I love this place, a family run business. I've been bowling here since the 60s and 70's when it…read morewas run by Bob and Audrey Lytle. Back them it was 16 lanes, I just revisited summer of 2012 and its 40 modern lanes, but still reminds me of the place I started bowling. The only negative thing I have to say is bowling isn't quite as popular in Erie (surprise) as Columbus where I live now and their summer hours are somewhat limited. Many alleys in Columbus are open 24/7 and the summer is a time for open bowling without having to worry about league night. We showed up here a couple of times this year, like Friday night at 10pm only to find them closed. I do like that they let you bowl as much as you want and pay after.

We celebrated our son's 18th birthday and had a blast. The food was delicious, the service was top…read morenotch, and the bowling was super fun. We had over 50 people attend the celebration from all ages, and everyone had a wonderful time!! Highly recommend!

This is a 90s kid dream set on free play. Free putt putt! There is a low entrance fee and I'm not…read moresure there is a time limit. VR is extra if you are into that. They also have adult BYOB nights on Fridays. If you go the last two hours of operation you get in for half of the admission price. From Galaga, Frogger, Space Invaders to Foosball, Skiball, Air Hockey to Pinball and Dance Dance and Guitar Hero this place has it all. A lot bigger than I expected and pretty accessible. Have rooms to have parties! I really enjoyed my time.

Play Port has so much potential. There's retro games and tons of space. It should be a great time…read more 1/3 of the things there don't work and it's disappointing. You don't find that out until you've already paid. I have been a few times before and, there seems to be a genuine lack of giving a crap this most recent time. I won't be going back.

If you're looking for a quiet afternoon of 10-pin and bonding with your grandmother, GreenGarden…read moreBowling Lanes is... an experience. I didn't just get a workout; I got a front-row seat to the lore of the "King of the Gutter." The Encounter While helping my nan pick out a 6lb ball, I was cornered by a man who can only be described as "aerodynamically round." This local legend spent twenty minutes explaining that he once bowled a perfect 300, but alas, "cameras weren't invented back then" (or some such logic), so I'd just have to take his word for it. He informed me that he's the best bowler in town and runs a tavern, which I assume is where he practices his other hobby: telling tall tales. The "Unc" Factor The wildest part? He's apparently a local celebrity. Every five minutes, a group of teenagers would walk up, call him "Unc," and dab him up like he'd just signed a multi-million dollar contract. I don't know if he's actually their uncle or if he just dispenses questionable wisdom in exchange for respect, but the "Unc" energy was off the charts. The Great Betrayal The vibe turned sour when I accidentally got into a groove. I rolled three strikes in a row (pure luck, honestly), and "Unc" lost it. He couldn't handle the competition. He went straight to the owner and claimed I was using illegal bumpers. The owner--who apparently values Unc's tavern stories over physics--actually kicked me and my grandmother out! Apparently, at GreenGarden, talent is a bannable offense if it hurts the local legend's feelings. The Grand Finale As we were being escorted out, Unc pointed to the sleek black Mustang parked right in front of the doors. "That's my ride," he bragged, adjusting his belt. "Built for speed." It was a beautiful car, truly. It's just a shame that "speed" wasn't happening today because the front wheel had a massive yellow boot on it. I guess even the "best bowler in town" can't strike his way out of unpaid parking tickets. Summary: Go for the bowling, stay for the delusions of grandeur, but leave your skills at home if you don't want to be framed for "Bumper Fraud." Pros The Entertainment Value: You get a professional-grade comedy show for the price of a shoe rental. Watching a man claim a Mustang with a boot on it is peak cinema. Nan's Workout: My grandmother got some great cardio in while we were being chased out by the "Bumper Police." The Social Scene: If you're looking to get "dabbed up" and integrated into the local "Unc" hierarchy, this is the place to be. Easy Parking: Well, easy for some. There's always at least one black Mustang taking up a prime spot indefinitely. Cons The "Unc" Tax: If you bowl better than a turkey, expect to be reported to management for "technological interference." Strict Bumper Policy: Apparently, having a high skill ceiling is considered a "cheat code" by the local tavern owner. Management Bias: The owner seems to believe the word of a man who hasn't seen a 300-game since the Triassic period over the literal laws of physics. Short Visit: Don't get too attached to your lane; if you hit three strikes, your night is effectively over.

had an utterly amazing time. Alex, the kind man behind the counter held my son as I was grabbing…read moresome balls. this was truly the best costumer service I've ever received.

