Check their hours and call before you go. I say this to make sure you aren't let down when there…read morecould be league bowl and not open bowl since they do both. Great prices, and their summer hours are perfect for taking the kids to go bowl before lunchtime! The staff was really nice and everything was clean and tidy. I also love their score screens that are super easy to navigate and customize.

My group of out of towners enjoyed this small alley. It was very clean and the staff were friendly…read more I'm not an expert by any means but the lanes seemed fine. The alley is pretty modern and in good shape. My bowling needs work though, lol.

Love Scene 75! So much to do! The go karts and bowling is so much fun! Also great food and drinks!read more

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I came here for a budtender event and I was not disappointed - the whole bowling alley was for us!…read moreThey had food - burgers, tater kegs, salad and hot dogs - all was delicious but the food could have been a bit warmer but at free I could not complain! The party also had one drink included - I chose the rhinegeist hard iced tea which was pleasantly refreshing. The place is connected to scene 75 - so there is an arcade and go karts attacched - the place would be fun to take the kids or teens to or maybe for a date night. The staff was very nice and informative on any questions that were asked but I will admit they were spread out all over the place - I assume since it was a private event they were not fully staffed which is what caused this.

Nice spot for bowling! Clean and good service. Pizza was mid. The dough was good but the cheese and…read moresauce were odd.

Joined BOB and played the spring Sundays League at Stone Lanes in Cincinnati, Ohio. There seemed to…read morebe an issue with the scoring or some sort of confusion each week. For example, we were supposed to start at 1, but most of the time we ended up starting around 1:30 because of practice time and any resets we had to do. The alley staff had to reset our lanes multiple times due to the aforementioned scoring issues. The only reason this isn't getting a worse rating is that when things were working, it was a fun environment to be around.

I joined BOB solo, hoping to meet some new people. It was pretty smooth - before the season started…read morethey put me on a team and introduced us via email before the first games. Bowling was a lot of fun and was a great at to meet some fun people, on your team and all the teams you play. We usually hang out to have some drinks after - definitely gonna sign up again with everyone I've met - such a great group of people! It's a great way to make some new friends in a new city for sure.

First time visiting tonight, and it was awesome!! So glad that I made the trip from Lebanon! Matt…read morewelcomed us when we walked through the door and was very thorough at explaining where everything was throughout the facility, how the pricing worked, and the rules of Fowling. Matthew was an amazing bartender, as well. He was very personable and very helpful in picking out the perfect drink to assist in the fun. Not to mention, he was adorable..... Overall, a very great experience!! I will definitely be back and will be bringing some friends next time I come! :)

There's a lot of potential here, but it isn't quite there yet. The game itself is fun, but you're…read morealso competing to keep your football in your lane and everyone's footballs from knocking your pins over. I wish this was set up like batting cages where there was netting in between lanes. Maybe it was due to a very large party of teenage boys next to us, who had already knocked our pins down when we arrived and I had to ask to move a few times.. just not a great start searching for a lost pin in a mess of pins all over. When I went to use the restroom there were probably close to 20 bags of trash just piled by the dock door right in front of the restrooms which is pretty gross. Like I said... a lot of potential to be a cool spot, but for the price point I expected a lot more cleanliness and organization.

We had an excellent time. We arrived close to closing and…read morethe gentleman gave us complimentary game of laser tag all the employees were pleasant and the place was clean overall a great experience. If we Go to Cincy we will return.

This is my second time going up to this place and they have played with my money two times.The…read morefirst time i went up there i had ordered food and never got it.It was going on for an hour and i ended up asking for a refund,Igor my refund but they never gave me my right amount.Saturday September 19th I went up there and got some food and I had split the bill with my partner and it went through.Sunday night they secretly took some more money out of my account and now they are not answering the phone!!! PLEASE BE MINDFUL OF USING CARD TEENAGERS THEY TRY TO PLAY WITH YOUR MONEY SO USE CASH INSTEAD!!!!

This place is great. A classic bowling alley with 20 or so lanes. Offers lighter balls, bumpers,…read moreand ramp assists for kids. Bumpers are manual while the score keeping is electronic. Pizza is delicious- highly recommend ordering one while you're there. Prices are fair and they offer a kids bowl free program during the summer months. Restrooms are a bit small but work just fine. They have an arcade area with a half a dozen games - only 1-2 worked last time we were there. Overall, it's a good spot.

