First off - it's your only choice in OR - so take it or leave it!…read more But it'll do for an hour or two if you want to throw some balls. The AC is hit or miss, so go on a cooler day ;) They do have cold beer too - so that's a plus. Don't expect a fancy place, cause it ain't! Might be a little sticky too LOL Sometimes the lanes don't work, but the crew does fix it for you quickly. I hear it's more fun at night when the lights go out and the glow lights come on, so we'll have to check that out.

Ended up meeting a group of friends for a cheap activity to do. I was hungry too and they reassured…read moreme that food can be made on-site. So I took a chance and tried their pizza, wings, and curly fries. It was ok and filled me up, but the prices were a tad high for what you get. I guess that's for the convenience of eating while you bowl. The service was awesome though! From the moment I walked in, the guy at the counter was friendly and fast. He handed me clean bowling shoes and told me what lane our group was at. It was a nice and clean establishment. They also have pool tables and a few arcade games here!

I took my daughter for a small group activity and we went another day to bowl and hang out with…read morefamily. Bowling was fun, it's $32/lane for an hour and $7 for bowling shoe rental. Fortunately 3 of us had our own shoes, but that's pretty expensive! Our server was nice and the person who came to help the kids select bumpers was nice as well. We didn't have food this time, but we have had it before. Overall, it's fun, but expensive. The time cards are the best deal because you can play any of the rainbow games, you just don't get tickets or prizes.

Stopped in to play some pool and arcade games…read more It was a very fun night. Bar staff was super friendly and were very attentive as there seemed to be someone at the bar that was having a medical issue that they ran and got security to help the person out.

Had a great date night here recently. I've heard so many good things about Maple Hall over the past…read morefew years, but somehow just never made it there. So glad I finally did. Such a fun experience!

Had a good experience starting off with drinks and kind service. Lots of variety on the menu…read moreincluding food. Near the end of my time I felt I was being rushed out by the person that just had started her shift. I have a couple minutes left and was actively still bowling when they were asking me to check out and I asked to finish my game, they made a passive comment and left. Dampened the overall experience. Place seemed clean, seats were a little old.

This place is wonderful! The staff here are wonderful! They have very good prices too!! I honestly…read morehave no idea why the reviews are not good because this place is just wonderful! Definitely come here!

Bowl here regularly. The employees are the best ...friendly and helpful. Food is good too…read more Clean. They are busy. Excellent Pro Shop also. An all around bowling center.

Service was great really enjoyed the time with my kids…read more Tuesday's and Thursdays are the best days to go to get a good deal I would recommend them and I will return. Thanks Sean

Nice Tuesday special. $2 per game. Not sure how much shoes were. Beer is pricey but we're in…read moreTennessee. $8 for 16 oz draft I believe. $18.00 for pitcher. They have senior and Veteran discounts.

Went on NYE 2024 for the New Year Celebration. Pricing was fair, but they had 1-2 people at the…read morebar/grill and 1 person working the counter. Every lane was full, so I don't think they planned properly. Drinks took 15 minutes to get after waiting 20-30 minutes in line. It smelled of pot and cigarettes in there, as well. We won't be back, unfortunately.

Old school bowling alley for sure, can definitely tell its age. Smells like a bowling alley. We…read morerented shoes and it felt like we were skating on ice, it was super slick. Everything is just sort of worn out. Had a great time tho

The stars on this review are solely for our waiter, Troy! He went absolutely above and beyond for…read moreus on the evening of July 16th, and he was overall a great guy. He convinced us to try the wasabi blue cheese sauce when we were initially skeptical.. and we ended up loving it. He deserves some praise! As for the food, it was good but not anything crazy! The Mac and cheese was a bit pricey but the portion was ridiculously large and the wings were a decent size (that dipping sauce was the star of the show) . Although, we wished the menu was larger and that there were more options for sides.