If you're looking for a budget-friendly outing for friends and family, bowling is always a good…read morechoice. Eastland Bowl is located off the Bayfront Connector and features updated score software, a decent selection of loaner balls, and a full bar with some food options. The staff are friendly and helpful. The prices are affordable. While the food may not be gourmet, it's not bad for a bowling alley. Stick to draft beer and enjoy a classic experience.

Weekday prices are not great. $3.75 per game plus $2 for shoes. Greengarden lanes is cheaper.read more

This place literally blew my mind! Let me just start out by…read moresaying that I'm NOT a bowler. However, I'm a huge fan of antiques and time capsule type places. I had covid so this is the first time I've been without long nails since I was like 13yo. I was testing negative, feeling better, and stir crazy from being stuck inside. I started googling things to do and absolutely fell in love with this gem of a bowling alley. The place is a beautifully maintained antique bowling alley. It's so much fun! I haven't bowled since I was 12yo, but was having such a blast we bowled 3 games! Super friendly welcoming owner/bartender/alley attendant. Polished beautiful lanes. Huge selection of clean shoes and balls. $4 a person a game! $1 to rent shoes a game. Free pencil and score paper. Free barrow a ball areas. $3.50 ice cold yuengling bottles! They have a full bar, snacks,and milkshakes. All very reasonably priced! Spotlessly clean well maintained antique chairs&score tables. Spotlessly clean dry carpets vacuumed and disinfected after you leave your boots at the door and walk in in your socks. Hand sanitizer at the bar and tables by the lanes. Great classic rock music really makes you feel like you're in the 60s and 70s. They open at 2pm and open the full bar at 2pm too. I had so much fun I'm waiting to get my nails done so I can go play there again. I'm a nail girl so that's saying A LOT. I can't recommend this place enough!

Now, I will start off by saying I am quite biased, since this is our teams home lanes, but It is…read morethe best alley in the area. the place feel like you are going back to 1970, has wood lanes that are oiled well most of the time, and they have a huge selection of donated balls to use if you don't have your own like me. The owner, Bill Pownall, is a great guy who knows more about bowling and what balls to buy than anybody I know. The place originated as a bar, but was turned into a bowling alley, which means that there is a whole ass bar up front with a huge selection of drinks and snacks that are completely underpriced. Bowling is super cheap too, at 4 dollars per game. If you are a bowler for another team having to play a match here against us, just know that you will lose by 200 pins because I know that you bowl on synthetic lanes and your ball is going to over hook, + your lines will wear down after one game and you wont know what to do about it. I recomend that you bowl with either a pearl, urethane or just use a plastic and put a shitload of revs on it.

Brought my son to play on Sunday before Memorial Day. We were having fun so decided to do another…read moreround. The desk clerk rang up full price, even though the pricing menu, displayed clearly on the desk, says after 7 on Sundays and Holidays is discounted. I pointed that out & the guy tried to say that prices had changed, pointed to an electric sign which said full price - for Saturdays. Oops. So he went to the back & came out saying that the price was full because it was a holiday. Again, I pointed at the displayed sign, which clearly said after 7, Sundays and holidays for the discount. He just kept saying 'nothing he could do about it', so we left. Round 1 clearly doesn't honor the prices displayed. What a racket. 2 stars because we had fun 1st round

Got ice cream with my friends this afternoon, the food employee "raven" was completely rude,…read moresighing and rolling our eyes at us, this isnt the first time either. Management needs to fire this girl asap

Kid friendly. Great people that work there. Bowling league is awesome for kids. Very clean in the…read moreinside.

If you ever moved away and came back to visit or moved back home.... You visit this place... if you…read morewant to revisit childhood , you visit this place. This is a place you go where you see familiar faces, staff genuinely loves to be there. The owner always has a smile on his face and has for over 30+ years. You feel at home here and have a great time. I can't even talk about experience , it is just a feeling of knowing you are where you belong

The facilities are well kept. Staff is friendly and willing to help at all times. The only bad…read morething is the interior and exterior are very dated and the music they play isn't for everyone.

After many calls with no answer and a voicemail box that is full. We took a chance to take a group…read moreof children bowling because the website says they have open bowling and the specific hours. We had to walk, in the sprinkling rain to get there and the doors were locked, though we could see a television on. Knocked and no answer. Very disappointed.