It's kind of a throwback location, in that the style, furniture and equipment is likely from the…read more80s. It's a dark and dank bowling alley, which some folks may find appealing. I attended a children's birthday party with my two kids, and an overall party of about 16. These young kids were sitting and crawling on the floor as kids tend to do, and I was mortified because the carpet is very gross and unkept. I have a bad feeling it hasn't been cleaned in years. The equipment is dated, no animations or anything to hold the kids' attention on the screens like some of the more modern alleys. There is clutter everywhere, with folding tables, packages, supplies and equipment crammed in wherever open space had been found. The lanes were pretty full during this Sunday afternoon. We had two lanes with little kids (3-6 yo) and adults playing. I saw the ramps that kids can use to roll the ball, stacked in their lounge/bar area. There were two employees behind the counter, very busy serving drinks, food, assigning lanes, shoes, etc. I waited in line to ask about the ramps, and since they were so busy, simply asked if I could grab a ramp for the kids to use. The gentleman that answered me said, "Yeah, go ahead". I went in to get a ramp (about 3 feet tall, large plastic dinosaurs) and a couple were pretty beat up, so I was rearranging them to look for one with no cracks or holes in it. During this I noticed and odd stare from an elderly gentleman wearing an overcoat from about 20 feet away. As I carry the ramp out from their bar/lounge/storage area, his glare intensifies toward me, and I just look at him confused. He said something about knocking people over, but it as loud and I couldn't tell what exactly he said. I looked at him confused and just walked past him to head toward my lane, when he raised his voice and repeated himself (which again, I couldn't hear with pins being knocked down and the ambient noise). I turned and walked back toward him so I could hear what he was saying, then he very sternly announced "I'm the owner!". I said, OK, what's going on? He mumbled something about his staff would take the ramps to us, and I shouldn't move them myself because they don't want anyone knocked over. I'm just more confused because, I didn't knock anyone over, and why's he being so rude. He didn't say "Hi, let me help you with that." Or "Let me get someone to move that for you". Now I'm getting defensive, so I told him I waited in line and asked if I could get this, and was told, go ahead. He asked who told me that, and then said "I'll go talk to him" as if he believed I would appreciate this kid being yelled at or something. He went over and started talking down to the employee, so I followed and just said, I appreciated the staffer's help, and I can move the ramp myself, or if one of them wanted to, great, but I didn't see any problem. The owner gave me another quick explanation that they didn't want anyone to get knocked over, then both stared at me for a couple seconds before I just walked off, still carrying this ramp. I take it the owner doesn't really care about safety, he likely just saw me in the area and wanted to play tough-guy owner. I was annoyed and uncomfortable the rest of the time there, and of course, now all I can see are all several things around the business that the owner should concern himself with instead of worrying about me doing an employee's task after asking to do so politely. Tears in the dirty carpet, rusted ball racks, broken mirror, bathroom in disrepair, no trash can to be found, reset pins button not working on one of our two lanes, and clutter in various places including heavily in the arcade area, where the games have faded screens and are in disrepair. If you want that old, bowling alley atmosphere, try Madison Bowl near Oakley or Stone's Lanes in Norwood.

Came here for pizza week and had a great experience…read more You can seat yourself and you must order food and drinks from the bar. I ordered the hot honey pepperoni pizza and it was so good. I also ordered the blood orange martini and it wasn't bad. You can also book a lane and bowl there to start or end your day.

Was in town for the tennis tournament and this place was near my hotel…read more First impressions were good. A huge space with plenty of seating and very personable staff. Great beer selection with plenty of new stuff to try for this Atlanta boy. Wanted something lighter and the bartender let me sample a rice brewed lager. Very clean, light taste. Perfect. For dinner, went with the Margherita pizza on gluten free crust. Perfectly cooked crust with tasty mozzarella cheese. Strong recommend.

I recently took my grandson to the Web having not been there in years, and expected a 'dated'…read moreexperience with old games, worn out go carts and the same old laser tag experience. Instead I found welcoming staff, a clean and inviting environment with new games, new go carts and an updated laser tag arena. We had a blast and will be going back.

I came here for a little entertainment with extended family, including several children. I didn't…read morereally know what to expect, but I was disappointed. The climbing wall didn't work properly. There were multiple issues with the bowling. The go kart track was underwhelming both in layout and the number of times people in my party were bumped by other people who were on the track at the same time. Though the laser tag was pretty fun, even that had problems (one of the people in my party had a gun break halfway through. To call the staff surly and unhelpful would be putting it mildly.Two starts because the kids seemed to enjoy themselves.

It's always a good time at Madison bowl. The bar tenders sure do make a mean drink!…read more You can play 2 rounds for only $15. They also updated the bar area and the bathrooms. My group was shocked that the restaurant wasn't there anymore but they did wait it will be remolded so fingers crossed. Can't wait to go back and see how it's looking after all of the changes.

We came here during Sunday morning, me my husband and two kids. A woman in the lane next to us…read moredecided to tell us when we can and cannot bowl and started getting in our way. She started arguing with my husband and threatened him several times in front of the kids. I'm giving this place a 2 and not a 1 because I do appreciate that the staff there had our back. It is not safe to bowl here and that makes me said because I've been coming here for years.