Had such a fun time. The staff are incredibly helpful at getting our group setup and started with…read morethe digital board. They have a nice selection of canned cocktails and beer as well as nonalcoholic options and some snack food. It's a little warm inside so recommend having some removable layers when throwing. On top of the axe, knife throwing and blow darts they also have some fun tabletop games to play around so you can vary the activities.

A great date spot! This place is really cool inside, a nice bar, I love the lighting and ambiance…read more They have a really cool system on the boards so you don't just have to play on a target. This made it much more fun! The employees were super helpful in helping select an axe and help you find out the best way to throw. Check it out!

Perfect spot for a small birthday gathering! We had a group of 6 come here after Brunch on a…read moreSaturday. Location was easy to find, and plenty of parking on scene. I want to say they had about 6 lanes for axe throwing? Could be totally wrong. A staff member spends the hour with you, but kind of in the background, they're not annoying and just lingering. They show you safe and proper techniques for throws, and then just step to the side. After some regular throws we were taught some trick shots, and then played some games. I wasn't thinking much of axe throwing when it was mentioned as a birthday game plan, but it was actually a ton of fun. For all my competitive athletes, this is the place to go. I would definitely return again

I decided to stop by the Lazy Axe for some random Saturday fun and I am glad I did…read more As a walk in, I paid $27 for a full hour of axe time which came with a friendly and helpful "Axepert" who showed me the best ways to throw the axes, critiqued my form, and had me hitting bullseyes in no time! The staff in general were very friendly and enthusiastic about showing me ways to enjoy this relatively young sport originating from Canada. I learned that they host league nights, and that they even have someone who is nationally ranked that attends. His special throw is the, "canadian flick" (I think) which is where one leans in, and well... flicks the axe at the target. I learned there are many ways to throw an axe over the course of the hour so I was never bored and I felt like I had plenty of time to enjoy myself. There was the standard double handed over the head toss, the single handed toss (my favorite), the flick, the underhanded trick shot, the double axe over head toss at two targets, same thing with the underhanded, and this really hard one where you sort of scissor a overhand and underhand at the same time at two different targets. I was... sort of successful at some of those but definitely would need to be a regular to get good enough to be consistent. They also taught me two or three games you can play with people in your group. So between the lessons, trick shots, and games, I had plenty of things to do for the hour I was there alone. Which if you think about it, is impressive. If I had been with a group, just talking and enjoying everyones company, that hour would have flown by. If you are looking for a fun and creative way to enjoy an hour with a date, or group of friends, or just solo, check this place out. Axe throwing is fun! They have a good online reservation system for groups which I recommend if you are planning to go with a large (4+) group because from what I hear, they can get busy. Especially in the evening time on a Saturday. Just remember to follow the rules, listen to your Axepert, be aware of your surroundings, and please, just don't be an asshole. These are nice people running a nice business with a fun name. No need to hit anything or anyone other than the actual targets with your axe which is really easy to do... when you are paying attention and nice. If you end up going you shouldn't forget to ask about their rewards card. 5-6 visits gets you a free hour. Honestly, I have spent $20-$30 dollars on some things where I had way less fun than what I got out of this experience. It was absolutely worth it and maybe even considering joining a league and socializing with a nice group of axe throwing folk one day. Visit, enjoy!

From the moment you step in the door, to the moment you leave, someone is there to make sure you…read morehave a good time. The staff is super friendly, and super helpful. We stopped just to charge our car and ended up having a great afternoon. If you haven't tried axe throwing...they will get you started and you will have fun. Fun bubble tea and coffee drinks in the back.

So fun! I was a little nervous at first because I have never done this before but it was really…read moreeasy. They offered games to play and the staff were very helpful and fun. The challenge they have you complete when your time is up is very fun.

My husband and I came here on a Friday night after 5 for their open bowling. Prices are decent…read more Lanes are nice and we experienced no issues while bowling. There is an entire bar area AND a restaurant that serves pretty decent food.

