We don't live in the area, but we had dinner at Texas Roadhouse and decided to bowl here…read more The price was just ok at $29 for 2 games on a Friday night. But I found the place in need of an update. It was clean, and didn't take me long to find a ball. But the shoes and laces were so old. The laces were crumbling as I tied them. The screens didn't have any fun selections to choose from. A couple of times, a pin would randomly fall before taking the turn bowling.

So, I normally go here to have fun. I could've rated this 5 stars, but lane 29 SUCKS. We went there…read moreas a giant group just to hangout. We got that lane 29, and halfway through our second game, it just wouldn't reset on our second turn. The playlist a little weird tho

Nice, clean family run business BUT every time we go we get attitude from a male behind the…read morecounter. He always acts annoyed, has 0 customer service, and hobbles around miserable because he has a bad back. I get it. I do too. 2 herniated discs yet I worked in customer service for years and never treated customers with attitude and be condescending. As soon as we walked in he said, "Yeah. Can't bowl for long, folks. League bowling tonight." No "How are you? Welcome! What can I help you with." He was quickly corrected by a woman and then he said begrudgingly, "Oh...we already oiled the lanes. I forgot. You can stay." Nice. Then we had a machine that wouldn't reset our names and scores because it was acting wonky. My husband went up. He told him, "Hit reset." So...we did. 3x. No dice. So I went up. He then threw up his hands exasperated, clearly annoyed, and said very loudly & slowly, "HIT RESET" as if I was deaf, dumb, and 4. I said, "I did. THREE TIMES." God forbid you come over and actually HELP even though he wasn't busy at all. You're in pain? Delegate. Take off or man up. Don't be a tool... ​​​

It's bowling. It's every Wednesday night for - at some moments - too many weeks. But it breaks up…read morethe week nicely. Do some bowling Wednesday , work two more days and boom it's the weekend. But as much as bowling helps move the week along. It has also taught me to control my temper and not kick, scream profanity or get into fights and throw things. It's bowling. It's a league that is named after a close friend of my neighbor who was also a person that many people on the league knew. My teammates are each a story in themselves. Representing Buffalo. The best neighbors anyone could ever hope for. We laugh - we have a few drinks- I try to bowl, I don't understand the handicap thing and i support my team with more enthusiasm then number of pins I knock down. So if it's only bowling why is it five stars? Simple - cosmetically- the facility is in the process of being upgraded with a focus around the bar area. Sue has brought her touch that in time will work it's way everywhere that it can with out interfering with the fact that it's bowling. It's not the IMAX not a roller coaster. You don't wear it on your face or have to plug it in. It's bowling. But the food. As the name of the business changed so did the cook, so did the menu, and so did the opportunity to try some very tasty staples along with some excellent variations of fan favorites. The fried Bologna is simple but done right. Like it's supposed to be. Quesadillas are enough for everyone to get a piece - and they are not only large but good. Everything always tastes fresh. It's a total mind melt when you realize that this is coming from a bowling alley. Had a Ruben. Home run. I mean really good. There are these house made chips- they are great. Thin but not drowning in oil- try the barbecue ones. The wings are a consistent solid 10 outta 10. My teammates and I have done our fair share of sauces but we keep coming back to the sweet chili. Wings are cooked right - sized right and sauced right. Other flavors have always been good but the sweet chili is the one we agree on the most as the best. The menu says DINE in for the after 9pm deal but I have seen people picking them up so I think you can call on and get the deal. It's bowling. It's great people. It's a bar. It's some really good food. The bowling alley has recently changed hands and with a kitchen like that, bowling is a lot more fun. There's wood floor and rental shoes and oil and all those things that make bowling, bowling. Try the food.

Just finished a seasonal bowling league here- great atmosphere, cheap drinks and games (price does…read morerange by day and time though), and genuinely really delicious food. I tried a chicken parm sub, chicken quesadilla, and funnel cake fries over the course of the league's run- all were SUPER good, especially for a bowling alley. Oh, and if you went on the right night they also were projecting the Sabres playoff games over a few of the lanes which was a really nice touch while we were playing. Would definitely recommend!!

The bare-bones, old-school divey-ness of Classic Lanes speaks to my soul, as do the 90's throwback…read moreprices of everything. Four-dollar games and pitchers of beer under $10? Sign me up, please. I love the retro-arcade vibe as well and could probably kill time here just on the non-bowling games. As a bonus, the bar food, which is in most regards fairly standard fried stuff, also has a ton of vegan options, which is really not something that bowling alleys are known for past the soft pretzels. I hugely appreciate that in a town whose working-class establishments are not especially known for their friendliness to vegans. Alleys are in good working order and we always manage to find a lane by checking the open bowling notices, so Classic is a keeper for me and my bowling group.

