This is an amazing place for spending time with the family. The service, staff and food is great…read more They are attentive and timely . The kitchen staff and the bar staff, especially JB and Allen do a fantastic job. Highly recommend this location!!!!

This Bowlero was a bit dated, but nonetheless, my nephew and I had a fun time here bowling and…read moreplaying around in the arcade area. I went to this place because I got a Groupon for Bowlero, and it was expiring soon. The bumpers had to be pulled out like old school type of way. Lol The arcade had some good selections of games. I like the claw machine as I got a bunch of candy and CareBear duckies.

Nice place to go bowling, watch a sports game, and just hang out. There's a fairly big arcade too…read more There's a small bar in the front and then a bigger sports bar/dining area in the back. Plenty of TVs to watch games. The few bowling alley's in the front are meant for parties. Last time we went bowling, the service was nice. They have QR codes on the tables so that you can order when you're ready and it links to what aisle you're in. You can keep the tab open until you're done. Food was pretty good. The platters were way larger than we thought, but I guess we should've known from the price...Beer is about $10 for 16oz. Depending on if there's games or parties, parking can be harder to find. Overall, I do like this place and I'd rather come here than D&Bs.

I had never been to Big Al's before, but attended a groups function there in the back bar area and…read moreit was a blast! Our group had a private area roped off and a plethora of food laid out for a buffet feast. There was salad, chicken kabobs, plates of antipasto, cheese, peppers, hummus, and of course nachos. Everything was delicious, as well as being lovely to look at. In fact, I think it was the first time in my Yelp history that I was so busy eating and having fun that I forgot to take photos! *eyes crossed* The area we were in had pool tables and shuffle board. I think there was pingpong too. I didn't interact much with the servers since it was a buffet and I was there for a function, but we had everything we needed while there. Be prepared for a lot of noise when you go. We had to use a karaoke machine in order to hear our main speaker. Lots of TVs blaring sports, video games and music. It's a great place for families or groups.

Been here a couple of times for kids birthday parties and always a nice experience with the space…read moreand things it has to offer. The outside golf set with all different animals and specially the castle is lot of fun for the kids !! They even have arcade with tons of racing, biking and other sports!! Highly recommended!!

Key Points: - Nostalgic Family Fun…read more- pizza was meh. - "Famous Thick Shake" was huge, but more like soft serve than any milk shake. Came here with the Fam for a birthday party for one of the Little One's school friends. I swear I haven't been to Golfland in probably 20+ years (maybe even closer to 30. That's how old I am). Glad to see it's still up and running and still a lot of fun. Young children are still a bit too small to really enjoy mini golf, or laser tag, but they had a blast running around and playing the video games. It's great to see that some things about this place haven't changed. The host of the party also purchased game cards for everyone, and each card came loaded with 100 credits. Dang! that's a lot. They were only valid for the video games, and none of the ticket or prize games, which honestly makes sense, as buying in bulk probably comes with a big discount, and no arcade wants you racking up a mountain of prizes off a party package. Still, it worked out fine because the little ones had a blast on the video games, and I even snuck in a round of Space Invaders myself ;) Even for Golfland, I can't write a review without mentioning food. Yes, it was party food, but I'll try to be nice: - Pizza: Cheese, chicken, and Veggie. Choices were great. However, the pizza quality was pretty mediocre. Akin to Little Caesar's. I'd say Chuck E. Cheese, but honestly I've never tried theirs so can't really say. - "Famous Thick Shake": I did go rogue a bit and purchased my own order of this shake that they advertise on the posters. First thing you notice? The size. It's huge! They offer a small and a large, but the "large" is about three times bigger for just $1 more. And that's how they get you to buy the large. At $9 vs. $8, of course you wouldn't order a small! The "shake" is really more like soft serve ice cream in a cup, almost like a McFlurry. I wouldn't try sucking it up through a straw though. That's futile. You get to choose three toppings. I went with two: cookie dough and coconut, which kind of makes a coconut chocolate chip cookie? It was pretty good, though way too much for one person. The Mrs., The Little One, and I together couldn't even finish it. Of note: the receipt labeled it as an "IG Thick Shake," which made me curious. I assumed IG meant instagram. So I hopped onto Instagram and searched "Golfland Thick Shake" to see what the hype was about. Let's just say the search results ended up being NSFW. Not what I was expecting. Overall, Golfland is still a solid spot for birthdays, family fun, and nostalgia. The food isn't why you come, but the golf, games, and sweet treats definitely make it worth the trip.

