I'm not an avid bowler but I do/did enjoy destroying some pins on occasion. Like everything else…read moreindependent bowling centers are being gobbled up by private equity and turning what was once a reasonably priced fun night out into an "upscale experience" ... unfortunately, without the upscale execution. I get it. Bowling leagues, which used to be the backbone of the sport on the local level, have waned as their union and blue collar memberships shrank leaving local centers to fill their lanes with corporate events and local teens who are quite comfortable with expense account pricing and the mom and dad ATMs who fill their coffers and rent shoes. Whether you go to Bowlero or their corporate cousin Lucky Strike Lanes, the food which has always sucked is now priced so you notice it... or think you're at an NFL game... to say nothing of the second mortgage needed for lane rentals. I'm now just an ROI blip on somebody's spreadsheet. Two stars in the gutter.

Rude employees, overcharged food and drinks, overcharge bowling, long maintenance time, rude…read moreemployees again. I WOULDNT RECOMMEND A SOUL TO COME HERE STAY AWAY

I just was sent pics from my Niece. Her 4 year old was having the time of her life, with a 1st game…read morescore of 91 and a strike. I have done a ton of work with bowling centers across the country. It is great to see a family owned and operated house, delivering on what matters. Growing the game from the young kids to ensure a viable future. Keep up the good work!! Chef Bill Sweet

Is Westbrook going to wow you with food, drinks, atmosphere, and style? Highly unlikely for the…read moreInsta era crowd, but for people who are there to bowl, it's easily 5 stars, and one of our favorite places to frequent for league and practice. Since bowling is our primary reason for going, 5 stars it is! The equipment isn't the latest and greatest, but the lanes are taken care of and the staff are quick to fix any issues that come up, and it's a really affordable way to spend the time (especially if you have league bowler pricing...so feel free to join a league!). The front desk staff has always been outgoing and friendly; becoming even more so as the staff have quickly recognized us as repeat/regular customers. Leagues are great and run well. A far cry from how leagues are run at our previous bowling alleys in Philadelphia. There are leagues for bowlers of every level, from extremely serious sanctioned leagues to really fun beer leagues. I don't drink when I go to Westbrook because I'm typically driving, but they do have a full bar with TV's (as well as TV's near each lane). I've never eaten Big Swerve's BBQ but there's a pop-up there (with mixed reviews from those I know who've tried it). Otherwise, you're looking at soft drinks and snacks from the vending machines that are always available. Another big reason to check out Westbrook is Big Jim's Pro Shop. Jim is really friendly, and is highly respected. The shop is almost always busy, crowded with folks getting new balls or regulars just hanging out and talking. The prices are more than fair and the drilling is exceptional. Just beware that it's a legit bowling alley focused on the game. Which means that even if there are 42 lanes, you might want to check ahead of time for availability. It's not uncommon to show up and encounter leagues or high school teams competing on the weekdays or run into a tournament on the weekends. If you can slip in during the weekday hours, it's a nice chill place. We're just glad we finally found an alley that we really enjoy with a great pro shop, good conditions, friendly staff, and fair pricing. We definitely recommend it!

My family had a good time. The specials were throughly explained when offered. The lanes we had was…read morefunctioned Without issues.

The atmosphere is great, but the prices are insane. $56 for two shoe rentals and two games. I spent…read more$15 at a local bowling alley last weekend for the same thing. I'm not sure if I'll be coming back because of how expensive it is.

I've been coming to this bowling alley for years back when it was Playdrome & the The Big Event…read morewith my family, and we've always had great experiences until now. The new ownership has completely changed the atmosphere for the worse. Tonight, after spending around $300, I tried to order a large pizza with a pitcher of soda and an additional pitcher of water, and was told that they "no longer serve water" and that I couldn't even get both pitchers. Absolutely ridiculous. How does a family establishment deny basic water especially when customers are already spending good money to eat, drink, and have a good time? The new rules and lack of customer service are beyond disappointing. On top of that, they're gouging us with $5 water bottles. Beyond disappointing! This used to be a fun, family friendly spot, but it's clear the new management doesn't care about loyal customers or basic hospitality. We won't be returning until things change.

First time visiting this bowling alley since it changed to Lucky Strikes. Positive was the front…read moredesk was very nice and professional, but it ended there. We've been coming here for years and it was always a great, affordable time, but not the case anymore. Our family of 4 spent over $300 bowling and eating their disgusting, overpriced food. We had a waitress for about 2 minutes who got us drinks only and then wanted to cash out and get her tip since she was leaving. We debated on going bowling or to a 76ers game. We picked bowling because we thought it was the more affordable choice, boy were we wrong! We wont be back!

