Specialties
Founded by Ed Lang in 1960, run by his grandkids today!
Eat * Drink * Party * Bowl
Since 1960, Lang's Bowlarama bowling alley lanes has been providing good times in Cranston, RI! We have a full bar with local and craft beer, the all new Nelson Event Center for private events, and host birthday, corporate, team building, bachelor(ette), rehearsal dinners, and all type of parties.
Go Bowling!
* Perfect lane conditions assured with top mechanic staff and robotic lane oiling machine (lessons available)
* Full bar featuring American, Import, Local and craft beers on tap! Plus whiskey bar with 50+ brands!
Host a bowling birthday party here!
* Full food menu, featuring Uncle Carl's artisan crust pizza!
* 16 foot television larger than life-size sports (great for presentations, too!)
* Separate private party space available in The Nelson Event Center (with or without bowling!)
* Outstanding personal service
* Bright, clean and secure bowling and parking!
History
Established in 1960.
Ed Lang was a larger than life character. He grew up in the immigrant tenements on East 9th St. in Manhattan, where they would leap high above the sidewalks from roof to roof playing cops and robbers. Yet, above all, Ed Lang was a salesman with a dream. He could sell whatever you needed selling. All along, he dreamed of opening a bowling alley and he never gave up on that dream until he found a piece of land, found the money through friends, and opened Lang's Bowlarama on October 15, 1960. In 1972, our Dad, Bruce, went into the family bowling business. He worked all day and most nights (but was at the family dinner table every night at 6pm) to make Lang's one of the top centers in the country. In 1983, the family leased the center to AMF Corp, but the Lang Family era wasn't over. By the summer of 2012, the center had fallen into a state of neglect. One day in June the skies parted and a voice called on grandsons Rich and Dave to step up to the plate. The rest, as they say, is history!
Meet the Business Owner: Rich and Dave L.
Our grandfather, Ed Lang dreamed of opening a bowling alley and he never gave up on that dream until he found a piece of land, found the money through friends, and opened Lang's Bowlarama on October 2, 1960.
Our Dad, Bruce, opted for a life where he would see his kids grow up and moved back to Rhode Island in 1972 where Dad went into the family bowling business. He worked all day and most nights (but was at the family dinner table every night at 6pm sharp) to make Lang's one of the top centers in the country. Bowling was huge in the 1970s, and the pro tour came to Lang's in 1976.
In 1983, the family leased the center to AMF Corp., a national bowling chain operator and it seemed the Lang Family era was over. By the summer of 2012, the center had fallen into a state of neglect. One day in June the skies parted and a voice called on grandsons Rich and Dave to step up to the plate. The rest, as they say, is history. Come on in and see the amazing transformation!