It's HOT and LOUD in here. It's hard if you want to play DDR. You get very sweaty very quickly…read more Maybe save that one for last and run home to take a shower. They have a lot of popular games, but they don't have Time Crisis! I was also pretty bummed that quite a few machines were broken. The ticket to prize ratio is very high. The claw machines seem really difficult, but there were a decent number of people walking around with plushies. The price per try for a claw machine is ridiculously high as well, so probably not attainable for casuals. The arcade games seem reasonable in comparison, but 8 credits still maps to around a dollar per play. $20 each and a lot of walking around lasted us maybe 2 hours. If you want to play the Japanese rhythm games (specifically the washing machine MaiMai one, it looks like they have an unspoken community of intense people. The whole time we were there, there were 2 shifts of people trading on and off.

If it is either Jenny or Chris seeing this, you guys might be aware of my problem! The picture…read moreabove is one of your employees. I assume she is the shift leader who handles stuff. Jenny and Chris are not at work. The thing was, I got charged another 16 dollars after paying the first time at the counter when I first got the balls and the rack. I overtime an hour. That was what the charge was about. I had no problem paying another 16, but this shift leader failed to prove that she was responsible for noticing that my time was up. It was 30 seconds to have someone coming up telling me, "Hey, time's up, pack your shit and leave." Then I'd be happy to pounce, but no. She argued that it is MY responsibility to have my time managed, and their employees indeed wrote down the time I have to be out ON THE RECEIPT. Well, I never pay attention to my receipt but the amount I have to pay. And by that handwritten note on the receipt which was in the trash can 15 seconds after I took it. I have no idea I got overtimed. Well, $16 is not a big deal to me. It might be somebody's wage for an hour, it might be a good meal for a homeless person, but today there is a reason for me to write down this review about having bad customer service at the overpriced place in the arcade. Thanks for spending time reading this stupid complaint. If you are looking for a place for billiards, try Jimmy's or California. Trust me, they might be a bit distant, but they got a cheaper rate of 11.5-12.5/hour compared to what I paid, 16/hour. And got diamond tables ;) To be fair with round1, they got shitty brunswick crown fucking 10-20 years old. Cushions are busted on #2, 3. Clothes are filled with food and drink. TOUCH it, and you will feel sticky :))) Well, it is "well maintained"!!! The ONLY table having no problem is #6. Why? Because nobody wants to be put in the corner, and there is no space at all for the shot :))) but I handled it. Jenny and Chris, this is not just a complaint. I am also a manager and I DO care about my customers, because I put myself in their situations. I do sympathize and learn about my business's mistakes. Finally, this is a trick of trade. If you actually do care, try coming into your place and enjoying service as a customer. Don't let your employees know you were there. Then you can find problems and fix them.

Not sure why there are such low reviews, it's been awhile since I've been here and lots has…read moreimproved. We came here for games on a Sunday and all the games were half off points. So you get more play for your buck! Pretty much all of the games were working and there were so many! We didn't eat here but we did order drinks and they were great. Service was fast and friendly. They also greet you very enthusiastically! Overall, such a fun environment to hang out in. It was pretty clean too!

Definitely not the same as it used to be. The times I've come through, the dining areas have been…read morepretty bare. It's hard when the D&B is huge. Went to have a beer and chips while I waited for my kid. Service is fairly quick since I was sitting at the bar by myself so they came over pretty quick. Otherwise, I have a feeling it's hard to flag people over. The place is as loud as you'd expect for a bar and arcade. Earplugs were super helpful if you're sensory. If you're really are sensitive to sensory things, this is not the place for you. Guac was not that good. Tasted artificial and was still pretty cold. Chips were great though.

I took my family to Bowlero and had a very positive experience. Zuzu at the front desk made my…read morecheck in experience very easy. The arcade also had fun games for my younger kids. Overall very pleasant time good place for quality family time.

i love the bar here and the bartender Larraine is so cool!!! she always makes the best drinksread more

This is a no frills old school diner attached to the bowling alley…read more Very large space with dining right in front of the counter and large dining room behind the kitchen as well. The menu serves American style breakfast, lunch, and dinner. The updated prices for beef dishes are in little pink slips at the table, so make sure you check the update because the menus themselves aren't updated. We ordered breakfast at lunch. Ordered the kid's French toast that came with a side of sausage, a loco moco dish, and the ham and cheese omelette. The French toast was pretty good size for kids and just the right amount of sugar. The loco moco was great with the gravy and medium cooked patties, this is "Hawaiian" style. And the ham and cheese omelette was good. I haven't had sliced American cheese in a while, and it was creamy and went well with the eggs. 4 eggs in one omelette so it's perfect size for sharing. We did not bowl, but will make sure we try that after lunch next time.