I just recently started bowling there. I love it. The place is great, very clean. The staff is…read moreabsolutely wonderful. The pro shop is excellent. I highly recommend you going there.

Had my son's birthday party here…read more Staff was AMAZING friendly and helpful. They actually want the kids to have a good time. I cannot say enough about how great he staff was. And the kids did have a good time and enjoyed bowling. Best part was that it was less than half of what I would have spent at a trampoline park.

Obviously I'm not a golfer…read more Bowling is one of those things I used to do for fun. Now it's something I just do for kids birthday parties. That means the things I look for in a bowling alley are pretty different. Town-N-Country Lanes has all the kids staples: - Alley bumpers to prevent frustrating gutter balls - Ramps so that balls make it all the way to the pins - Plenty of six pound balls that can be held by tiny arms - Velcro shoes in the smaller sizes - Pizza that isn't entirely awful The lanes are in fine shape for casual play. I do long for the old fashioned manual scoring, that was good for teaching kids math. But the electronic scoreboards make a game of bowling hassle free. And that's important because getting five small children to complete a single game of bowling can be a herculean effort in and of itself. That's where the bar comes in. Unfortunately, I didn't get to put that or the snack bar to the full test. There were plenty of cheap deep fried treats available. One day I may have to try those out at a Saturday night Rock 'N Bowl. That weekly event sounds like a great deal: $10 unlimited bowling (including shoes) from 10pm until 1am. It says they take music requests. I wonder if they'd play some Creedence.

My family and I have been coming here for years. We always have a great time here. It never gets…read moretoo crowded and we are able to bowl a bunch of games. Everything always seems really clean as well!

Our lane was broke all nigh, So we were moved to a new lane that had the same problem. Some times…read morebeing down contiously for about 5 mins. when the end of the night approached we figured they would let us finish our game (atleast try to) but the worker was not respectful at all and showed no remorse for our lost 30 minutes. we spent around $160 on people with maybe another 30 on food etc. Could definitely show more passion and sympathy towards those spending good money to support a local alley.

The best venue I've been too since moving the capital region. This baseball park is especially…read moregreat for kids....

I enjoyed watching a Tri-City Valleycats home game at Joe Bruno Stadium in Troy recently. They…read moreplayed the Quebec Capitales and did not win. In fact, they never even scored. Still, the stadium is a great facility. The summer evening was lovely and relaxing. The brick oven pizza was delicious.The vendors and fans were nice with the exception of the obnoxious Quebec fan who whipped out a small tin bugle and blew it every time his team scored. The Capital Region is fortunate to have a Frontier League team in the Valleycats. Contrary to popular belief, it's not a minor league farm team. It's described as one of 18 teams in an independent Major League Baseball partner league which helps players advance to the majors. Lately, the Valleycats have been struggling, which is too bad. The team has a lot of heart. The players come out to greet fans before their games. They hold a lot of special events that help the community. There was Irish Night, a celebration of cultural heritage. There are food drives to help feed the hungry and their annual Bark in the Park to benefit shelter pets. Fans were encouraged to bring their dogs to the stadium which is something I've never seen before. Here's to hoping the Valleycats can get out of their slump.

Awful pace of play for a smaller but nicer golf course, was looking at 4.5-5 hours for 18 as a solo…read moregolfer with no proper ranger in sight

I've been to Otis and Oliver's which is the restaurant located next to this golf course many times,…read morebut I've finally tried out this course. The course is very nice, the greens were watered and nicely kept. The majority of the holes are Par 3 and the course isn't very hard so it's good for people just trying to have fun. The course can get busy so I suggest going during the weekdays during the afternoon. The holes aren't very long so you can definitely walk the course if you want. The price is a bit expensive, it's $27 for 18 holes on weekdays. All in all, Mill Road Golf Course is a solid course and you can stop at Otis and Oliver's for a bite to eat after a round of golf.