So fun and cute! There are like six (?) lanes at this cutie lil bowling alley. You play first then…read morepay. You have to enter your score yourself and reset the lanes which is fun. We were the only ones there so we put on our own music. The lady working their was super helpful and friendly. This will definitely be a new tradition when we are in the area.

It's a small, older bowling alley. But well maintained. And the owner is very nice. A good place to…read morebowl.

There are three things that make me know I'm back where I grew up - seeing Hood ice cream and…read morePrince pasta in the stores, and going candlepin bowling. Acton Bowladrome really makes me feel like I'm home. Having automated scoring was good for our small group, though I miss the days of keeping score by hand. Everything was clean and tidy, and the velcro closures on the shoes made it easy for the member of our group who had a physical disability. We played some pinball after our bowling, and the bright, noisy machines capped off a fun way to spend part of an afternoon. If you've never tried candlepin bowling, I recommend it as a fascinating variant. In theory, a 300 game is perfection, but if you can break 100, you're showing skill.

Came here for a kid's birthday party. Super basic, old fashioned bowling candlepins. Perfect size…read moreball for kids, maybe too light for adults. The kids had a great time especially the arcade section where you can redeem prizes. You can load a card to play at arcade or bring coins (carousel ride is 50 cents). Discount if you pay cash. Service was so-so, as the staff were not found after checking us in. There are tables in the back for birthday celebration where you can bring own food/drinks/cake. Plenty of free parking since they have own lot.

My friend and I came here on a whim. We had little to no experience with candlepin bowling, but the…read moreowner was very helpful and knowledgeable. I cannot recommend this place enough. It's so unlike any bowling alley I've been to before. There are only 6 lanes and no electronic scoreboard anything. By far my favorite bowling experience ever and will definitely be back.

Friendly manager told us the history of candlepin and showed us the ropes. He gladly opened it up…read morefor us on a day it was closed. We will definitely return!

Amazing place to spend time with the family, the bowling place is amazing, my kids love itread more

We came here and went bowling. We enjoyed apps while we bowled and lunch after. Service was great…read more I liked my impossible burger. I've never had one smashed so think, but it was very big and spilled over the side of the bun. This place has a little bit of everything and great fried food. Lots of fun activities, would recommend especially for families

My favorite part of my week to go bowling and get some practice in plus the owner is the nicest guy…read moreyou met and always there to help out if you got any questions about anything

Great old fashioned family run bowling alley. The place is small but well maintained with lots of…read moreold bowling memorabilia and machines -- a ball polisher!! The owner was very nice and full of info about the history. Looks like it fills up quick, so you might want to call first. We went on a rainy weekend day and hardly anyone else was there. What luck! Sit in the throne and be king of the lanes!

I'm going through my Camera Roll and these photos have reminded me of what a gem we have. To go on…read morea spontaneous date night, or to take the kids! We're so lucky!!

We went to Exeter on a Sunday since it was open till 10pm and they have candlepin bowling. Scoring…read moreis manual so make sure you learn how to keep score before you go bowling. There is a bar that is attached if you'd like to grab some drinks or bar food. They have a small game room with a half dozen or so games.

The most unassuming place you've ever set foot in, Collins Bowladrome is certainly no frills, but…read morethat's what makes it great. It's like going back in time, both in decor and prices.

Old school gem! Collins Bowling is a great establishment with a nostalgic feeling & great staff…read more Collins is a phenomenal place to take place in duckpin bowling. It's not just a great variation for young kids & older folks - it's an awesome way for tenpin bowlers to improve their accuracy! Prices are incredible too. I will be back!

I was there on a weeknight and the bowling alley wasn't overly crowded There was a calm energy at…read morethe place. The Young Lady at The Bar was Nice and made me feel at ease. I was Blessed To try the double cheeseburger and fries. The Chef that cooked the burger knows what type of seasoning is good on a burger and the meat wasn't dry. The fries were seasoned with the right amount of salt. I'm thankful for the kindness that I was shown there. CHRIST BLESS The employees at the Bowling Alley Bowlero at Lowell MA.

Not sure why Bowlero in Lowell is rated so poorly, I have always had a great time bowling here!…read moreTypically I go to Boston Bowl or King's since those two are closer to me, but whenever I am in the area, I come here to bowl. I like the lanes a lot actually and maybe it's because I tend to bowl much better here compared to other bowling alleys haha. I remember one time I visited, I hit a strike every turn and basically had a perfect score game. I haven't tried any of their food or drinks, so I unfortunately cannot give any insight. Overall, I really enjoy coming here to bowl and always had a positive experience. I guess the only thing is it is pretty expensive to bowl here.

It's tucked away in a basement, hard to find the door to get in. Once you're inside go down stairs…read moreto the alley. They only have 8 lanes, all crammed in, very crowded. Bowling is expensive for what it is. $36 per hour. It is prorated- that is good. It is NOT handicap accessible at all unfortunately.

This is such a cute little bowling spot located in the heart of Needham. I took my niece and nephew…read morehere yesterday and it was all of our first times doing candlepin bowling. When we arrived, it was super busy, despite it being only 10:30 am. The employee working there was very friendly and put our name down, saying it would be a 30 minute wait. There were comfy benches to wait on until our turn. When our name was called, we were given the rental shoes and headed to our lane. We didn't really know how to play or use their electronic scoring system. Thankfully, the employee helped explain it to us. It was very easy to use once we got the hang of it! I really enjoyed the bowling experience and the smaller bowling balls were easier to use than I thought they would be! I appreciated how clean and tidy and well run this bowling alley is! Parking is very easy in the free 2 hour lot behind!

Great coffee! In the heart of Harvard, MA. Historic building. There's an upstairs area with tables…read more- the perfect place to sip a morning coffee and work on the laptop for a bit.

Astoundingly bad pizza. Please see my photos. Bottom was charred a jet black color over most of the…read morepie making it taste bitter. Toppings (sausage and mushroom) were few and far between, especially the mushrooms which were almost nonexistent. Toppings, sauce, and cheese came only half-way to the edge, just dough after that. Top was way over-browned to the point where the cheese was disagreeably chewy. And I'm not sure if this was meant to be a thin-crust or a deep-dish pizza because it was both: thin in the middle half and three times thicker in parts of the outer half. Obviously whoever prepared this has no clue to how to do it properly. The ONLY good thing I can say about this mess is the dough itself was fresh and had a good texture. It wasn't just one. We were a group of 5 and ordered 3 pizzas. Everybody agreed they were bad. They should be ashamed to serve these. Didn't anybody notice leaving the kitchen they were unservable? So I would never consider here for take-out. But we were here for trivia night so maybe I'd try again to have something to eat while playing? But next time if they come out like that I'd be refusing delivery and demanding a new one - that's for sure. As far as the trivia, I might not return for that either. The room was very loud from the crowd, and the announcer's microphone never did work properly so it was very hard to hear. And, knowing how many good wines and beers they sell in the general store on the first floor, it is painful to have a choice of just 5 very generic wines upstairs. Why can't they offer all the wines from downstairs, with a reasonable mark-up for restaurant purchase of course?