After visiting a few other bowling alleys via Groupon deals, we were a bit spoiled by the available amenities. Hi-Tor Lanes is a bit different. You get the feel that it is a hometown alley with many locals visiting, including a bowling camp/league of what seemed to be high school students there on the Friday that we went taking up about half the alley. It was nice to see so many young people into something that doesn't involve a screen. The bowling alley is definitely smaller than most with only about 20 lanes. There are about 7 seats or so to a lane, arranged in sets of two lanes so I can see how seating for bigger groups can get crowded on the busier nights. There are a few arcade games at the entrance as well as some lockers. There is also a food service area. We did not order any food so I am not sure what type of items they have. The information inputting devices at the lanes were standard. What really stood out is the staff. Everyone we encountered were very helpful and friendly. Though there aren't any Groupon deals for alleys in the area, we went to Brunswick Lanes in Fair Lawn, NJ a few weeks ago for around the same price and had a great time. There is a bigger food area, a bar, a full arcade area and the space is much bigger. We also had a good time at Bowler City in Hackensack, NJ. Most alleys costs roughly the same on Groupon. I would suggest you check those two out first if possible. I would recommend Hi-Tor lanes if close by and convenient. read more