Worst establishment ever…read more We had a 60+ person 30th birthday party booked for tonight. The owner got the time wrong and put us down for 6pm instead of 7. They never called to say we missed the reservation. When we showed up we begged for lanes. The manager was incredibly rude. They wouldn't even give us single lanes. Then they wouldn't give us the tables that they had previously promised us because we weren't allowed to have our party there. When we said we have a bunch of people coming in they said they already had enough business. They said that we didn't reserve correctly because we didn't put a deposit down, when we were never asked for a deposit. Manager said "that's on you, you made a mistake." WTF????? Ken (owner) did try to make it right and accommodate us but we couldn't fathom giving them $1000+ of business after the way the manager treated us. Avoid at all costs. Worst place ever.

So much fun to come here and bowl with friends on a weekday night! It's unlimited bowling for $25…read moreper person starting at 7pm (as of March 2026). The equipment was a bit old - sometimes the game would automatically reset before we could make changes, and the bowling balls got stuck a few times. That said, it was nice that they let us keep playing past 10pm (closing time) so we could finish our last game. Definitely will be back again B)

Went bowling here for a inexpensive Groupon special. The service was extremely good, the man at the…read morefront counter was very kind. However, the actual bowling was disappointing. The lane I was at (lane 4) was ever so slightly crooked, so every ball we threw banked to the left, making every throw unpredictable. After asking the kind worker, I moved to lane three, but the same problem ensued. Great service, but there are better lanes in Cupertino

Made it out to my first live music event here in years, and it's surprising that I haven't been…read morecoming to The X Bar more often. It's a cozy spot that can create a vibey scene with ease. I happened to show up for the soft launch of Cyb3r_Southbay, a super inclusive, friendly goth community that is alive and active. And...I made new friends, was dubbed the goth fairy princess (I love this title, shout out to the curly goddess Misty), took selfies with lovely souls, and was just so pleased at all the melanin that ended up in the room. Now, I have to shout out the sound guy Kyle. He runs the lights, the sound, the back up DJ with a professionalism you catch in far bigger places. Could this hidden gem be a new place to catch local talent? My vote is YES! Not a bad night for a $12 door cover. I'd put this on your list of places to hang out in Cupertino...move over Blue Pheasant (but we are keeping Paul & Eddie's on the list for when you need a chill dive bar, and not a night out on the town).

Came here to bowl a few games with a party of four on a Sunday night, since it was pretty cheap…read morecompared to surrounding bowling alleys. However, I wasn't impressed at all. The score counting was awful! The technology they used to count how many pins you knocked down was completely unreliable. It counted extra pins at least 5 times a game. The first time it happened, we called over the attendant guy and he fixed it which was nice, but it happened so often we didn't even bother calling him over repeatedly. We didn't order food Ambiance was actually pretty nice

First time checking out this specific Topgolf (I've only ever been to the massive one in Las…read moreVegas). We had a team offsite here recently and ended up with two of the middle bays up on the 3rd floor. It was nice to be right in the middle for the golf. It was perfect for a work event because everyone got into the friendly competition...even folks who have never played golf. You just log into the tablet at the bay and pick your games - it was hilarious watching everyone try to outscore each other. Food-wise, it's pretty standard bar food, nothing too special but it does the job for a group. We ordered a big spread of pepperoni pizza, nachos, wings, sliders, chips & salsa, and some shrimp. The drinks were solid, though. Most of the team stuck to beers and margaritas, but I went with my usual Old Fashioned (had one with Bulleit and another with Woodford) and both were well-made. Parking was super easy since they have a huge lot. The EV charging stations happened to be out of service when we went, but it's good to know they actually have them for next time. Overall, it was a fun team event and I'd definitely come back.

A great spot for team building. We visited on a Friday10 am and it's quiet. We reserved Bays 307…read moreand 308, which were spacious and well-equipped with comfy sofas, high chair table and coffee tables. There were quite a good selection of golf clubs, for lefties - you can ask for the clubs from the staffs. Food-wise, everything was delicious--the beef and chicken nachos, fries were great, but I especially enjoyed the pita bread with dips. Fun time for everyone to play golf, even for beginner.