These lanes are AMAZING holy moly. Unfortunately I got no pictures here but it is quite a large…read moreplace. There are many lanes and many places to sit. It is a little loud here (when you throw the ball the lane is a bit loud) but overall a great place! There was a small problem once in a while the lanes would reset in the middle of your turn but staff would fix it right away! Staff was very kind a helpful. Pretty good place to go out with your family for a fun night!

I think this is the top bowling alley in a town for which bowling was once a religion…read more Played three games and ball only got stuck once (and that took care of its self) and didn't need to get staff to reset the lane Food and beer available (mainly pizza) and has some video games as well. And I saw a pool table way back in the distance. The place I prefer to go on bowling night!

I don't have too much to say about this place as I didn't have much time to walk around. I was also…read morealso unable to get any pictures but I will share my experience the best that I can. They did have a place where you could get food, but I was unable to. The place was nice and decorated, there also seemed to be an arcade of some sorts there as well. The lanes were very nice in my opinion! The machines sometimes didn't give you your ball back but employees were quick to get it for you. The employees here were also nice and very helpful. If you live nearby this would be a fun place to go and play.

Something very down home and intimate about this place…read more It's smaller than some of the other bowling lanes in the area, but the service was very friendly It also has a bigger bar area than most, as it actually has a bar attached to it. I would say this place measures up very well with the other institutions in the area. Had a grand time !

Pizza was great, lanes were great and the bar was super clean. Highly recommend. Would come back…read morejust for the pizza. It was a very pleasant surprise for a bowling alley.

I had my sons 6th birthday party here yesterday and we all really enjoyed it. They were very…read moreaccommodating and made things very easy for me. The kids loved taking silly pictures and seeing their faces appear up on the TVs with the scores. The pizza though, was so freaking good!! I actually think I'm going to get a round of my own friends to go bowling so they can experience that magic pizza as well lol

Not much to say. Good place, it's nicely sized and not many issues. I didn't have any food but it…read moredid look and smell very good. There weren't like any issues with the lanes, we only had one issue and it was fixed really quickly by employees. The atmosphere of the place was nice.

Fair is the only description I have. Food is decent, atmosphere, meh. If you are interested in…read morebowling, it's a nice place. If you're looking for quiet, you won't find it here. Service can be hit or miss when they're busy.

Cj Barrymores is so fun service is amazing food is cool and cjs are so fun urban air sucks compared…read moreto cjs I love Cj Barrymores guys spread the word as a future employee get more people to come and we will make sure for sure that you enjoy your visit

Came here with the family for the first time. Was slightly annoyed upon first arrival because all…read morebags have to be no bigger then 8x5 inches. So I had to figure that out. Then to see the prices were significantly higher than expected ; $50/ person for unlimited access to all the rides ..... I could pay that at cedar point with bigger coasters and for more rides! Anyways, we enjoyed our evening together and rode all the rides and gokarts. We even had lunch there at the Alley and it was surprisingly delicious! Everybody enjoyed their food. I like how they have everything for kids and adults in one spot to have fun. But I also feel like the price could be cheaper.

Good chiken straps. Good coke. Kinda scary bowling, balls in void, dab is good the epiphany of…read morealgonac resides with in this place. and underwhelming lack of camo hats. Overall pretty great. delicious bread.

Super fun. Wasn't expecting straight-up joy from a "museum" but it was a hit for me, my teen and my…read more92-year-old dad. Lots of machines to choose from, with descriptors and convenient cup holders. Our only caveat, according to my 13yo: "They should have a more advanced card-to-coin machine or card readers on the pinball machines." Agreed--tho it wld put a crimp in the old-timely mystique. I rarely carry cash and I didn't see anywhere in advance (maybe I missed it?) that I needed singles or fives instead of a credit card to get quarters... So come prepared. They do have an ATM machine. (I don't have an ATM card these days, and my debit card wouldn't work.) Next time we'll bring the jingle. PS: There are a few pool tables, too--quarters only.

i used to frequent Sparks about a decade ago -- then i fazed out of pinball a bit and moved out of…read morethe area (i mean.. only 20ish miles, but still. i'm a pud.) i recently went back with my renewed love of pinball and had a good time ... for the most part. some of the machines were quick to gulp up quarters (note: put one in at a time and make sure it registers), a few were beat up to the point of being pretty unplayable, a good number have ZERO ball save which is rough on newcomers... i was kind of bummed in a sense. especially considering the owner of these machines (who's a great guy, don't get me wrong) claims to enjoy fixing them up more than playing them. well, i play 'em, and so you know... some are a bit wonky! truly, that can be part of the fun and mystique of pinball though -- except the eating quarters thing. fuck that. anyway my favorite part about Sparks now is that Mike has a slew of new Stern pins that are Insider Connected, so you can track your progress -- i'm always a fan of that. plus, the truth is, newer really is better in the world of pinball. i've always loved many machines from the late 80s and throughout the 90s, but most of the new machines being put out now are just incredible and i appreciate Sparks having about 8 machines from 2015ish to today. all in all, i enjoy it here, and it wouldn't feel quite right without dropping $6 for a 32oz draft of labatt poured into a haggard and microplastic ladened mug. which reminds me -- a drink and a half. that's the sweet spot for getting loose and doing well on a machine. happy pinning!