In town and went to bowl. Big place, understaffed and the guy at the desk was very rude. He…read morecompletely acted smart with me because I could not understand what he said. He complained that he did have shoes for me. The lanes were ok but it was very dirty place. We had fun but, it was not that great of a place.

If you want a place that has 1/3 of their games not working, go kart track shut down and a…read moredreary/dark atmosphere then this place is for you. Employee stated go kart was shut down due to staff shortages, yet there were three employees covering down in the same little area that had next to no customers. Save yourself the trouble, go to Strike and Spare instead.

I took my grandsons there and they had a blast. Bowling . Skating , arcade, bouncy, glow on dark…read moremini golf . They have food and drinks . Unlimited and no time frame . Open to close if you like.

What an amazing place to take the family! We played mini golf, bowled, did laser tag, the arcade…read moreand a really cool game called 'time freak'. We spent about four hours there and had a blast! Definitely recommend for families and groups!

Wow! My wife and I stumbled on this place after dinner at Chauhun down the street. And all we could…read moresay was wow! Free vintage video games hooked me from the start. All the classics -- Donkey Kong, Ms Pac Man, Centipede, Defender. And did I say free?! This is a beautifully restored building that must have served the railroad in some capacity. And they've turned it into a warehouse of games and drinks. Small pin bowling, rings, cornhole, pinball. What a great concept. Would love to see something like this in LA.

Everyone we have out of town guests we take them to Pins! The duckpin bowling is easy, fun and…read moreaffordable. We also love how many options there are while you wait for your lane, because wait times can be well over an hour depending on when you come. It would be nice if they served food, but you can order food from Goodfellas pizza across the street and they'll deliver it to Pins. There are tons of free arcade games, and then paid games like pinball and lawn games. The drinks are good, we got this large drink tower for $20 (it didn't have much alcohol but was still fun!) They semi-validated parking in the Whole Foods lot, it's a bit of a walk downhill to get to Pins from there

We went duckpin bowling the other day and had a great time!! Super fun and less strenuous than…read morenormal bowling (that they also offer) My only complaint is that all of their bowling uses wires to reset the pins, and it can get a bit tangled and cut into your play time with how long it takes. Also sometimes they are VERY busy. Overall it's a really fun spot to check out and great for ALL ages.

I am a big kid at heart, and City Forum is the perfect place to let your hair down, figuratively…read morespeaking, and play. I attended City Forum for 4 hours of team building and professional development for work. Our team received an itinerary with 2 Rechargeable cards- one for the attractions and the other for games. We enjoyed bowling at Pints and Pins Bowling Lounge, ate a catered lunch from Miss Lucille's, played a friendly competition of mini golf laser tag, rode the go-karts and dark ride- that were my favorites and indulged in a few arcade games. A huge shot out to the staff, who did a fantastic job ensuring we all had a great time, and the marketing director, who explained the intricacies of how computer science and various marketing strategies keep City Forum operational and profitable on a day-to-day basis.

Nunu was absolutely awesome! From the moment we sat down at Dave and Buster's, she brought such…read moregreat energy to our table. She was friendly, attentive, and made sure we had everything we needed without us ever having to ask. You can tell she genuinely cares about her guests having a great experience. We decided to go with the Eat & Play Combo, and it was such a great choice. The food was delicious, came out quickly, and the combo made it super easy to enjoy both a meal and some game time without any hassle. Nunu explained everything clearly and made the whole process smooth and fun. Between the great service and the awesome combo deal, it turned into a perfect night out. If you go, definitely ask for Nunu -- she'll take great care of you!

We were in the Opry area and had to get something to eat, so ended up here of all places. Ordered…read morebuffalo chicken wings, Caesar salad, burger and fries.

Had an early arrival for a party. If it wasn't for a birthday party I don't think I would have been…read moreinterested. Checking in for a birthday party I just assume you walk right into the party room you were invited to. The setup of the cool lights entrance to the laser tag room to get your gear. Was pretty cool. The kids get to run around in the dark. A way to burn your energy and 2 hours of play. While waiting for the kids to play they had a few options of arcade games and the claw machine that seems like it was a tease. But overall if you ever run out of ideas or where to throw a birthday. I guess here a great option to get some fun.

