Nancy is the bomb. She's been doing this for years. Cash only so bring your cash. Cheap…read morerefreshments sold throughout the evening but bring any food of your own if you want. Three times a week even on some holidays, just check the Facebook page beforehand. No smoking. Great prizes. Come on down.

Came to this location for the first time with a group of friends. We took up one lane, played one…read moregame, and rented shoes. Total came out to approximately $16 for each person. Some of us also ordered food and drinks. What's Hot - Service. Pretty good. Shortly after we sat down, one of their staffers brought us a couple pitchers of ice water with glasses and straws for our group. She also took our orders for food and drinks. Something to be aware of, you cannot order food and drinks on the booth tablet. - Food. For a bowling alley, their food was surprisingly good. Someone in our group ordered a cheeseburger with fries, and someone else ordered their mozzarella bites and fries. Their fries are slightly crispy on the outside, soft on the inside, and seasoned just enough. All of us liked their fries. Their hot honey pizza had a good amount of cheese and pepperoni drizzled with hot honey. You could taste the sweetness and it was slightly spicy. Not a fan of the strawberry margarita, as I thought it was too tart. - Layout. The lanes are a decent size and has a u-shaped booth, which accommodates a fairly good number of people. Our group was 8 people and the booth accommodated all of us. There is room underneath the seats for you to put your shoes. Each side of the bench has a table. - Cost. To pay approximately $16 per person for one game, to include shoe rental is pretty good. Our group probably took about 2 hours to play one game. About a week before we came, I called ahead to ask about reservations. I've been informed that reservations are generally a good idea when there's a large group that wants to play several games, to include food and drinks. Their package specials tend to be geared towards that. That's why our group just walked in. I was told that earlier in the day tends not to be crowded. I recommend calling ahead to confirm depending on the day and time you plan on going. - Parking. There's a decent size parking lot at no cost, which is definitely helpful. What's Not - Cost. Drinks can be expensive. My husband ordered a hot honey pepperoni pizza (12 inches), which is approximately $17 and a pitcher of strawberry margarita for approximately $27. Pretty pricey for a pitcher of margarita. Pretty good value for the hot honey pizza and additional items that our group ordered. - Service. Orders for food and drinks were staggered during the time we were there. After a couple of us put in the first order, their staffer did not return to check in on us. As such, others had to be done at the food court. Something to be aware of- once you're set up, it's less likely than not for a staffer to return. - Acoustics. Bowling alleys are expected to be loud. Specifically, what our group did not like is that at one point, the music they played became extra loud, especially from the speakers that were right behind our booth. It's one thing to be loud. It's another thing to unnecessarily add to the noise. Final Answer Plan on coming back, but will be very mindful of the day and time.

It's 3/17 - might as well review LUCKY strike today!…read more I've been to this new location five times now! Yeah, I'm competitive so I've been going solo to ensure I can open a can of whoop when I need to. I wager on a few things and I'll always bet on me! (Smirk) With that said I was quite surprised in January to learn this was newly acquired and renovated. Same design but definitely upgraded. Monday-Thursday it's unlimited bowling so you'll find me here after happy hour somewhere! It's not bad $20 with those ugly shoes from 8 to close! I'm almost positive we've gone earlier and still got the unlimited deal. Food is great, for bar food! Drinks are always good. Definitely come! It's MUCH NICER! And MUSIC is great!

We had a very enjoyable group golf outing here. Located in a beautiful gated community. No issues…read moreaccessing the course. Beautiful club house, nice pro shop. The course is well maintained with a few challenges but we enjoyed our round. The only issues was the driving range is meh and we had to search for any range balls to hit, there is no real starter and we only saw the beverage cart gal on the 1st and 18th holes. Not sure where she was during the 3 hours of our round.

This place has gorgeous scenery. I heard about this gated community years ago but never visited…read more I went to the country clubhouse for a mixer for new members. They provided wine and beer along with several free hors d'oeuvre. The appetizers were tasty. Everybody spoke to me. It seemed friendly. They had door prizes to raffle off. I won a nice basket. Personally not interested in golf so there's no reason for me to join. If I was into golf, I would be in golf heaven. They do have an outdoor pool as well.

Definitely a great spot for kids up to about 15 -- after that they may feel like they've outgrown…read moreit, but for that age range it's a perfect outing. The mini golf course has a fun, spooky theme that keeps the energy up the whole time, and the black light setup makes it feel like more of an experience than just a standard putt-putt round. The staff was friendly and made sure everyone was having a good time without being intrusive. The environment is well kept and the layout flows nicely so you're not constantly waiting around. Reasonably priced for what you get, and a solid option if you're looking for something different to do with the kids in the area.

