpeted treat, we had two lanes to ourselves and a plethora of food and drinks. We had everything from pigs in blankets to deep fried mac & cheese fritters; these aren't your usual canapes, and they're more than happy to lay on a tasting if you're curious as to what you should serve. Staff knew exactly what was in the cocktails, as requested, and bar service ran fairly smoothly - it did get rather busy once all the pre-bought drinks had gone and people flocked to the bar, but they soon got used to it and kept up! They were also very patient; once we've all had a few, it can get a bit rowdy i.e. people thinking it funny to walk on the actual bowling alley, but noone felt put out at any time and they communicated with as frequently. Great place for any event you might be planning.

I've always loved bowling, even though I suck at it (I blame my weak wrists, not the technique -…read moreha!) And even though I lost 3 games to nil I really enjoyed my afternoon in All Star Lanes. This place is pretty great if you're looking for somewhere fun to go where you can have a few games of bowling, some drinks and eats too. I didn't eat here, although I have heard good things about the food, it was a little early in the day and we had booked Reds True BBQ for dinner so I didn't want to eat too much beforehand. The 3 games of bowling I had here with my friend from London were so much fun! I didn't have the barriers up either..! Yey! But still lost. We drank beer and cocktails for hours and had a blast. Pretty sure anyone who comes here with mates is going to have a fab time!

Best boling company in England And the food only cost 10 or…read moreunder pound I'm sure if you don't go here, you are the worst person ever

Proper nice place staff are lovely was having a great night, until I got mixed between my bag of…read moremalteasers and a oddly shaped brown bowling ball, made an appointment at the dentist hopefully they can replace my teeth

In Rochdale on a Saturday to spend some quality time with my niece and two nephews, it was raining…read more(standard conditions for the Dale) and so an indoor activity was needed - Strike Ten Bowl looked to fit the bill to while away an hour or two. As it was the summer holidays, I called them the day before to book a lane. For one adult and three under 12s to play one game it came to £21 (£5 per child). For two games this increases to £10 per adult and £8 per child. I love those kids dearly but they were getting only one game! I made the mistake of getting us there early - cue the tsunami of pester power for pound coins for the arcade machines. No matter how many times I tried to explain that those 'claw machines' and coin pusher games never let you win, I saw my cash disappear faster than greased lightning. Rookie error. Be warned. With our shoes exchanged at the counter, it was time to bowl. You have to input the bowlers' names yourself, which wasn't too daunting. All of the bowling balls had definitely seen better days (I'm not sure how often these get replaced, but some practically had divots in them). At one point our lane, and only our lane, broke down, but the staff sorted it after a few minutes. The kids absolutely loved it here, and why wouldn't they (they've requested Laser Quest next time, which is on the first floor - the price structure for this is the same as for bowling). For me it just felt like the grown-ups were just being rinsed of cash for a business that didn't seem bothered about investing in half-decent equipment.

Not the best bowling alley in the area, the lane we had kept setting the pins wrong and there were…read moretoo few staff on duty to do anything about it.

Superbowl is always a good afternoon or evening out. This place has got less exciting since they…read moregot rid of the Laserquest a few years ago, but it's still fun. It's clean, the staff are nice and there are plenty of lanes - a few on the ground level and plenty more upstairs. Unfortunately, though there are lanes on the ground floor, there are a few steps leading down to them from bar seating area, making it difficult to access for people in wheelchairs - Doncaster or Castleford are better for disabled access. The superbowl's got a little bar and a cafe (a wimpy I think) as well as a few video games. It's not in central Wakefield but it's only about 15 minutes walk, there's a bus that goes right past, and it's got its own carpark.I'd recommend going on one of the party, where you get all night bowling with a DJ on and a free basket meal for about £12. Cheesy, but fun.