We just had our 14 year old daughter's birthday party at Phazer Kraze. One word to describe…read moreit...AWESOME! We weren't sure what to expect when we pulled up but the minute we opened the door to enter we were blown Away. Transported into a different world, like Tron meets Star Wars. The decor is outstanding, the perfect amount of great games to play. Everything was super clean. Everyone that worked there was top notch customer service. Then the Laser Tag room...epic. 6,000 sq ft of awesome space to run, hide, climb, chase...The equipment was great quality too. All the kids had a blast. Easiest birthday party ever. We can't wait to come back. Our 10 year old daughter is excited to host her next birthday at Phazer Craze.

Great spot for a night out with friends!…read more Plenty of lanes available, but make sure you check the league schedule before going. Prices were reasonable. We paid for 2 hours ($31/hr on weekends) with a group of 4 and got 4 full games in. There's a bar with snacks and booze for the grown up's. Afterwards we spent some time at the pool tables. There's a few arcade games scattered about as well.

The bowling was fun and the team on the bowling side of the business were helpful and friendly…read more Only 3 stars because the blonde guy Sunday at 12:30 pm working the food counter was very rude and short with answers. He took our order down wrong. He did have plenty of time and attentiveness chatting with a friend while working.

This is a lively, bright, open space. There's a bar, restaurant, game area, pool, and a bowling…read morealley! We reserved the bowling alley for the 90 minute max, but we arrived early, and because no one else was playing, they let us play our original reservation time as well as a little extra. Much appreciated. Staff is very accommodating and attentive. Several people checked in on us the entire time we were bowling. We arrived during brunch time, with the typical fare of eggs benny and bloody marys. We chose to snack on the hummus and pretzels and queso. Both hit the spot. The hummus was complex, flavorful, and a little spicy. The pita bread was charred just right. The pretzels were salty, the queso creamy and just a little spicy, and delish. We had a couple cocktails, which were all refreshing and light. The "She's a Peach," with pisco, peach liquer, amaretto, lemon, grenadine, and ancho reyes. We also tried the "Latitude Adjustment," with aged rum, pineapple, genepy, green chartreuse, cucumber, lime, pineapple, and coconut (a tiki like number). Dinner fare is geared toward burgers, pasta, salmon, chicken, handhelds. All the menus are concise, but they all work together and make sense. The place is beautiful and retro and not crowded at all on a midday Friday. I paid 90 dollars base for the bowling and then there was kinda a crazy service charge of almost 20 bucks. All said and done, I paid just over 120 dollars for 90 minutes of bowling for two. But keep in mind, this is for the whole lane, so more people would equate to a lower price per capita. Parking is easy and the first three hours are free with validation. Right there next to the facility. It was a great space to kick back, laugh at ourselves, get a little competitive, snack, and have some cocktails. Would recommend it to anyone.

If you come here for nothing else, let it be the Pinewood Classic Tots (Bravas spice, parmesan,…read moreparsley, paprika aioli). These are simply phenomenal and are delicious even without the aioli. I would order these as my main dish and hoard them all to myself, haha But I did not know this at the time so I also ordered the Turkey and brie wrap (pinewood roasted turkey, brie, garlic aioli, arugula, cranberry chutney, flour tortilla, came with salad). This was just OK - there was too much sauce on my wrap (honestly, my fault, I only like the tiniest smear on sandwiches and I forgot to ask for it on the side). The salad was heavy on the vinaigrette, to the point where the lettuce was wilty and droopy. Everything tasted fine though. The ambiance is cool, there is a bowling alley in the back, and the main dining room has tall ceilings and kind of reminded me of an airplane hangar. Our server was friendly, but she was given a huge table of people that had small kids with them and they were taking all of her time with a million questions so for a while I wondered if we were ever going to be able to pay and leave. Normally sitting and chilling out is no problem but we had to be on the road and a storm was coming so I was a little more on edge this time. Oh also lunch here is EXPENSIVE. It was almost $80 for two people and nothing we ordered was the most expensive dish. Just be aware.