Since their renovation a little while back, Steel City is my favorite place to bowl in the Lehigh…read moreValley. All of the bowling balls are clearly labeled by weight and color coded, so all the 11's are red, all the 8's are black, etc. Makes the process of selecting the correct ball quite easy. Rates are great, they have two-dollar per game specials most weeknights. They also have a reasonably priced menu of entrees, snack foods, and appetizers (the soft pretzel is huge!). The bartenders always seem to be having a good time, and the atmosphere here is very fun. It's always nice when you're at a place of business and the employees are clearly enjoying themselves but are also helpful and attentive if you need anything. Highly recommended!

Food is mediocre, but the bowling is great. Newer looking clean place with friendly employees. I do…read morewish they could deliver food to your lane instead of giving you a buzzer.

Lots of fun for our grandchild. Be prepared to spend at least $100 or more so they can play gamesread more

Would have been nice if they informed us when I called or any time during the half hour I was…read morewaiting in line that they couldn't take my 10 month old daughter. Ruined all plans we had for the night

Delicious food & excellent customer service by our server. Lots of games & lights which my…read moregrandchildren enjoyed immensely. They even bought toys in the gift shop. The place was immaculate & decorated beautifully. Our meal was shared & still had leftovers to take home. Staff were pleasant & accommodating. It was a fun filled day. Thank you for the experience.

Crazy expensive if all your kid wants to do is play to win points, spent $45 and got a $3-5 dumb toyread more

We went to Planet Trog for my sons 11th birthday in September. $300 for 14 players, 2 hours. We…read morewere able to bring in our own food and drink into the party room. They gave each the kids a few tokens for the arcade and then they played lazer tag. They had a blast. The owners were extremely nice and easy to work with. Its nothing fancy, but good old school laser tag.

A friend (22) and myself (25) decided to go be kids for a day and play laser tag. After Yelping the…read moreclosest place, we ended up here. The entrance is a little weird to get to with a bunch of twists and turns, but once you get inside you're greeted by the front desk. We dealt with two different gentlemen (not sure on their names). They were both incredibly friendly, funny, and made our experience super enjoyable. We ended up playing our first round with a large childrens birthday party where the kids stomped us in rankings. Definitely a blast, even if we didn't know them. The second and third game were played with just us two. The arena is HUGE and of course dark. With the different obstacles and maze-like set up, it is actually pretty scary snooping around looking for one person. We ended up unintentionally scaring each other so bad so many times that we almost lost our voices. It was a total blast. The prices are great, staff is friendly, and the games whether with a huge group or just one on one are incredibly fun. We will definitely be back and bringing friends. Thank you Planet Trog for letting us be kids and truly enjoying it!

Drove from NJ to play mini golf. The granddaughters had a blast. We all did! Fun course, arcade…read moreand ice cream all in one place. Will be back for sure.

They were so rude! The owner was very nasty to me I have a problem with my lungs an it was soo hot…read moreoutside they have a bathroom right where you order ice cream! I could barely walk an he pointed to another building pretty far from where we were an would not allow me to use the bathroom right where I was standing! We will never go back! I told him i was handicap he was so rude!

The Game Gallery has again moved, and this new location remains in downtown Easton, but is on…read moreCentre Square. Parking is on the street or in a local garage. As a video game store, is pretty impressive with a large stock and improved organization. A continuing issue remains that prices are not clearly marked on some items, but during this visit I found more items with prices than before. Rare items are kept behind the counter and one of the more interesting aspects of The Game Gallery is they get some odd items, so it's always worth a look. One of the big changes that occurred because of this move was the return of the arcade! The arcade is located in the back and is a mix of arcade cabinets, pinball machines, and Japanese style cabinets. This is also a quarter arcade, so no play card is needed. As of this review, the arcade however is a mess. During my visit, many of the arcade cabinets were not powered on or experiencing issues. If these machines were active, this would be one of the best arcades in the Lehigh Valley. Several of the pinball machines I attempted to play had issues, with others also not turned on. The Japanese style cabinets all appeared to be functional. The machines I did play, however, seemed to have difficulty levels set to high. The overall arcade was very disappointing despite so much potential. According to online reviews which staff have made comments on, due to electrical issues not all the machines can be turned on. You apparently can ask for the machines to be turned on, but this would require enough staffing, which this store has problems with. If there was signage in the store mentioning these electrical issues, I did not see it. If The Game Gallery had everything priced and the arcade fully working, it would be one the best video game stores and arcades in the Lehigh Valley. I can't see myself returning here again for some time, if at all, and I'm disappointed by my experience.