Downtown Flavortown -- Pigeon Forge, TN…read more Great Concept, Horrible Execution I really wanted to love this place. I met Guy Fieri once at a food festival in Atlantic City, and let's just say he didn't leave me with the greatest personal impression. That being said, I'll always give credit where it's due. I take a Carnival cruise about once a year, and Guy's Burger Joint makes an absolutely phenomenal burger. So when I found out Downtown Flavortown was in Pigeon Forge, it immediately became one of the places I was most excited to visit on this trip. Deep down, I'm a big kid, and I LOVE a good adult arcade. We headed straight for the arcade, but before buying a game card, I wanted to see what kind of prizes they had. The games looked pretty good--mostly the same type of stuff you'd find at Dave & Buster's--but then we walked into the prize redemption room. That completely killed it for me. There was literally not one prize I wanted to win. Everything seemed geared toward little kids, and I think they're completely missing what makes an adult arcade work. At Dave & Buster's, I've won a really nice poker chip set in a metal briefcase and a crystal whiskey decanter set with matching whiskey glasses. These aren't generic prizes either. They're covered in Dave & Buster's logos and insignia. They WANT me taking that stuff home, displaying it, and showing it off to my friends. When somebody asks where I got it, I get to say, "I won it at Dave & Buster's." That's brilliant marketing because now another adult wants to go there and win something cool too. Same thing at Gateway 26 on the Wildwood Boardwalk. I've won signed NFL helmets and other legitimate collectibles there. Those are prizes that make a grown adult look at the ticket requirement and think, "I want that. Let's play." At Flavortown? Nothing. We were standing inside this massive adult entertainment complex looking for one cool prize that would make us want to drop $50 or $100 playing games, and there wasn't one. So we didn't even buy a game card. They literally lost our arcade business because there was nothing worth winning. And that's crazy because the possibilities with the Flavortown brand are endless. Give adults Flavortown poker sets, branded barware, automotive memorabilia, quality glassware, signed sports merchandise--something cool enough that I'll put it in my house and tell my friends, "I won this at Flavortown." Feeling disappointed, we headed over to the tiki bar, which I will admit is a really cool setup. Since I can get a beer anywhere and it was Sunday morning, I ordered their BBQ Bloody Mary. Now, if you're going to call something a BBQ Bloody Mary at a Guy Fieri restaurant, I'm expecting you to go completely over the top. Give me a rib hanging out of it. Brisket. A thick piece of bacon. Something! Instead, I got a Bloody Mary garnished with vegetables. It tasted fine, but come on. Don't advertise a BBQ Bloody Mary if the garnish looks like it came from a salad bar. There was one big bright spot: the pretzels were phenomenal. Bacon-wrapped pretzels sitting in a skillet of cheese sauce, and they were easily the highlight of our visit. I would absolutely order those again. That's what makes Downtown Flavortown so frustrating. The building is impressive, the concept is fantastic, the tiki bar looks great, and there's enormous potential here. But a place bearing Guy Fieri's name should be anything but boring. It should be excessive, ridiculous, memorable and completely over the top. Instead, I left thinking the best way to describe Downtown Flavortown is: Great concept. Horrible execution.

This was my childhood bowling spot. So many good memories here! Unfortunately, things have changed…read moresince the last time I've been. They advertise weekday evening deals Monday-Thursday. Who doesn't like a deal? Well every single time we've tried to show up recently to bowl, we're told that leagues are playing so there are no lanes available until 10pm. I could understand this one or two days out of the week, but when we asked what days were available to bowl in the evenings we were told Friday, Saturday, and Sunday are the only days leagues aren't playing... So no one gets the discounted bowling anymore. Very deceptive marketing! Please say you're closed to public during these times so people don't keep showing up thinking they'll be able to bowl. Leagues take up the bowling alley Monday-Thursday 6-10pm. Doesn't feel fair. Luckily the bowling alley in oak ridge never has this problem so we've started going there instead. I don't want to rain on the league's parade, but sharing is caring. Let other people enjoy the alley on discount nights because some people can't afford the expensive weekend rates or only get weekdays off!

We came here for their new years package. It included two hours of bowling, shoe rental, one large…read morepizza with topping and a pitcher of soda. We booked the earlier package but they had three different time slots. We also received party favors and hats which I thought was a nice touch. First impression.. very clean and neat. The staff are friendly and accommodating. They have many different weights of bowling balls if you don't have one of your own. The staff asked what kind of drinks and type of pizza and we started bowling. The lanes were fairly modern, if only a few people in your party wanted bumpers you could turn them on and off per bowler. That was a first for us in these types of alley set up and we appreciated it since we had a little with us. They also had ball ramps to roll the balls down the lane for the real little kids. They brought the pizza to our lane with drinks. It is bowling alley pizza.. nothing to write home about but the kiddo loved it. The lanes were themed for new years so on the dark side and they had music playing. The music was an appropriate level where you could still hold a conversation. We will keep an eye out for it next year and be back. It was a good activity for the family

Aptly named Plateau Bowling - as this facility is just 23 miles from the western edge of the…read moreCumberland Plateau - this bowling alley offers a great experience with excellent service from their employees. Hosting 24 lanes, an extensive menu with food service directly to your bowling lane, and an arcade and billiards room, this is one of my favorite small-town bowling alleys in America. Opened in 1962, it's hardly changed, a throwback to yesteryear with late-night bowling, unintentional old-school decor, and simply a classic piece of Americana on Highway 70. What they won't tell you is that you must establish your name and a game of bowling on the touchpad by each lane before the pins will illuminate, so keep that in mind.

Things were getting better as they got the AC fixed and the floors are cleaner and not as many…read moreissues with the lanes breaking down but the music was horrible and so loud last night and it hurt my ears. I asked the gal behind the counter nicely if she would turn it down. She didn't. When I went up a second time to tell her that she didn't turn it down but would she please turn it down. She told me she did turn it down. I'm positive that she did not. I had to put kleenex in my ears to slightly muffle the horrible loud music. I'm so glad we didn't join the league this year and are only subbing for friends.