The Superbowl in Wakefield has a better name than it might suggest.. it's not exactly super but it…read moreis a decent bowling alley with plenty of lanes, and nice friendly helpful staff. Prices are cheaper than the Hollywood Bowl chain and the facilities are good, with video screens, neon night bowling and decent music played in. The only downside is the food..it has a Wimpy..who has a Wimpy any more? Wimpy burgers are strange and soft and I'm scared of them. So eat before you go. Other than that, a great night out for all the family with free parking. Maybe not Superbowl but certainly Fun.

This is a wonderful place to spend a couple of hours. I am…read moreusually with a group of about ten people when we go, so we only manage one game each and take up two lanes. The staff are absolutely brilliant and take the time to help out our more disabled members. They also, often, allow us special discounts, even on busy nights. As an ex-league bowler (in the 1970's!), I am not really impressed by the standard of the balls not the lanes. I remember when AMF Wigan was cited as the best kept lanes, but they've taken some hammer since. They do still have an excellent bowlers' shop, with facilities for plugging and re-drilling - not to be found anywhere else in the North-west.

I love bowling so obviously I love this place. It's quite dated but everything inside is fine and…read morethe same as you would expect in any other bowling alley. The prices are very reasonable in comparison with other bowling sites although a day out can be very expensive. I have been to a few children's birthday parties and they are quite good though again they can get costly. The food is not great but children seem to like it. The toilets are clean and tidy at the beginning of the day but they don't always stay that way!

North Wales only sanctioned (official) tenpin bowling alley is truly awesome with state-of-the-art…read moreQubica-AMF equipment. Additionally, disco and UV bowling environments. Independent Provider for learning- and physical- disabled, childrens pre-school groups, youth groups, charitable and commercial organisations. The home bowling alley for the (Independent Tenpin Bowling League - for the blind and partially sighted) Ffrith Blind Bowlers. Competitively, AstroBowl hold the (Prestatyn & Rhyl) Lions Challenge Cup and Crimestoppers '111' (tenpin) Challenge (North Wales) competition. Car parking for 450+ and coach parking 30+.

Unless you want to travel to Llandudno or Chester this is the nearest place for those living in…read moreDenbighshire. Good value and relatively quiet this appears to be a well kept secret for those wanting to enjoy a day out at the bowling.

A relatively good value bowling alley. It's great for kids parties as they organise most things for…read moreyou (except a cake - do NOT forget the birthday cake!). This is more a children orientated place than for adults. The alleys themselves are rather worse for wear and the buffers are permanently set either up or down - more modern alleys have the facility for the buffers to be raised when it is an adult or more experienced bowler taking their turn. I haven't had a game here without a ball or some of the pins getting stuck at some point. Still worthwhile and a lot of fun for the family.

This is a classic Ten Pin Bowling experience. There's nothing here that's going to surprise you,…read morebut at the same time there's nothing you could reasonably hope to find at a tenpin bowling alley, that isn't offered here. The basics include 26 bowling lanes and 14 pool tables including both American and English tables, which I don't even understand. They have a full bar (crucial) and an American style dodgy diner where you can get a burger and some greasy chips, the perfect accompaniment to a game of ten pin. They also offer something called 'Cosmic Bowling' where all the lights go out and the whole room and all the lanes turn luminous blue with disco lights and spotlights flying around. Wooooooooo. It claims to be bowling with a nightclub atmosphere, which it really is not. But if you want to bowl with loud music and flashing lights then by all means give it a go! There's also a Quazar Lazer shooty gun thingymajog, but that's a whole different game isn't it. I'll stick to the bowling.

For me, going bowling is an excuse to get dressed up in a fancy fifties frock and pretend I'm in…read moreGrease 2. So, even though I'm a terrible bowler, I love it! When a few of us decide to go, we usually end up at this massive Ten Pin in Didsbury's Parrs Wood complex, mainly because you can get a really good deal if you book ahead online. As you bowl on one of the alley's many lanes, you can have a shimmy to the weird 90s pop videos that play on the screens above. You can also give yourself a bit of Dutch courage by visiting the bar, which offers 4-pint pitchers of Strongbow and Carling. Be warned though, too much will make poor bowling skills even ropier!