Place is a dumb old crappy expensive games I get they have an overhead to pay but charge 17$ for a…read more$4 blu ray you when can get from eBay is pretty wild almost felt bad last time I visit this place smh I felt real awkward didn't tell me the price just standing there all weird

B Social is a restaurant, bar and multi-entertainment center that opened in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania…read morein July 2024. It was founded by business partners Kayur Popat and Mike Patel. The partners also own the Mexican-inspired El Jefe Cantina in Norristown. Popat and Patel took over the 45,000-square-foot facility in Bethlehem which had previously been Revolutions: a similar type of restaurant and entertainment center. The partners put their own spin on the space after they acquired it. The location features an American fusion restaurant on-site as well as two bars. The menu features a wide variety of pizzas, tacos, smash burgers, sandwiches, wraps, salads, various appetizers, and desserts. In addition to getting some good food and drinks, customers can also have fun bowling, axe-throwing, or playing an array of games in the arcade. My family and I visited B Social over the summer while we were visiting relatives in the area. We first headed to the restaurant to grab some tasty food and drinks for lunch. There were a bunch of specialty cocktails on the menu that sounded pretty tasty. I had a "Peach Long Island Mason Jar", my wife had a "Mango margarita", and her sister had a "South Beach Long Island Mason Jar". They were all fruity and refreshing! For food, I had the "Chicken Caprese Sandwich" (marinated chicken, tomato, mozzarella cheese, basil, balsamic glaze, pesto, brioche bun) w/ Tater Tots, my wife had the "Fried Chicken Sandwich" (hand-battered chicken breast, lettuce, tomato, red onion, chipotle mayo) w/ French Fries, and our older son had the "Kids' Chicken Tenders" w/ French Fries. We all had a delicious meal! After lunch, we all headed over to the bowling alley and had a fun game of bowling. Before leaving, we had fun exploring the arcade. I especially enjoyed playing the "King Kong" virtual reality game. If you're looking for some fun activities as well as good food and drinks in Bethlehem, then head to B Social!

The ax throwing and Bowling were the only good aspects. Everything else is awful. The restaurant…read morearea was blaring the loudest music ever that you couldn't talk and even in the lounge area they had the music blasting. It has a major identity crisis.

While playing on the mini golf course here in season I'm sure is nice, and while the pizza place…read morealways smells great from the parking lot, the real grade A treat here is the insanity of a year-round driving range. You want to come out in December or January on a nice robustly brisk 28 degree night with a decent breeze and hit until your hands hurt or they freeze to the club? Damn right you can!! luckystrokes.com/hours The above link covers the current hours in the offseason, well sort of because that link shows the driving range lights as being on until 9 but there is a note taped to the self-serve ball dispenser that current lights off is actually 8 and based on my own personal experience last week, it's more like 7:55. The below link has the current pricing information. luckystrokes.com/home-page Also note, if you come there is a list of range rules. One of them is that you are supposed to aim at the targets they have in the field. Admittedly, there aren't too many dudes showing up in winter to hit but fwiw, I have yet to see one (self-included) go along with that. Everyone is just cranking and wherever it goes, it goes. Overall, the pricing is fare, the carpets are in decent shape and I'm just grateful to have a place somewhat close that chooses to think outside the box a little to offer us hard core contrarian loons something very fun & different to do in winter.

My kids were so excited to come here, showed up at 7:32 hoping it was open. When we came to the…read moreminiature Golf window the gentlemen looked at us and closed the blind in my kids face. Reading the signs it's did say they closed at 7:30 which is understandable. Proper professional customer service would have taken accountability apologized for not reflecting "closed" and moved on. The way it was handled was so distasteful and will never be back.