Friendly staff, fun games, ticket earning machines that are fun and not impossible to win. Also…read moreclean, while playing the games I noticed workers going around and vacuuming and wiping off the machines/games with cleaner. Women's bathroom was also clean, exceeded my expectation honestly. Highly recommend and will come back!

This venue is not only out of the way, but it wasn't even listed on Yelp until I asked Yelp to do…read moreso. Air-conditioned and very spacious, I was able to locate it despite the poor signage and weird entrance. Went there for a business expo...which was a nicely spent 2 hours on a Saturday morning.

I had a fun time at Bowl America Shirley. We visited the facility on Memorial Day to escape the…read morerainy day. It was our first time and the other comments are 100% correct - the manager greeted us with the best energy! The price was affordable, drinks were cold, and our game was the icing on the cake. I look forward to returning with more friends!

Great place for a field trip. This place does great with accommodating trips. They are very polite…read moreand understanding that it's a first for many kids. I like that they have a package so students can pay less for the trip since some families struggle with money. The organization was smooth and very positive! They are attentive and care about your experience. I would recommend this place for schools that want a fun field trip.

This is a great club. I'm a golf member. The golf course is first class. It has a great staff…read moreand facility. The members are pleasant. I find the food very good almost always. I have never had a bad meal there and have been a member for a decade. The new management group is friendly and helpful when needed without getting in your way. We hosted a large birthday party there last year and they did a great job. I find it a great value as a club. It is not cheap but is a good value when compared to other clubs around the beltway of the DMV. If you are looking for a country club with a convenient location I'd strongly recommend it.

Totally disappointed and would not recommend this place to anyone having an event. I had a…read morebirthday party there on a Sunday night. Didn't receive the food I ordered and staff that I worked with was not on-site the day of the event. Everyone is so friendly up front, but won't contact you in reference to issues after event is over. I guess it's... "I already got your money, there's nothing you can do! Don't care if you didn't get what you paid for!!" Was never told that even though I paid the bartender fee to have a Cash Bar, the bartender will not accept cash! My guest had to use their credit cards, which included another service fee!! Some didn't bring their cards because they had a set amount that they would pay for drinks. They had to ask other guests to buy their drinks. Some just drank the soda and tea. DO NOT USE if you want to have a happy, fun-filled, event whereas you get the food you ordered and the service you deserve.

I finally got to come to this fair, and I couldn't help but compare it to the MoCo Fair, which I've…read morebeen to twice. Immediate comparisons... it's sooooo much smaller! They had more rides than meets the eye, but the space and food options were noticeably far less. But unlike MoCo's $20, parking is free. And they kept it PG and had a live go-go band... gotta love that! They are next to an equestrian center, so sometimes you can smell manure, but that's just nature haha. It was like $7 to get in as an adult, and the unlimited ride wristbands are better for individuals than tickets (if you like rides). It was only around for a weekend, so for anyone seeing this... well, you'll have to wait until next year haha. If you're around, definitely go. The free parking is a huge perk!

Grateful for the adventure with the hubs and at a discounted rate since we're both over 55!…read more (Sometimes, seniority has its privileges.) However, the line to get in was wayyy too long and moved wayyy too slow. All that police presence and metal detectors did not yield enough speed nor efficiency. Too many misguided youth repeatedly tried to punk us with the line hopping butttt, they met the right Auntie today. One "bruh" had the audacity to TRY to scream on us, "What are you mad for, we're all gonna get in." I said, "Yeah, but we've been waiting for over an hour and how dare you think you're gonna get in BEFORE us. You better go to the back of the line and wait, like we did." VERY LITTLE to brag about once we finally got in. Inflation has taken the fun outta everything. $5-$7 entrance fee, $10 for 3 darts, $10 per ride ... utterly ridiculous. The Sankofa Mobile Museum was amazing ... guaranteed not enough people experienced it. The live band was AMAZING (the singing not so much) but most def two thumbs up for the band. I only saw 2-3 vendors that were NOT peddling home repairs, gutters, windows, roofs. *Sigh* The wine and beer bar was a welcome addition (although the $9 kiddie cup of Sauvignon Blanc I had was disgusting.) The petting zoo was a joke. Besides the 2 ginormous rabbits and the adorable baby goats, there was only one baby camel, one baby kangaroo, and one pig. Besides the prices, I have no other complaints about the food. It was typical carnival food and we appreciated that. Not sure why they would have food trucks there ... funnel cakes, corn dogs, turkey legs, hot dogs, cotton candy, ice cream, fries, fries and more fries and HUGE lemonades are the BEST! Woke up to a flood of posts and reels about the chaos that ensued after we left. Not surprised. I knew we left at the right time. We came, we saw, we conquered and we declare, PGC Fair ain't gotta worry about us ever again.