Good place to watch the game with friends where there's good chicken wings and Sam Adams IPA Non…read moreAlcohol Beer available by the can. However, the pizza and meatball subs are not so good. Bowling machines are often problematic and regularly need manual reset or fixing during play which is very annoying. It's great they invested in new floors last year, hope they will do the same with the machines too if that is possible. Often there's just the bartender so service can be slow if you are sitting at a table and not at the bar. You'll have to go ask for a refill of water when you need more water.

Wings excellent. Great service. Casual. Best wings in the area. Poor beer choices. Suggest some…read morelocal microbrews

I joined this league that's bowling at Classic Lanes now for Fall and it's been super fun. I've met…read moresome great people on my team and all the others. Bowling is low pressure which is great cause we're not great lol and we all always have drinks and hang out after. Definitely recommend if you wanna meet some new people without anything being awkward!

I like the bowling, but it's pretty straightforward. Going on a weekend you need to expect to wait…read morefor an alley. Luckily it's never been as long as they say. Never waited more than a half hour. The bar is overpriced for food. It's not great food it's a bowling alley, I'm not expecting gourmet food! I like the pint of bacon (nothing better than 8 slices of bacon in a pint glass). A lot of people are complaining about tournaments, which does happen, so if going call first!

Well, maintained facilities, plenty of shoe sizes, everything seem clean and well kept, including…read morethe bathrooms

This place is for having a good time and throwing strikes with friends. Stayed pretty late. Had a…read moreblast despite the flavored tobacco smells and the babies at the bar at 11:30 p.m. This place is pretty rad. 5 out of five, would return. Great music.

I almost feel bad not giving Manor Lanes five stars, but i'm sort of...traditionalist about these…read morethings. The food and beverage selections are good, service has been friendly, the lanes are in good working order, the ball selection is varied and solid...I have not an overtly bad thing to say about the place. I even like the cornball animations that you pose for when you begin so that they get worked into the graphics between rolls. Except this: everything costs like 30% more than at Classic Lanes, the more hardscrabble and bare-bones competition that's like a mile away, which, despite being cheaper, has, for my money, better food, along with about a kazillion vegan options, which is pretty progresssive for a bowling alley, and which Manor Lanes does not have. (Full disclosure: I'm in an informal monthly bowling group that alternates between these two bowling alleys and we have some internal dissension about which one is better, although we all agree that they are both good.) So, if you told me that I could only bowl at Manor Lanes, I'd really be fine with it. It's a nice place, and it absolutely blows away the shitty, overpriced, gimmicky AMF lanes in town. I just might prefer its slightly more blue-collar competition.

The bowling looked functional -- the computer scoring things were dated/old, but they worked. The…read morebuilding, needs renovations. Hard to find, only signage way down the road.

The Best 16 Lane Bowling Center In WNY. Manor II Lanes Have League Bowling Mon.- Sat. and cover…read moreevery level of league play. The house shot is not over demanding, but not easy either. The lanes are all pretty much the same except for the end pairs, and the guys put out a consistent shot week after week. The owner (Jim Russo) is a good guy and houses the sweet home high school team. But, he is also the woman's team coach. The center is well kept, The parking is good, and the updates and improvements are constant. The youth bowling programs are great, with some very good instructors. However, they do not offer very many specials like a lot of the other bowling center do. They have no pro-shop and are closed on sundays?

great pro shop well worth the trip ball he drilled is great very knowledgeable thanks mikeread more

Wife and I drove from Toronto to see Mike to get "fitted" for balls (hmmm... there is no way this…read moreis going to sound good so I am just going to continue). We are not professional bowlers by any means, but decided to get our own balls and shoes for the four times a year we currently play (with plans to increase that). Mike will push you to a heavier ball than you have in mind stating that once the holes are drilled to your span and comfort, you will be able to maintain a heavier ball and in addition, heavier balls will knock the pins around more. He pushed me into a 15 pounder; drilled the holes and off I went to the attached lanes. I'm 6'5" 210lbs and he was not even entertaining a lighter ball. Couldn't throw the ball to save my life. I guess I had become accustomed to throwing a 10 pounder without putting my thumb in the ball and imparting mass spin. Went bowling a couple of times afterwards and still just didn't feel right. Many months later, I went back to get a 10 pounder and Mike was appalled at my new decision and I had to fight tooth and nail to get him to do it. I wanted to impart mass spin with my thumb in the ball. Mike told me it would not happen and sure enough after the drilling and testing on their lanes, it was horrible (gee, I guess 30 year pro shop Mike knew what he was talking about). I then grabbed my 15 pounder and it felt great. Like a new ball. Form felt good. Bowled a 175 (as I said, I'm no pro). I guess not bowling for a bit made me forget my bad form with the alleys 10 punder. I wish I had bowled a game with my 15 pounder before insisting Mike drill me a 10 pounder. Summary... Mike knows what he is talking about. Great friendly individual. Definitely does not try to oversell. Will spend time to ensure you are happy. Kirk