We went (6 of us) on Saturday evening and had a great time. Place is clean and staff are super…read morehelpful and friendly. We had drinks and snacks while playing and the server was great. After we had played two rounds, we went to the sit-down eating area and had dinner. Typical bar food but not greasy and the fries were great. We had a good time

We choose Pinsetters Bar & Bowl to host our 20th Class Reunion. From start to finish, the process…read morewas seamless! Everyone loved the semi-private longue, bowling, parking and food. They were impressed with the music and picture display that added to the experience. The day of the event all of the staff were hardworking from the bartender to the bar hands and cleaning staff. Very organized! The manager even came over after to thank us and compliment our reunion. We appreciate your support in making it one to remember! Special thank you to Lauren and Brianna for helping with months worth of planning. They always responded quickly to our questions, offering different packages to fit our group. In addition, we enjoyed the tasting to figure out the menu and tour of the longue before the event. They represent Pinsetters Bar and Bowl so well. I highly recommend this venue to host your event!

I'm not much of an arcade guy but my 11-year-old son wanted to come here and it was a rainy Sunday…read moreafternoon so why not. The good: big variety of games. Mostly clean. The one employee we interacted with (when redeeming tickets for prizes) was nice. The bad: wildly overpriced. Loud and crowded. Lots of games were out of order. The skeeball machine kept malfunctioning on us and not giving us all of the balls. Not as bad as other reviewers have said, but I'm still in no hurry to come back.

Don't waste your money, go find a Dave & Buster's instead. This place is a landline of claw…read moremachines, most of the claws are too weak to grab anything, they'll move it a bit, but they're never gonna grab anything. It cost so much money to buy your card or refill it, the games even the old games cost a small fortune. It's loud, it's a cacophony of light and music.

I recently attended a six year old's birthday party. When you first walk in, it's very loud and…read morehectic, which is expected for a trampoline park but can feel a bit overwhelming. They offer finger foods like pizza, wings, and mozzarella sticks. You can have a party in their party rooms. The party rooms are time limited (about two hours or less), and while the staff isn't rude, they do come in frequently to remind you how much time is left. It makes the transition feel a little rushed. Once your time is up, you're kindly moved out. There is seating outside the party rooms, but there aren't enough tables to comfortably accommodate everyone. They do have lockers for your belongings, a small arcade area, and separate trampoline sections based on age, which is a big plus for safety. The food was average at best. The pizza wasn't great, and the mozzarella sticks were just okay like pre- frozen. Another downside is the parking lot. The plaza also has a Chuck E. Cheese, a nail spa, and an Olive Garden, so parking can be pretty chaotic especially on weekends when birthday parties are happening everywhere. Overall, it's fine if you just want to bring kids to jump and burn energy. Personally, I wouldn't choose it as a party venue because the time feels limited and rushed. Would I attend another party there? Probably. But once the two hours are up, I'm heading out.

Place is fine. However the thrill of trampolines runs out after like 20 mins. They have this kids…read moresection with a cool play area with a tube jungle gym. If that was like 5x bigger this place would be awesome. Now it's just boring.

Friendly, attentive staff. Doesn't look like much on the outside, but inside is a colorful fun…read morecenter. We brought a 10 year old girl, and 11& 12 year old boys. We had a blast. Indoor mini golf, laser tag, arcade, bowling. Fun time. Probably spent about 2-3 hours. There is no food. Tickets redeemed for prizes. Nice staff.

Great place for Team Building activities. As an AAU program in South Jersey, Heart of A Champion…read more(HOC); we've used this place for the last 2 years to host our team's Fun day and team's raffle event. last year we were in Cherry Hill and this year we were at the Turnersville location. Both locations were great! Very spacious, lots of games and activities, the Turnerville location has a lazer room! Great for parties especially Halloween parties or a fun date night.

I had a fun time here and a good experience with the restaurant staff when I came with a large…read moregroup. This second time, I was shocked by the cost per hour for bowling. It was $19 per person for one game and I don't believe that included shoes. Madness! I didn't pay for my first experience here, so it was definitely surprising. I am sure they run a special on Sundays for group bowling, according to their website, but the cashier never mentioned it. It would have at least made the cost somewhat affordable.

We've been here about a half dozen times before but tonight we got a broken lane. We paid for 90…read moreminutes but wasted a lot of that with the lane (#43) having mechanical issues. It wasn't a good sign when we started out with it dead with the bar laying across the pins. Someone finally came to fix it, but then it the pin mechanism would routinely drop pins. We never had a whole set of 10 to begin with on any given frame. If we were serious bowlers we would have been really pissed, but we're terrible so we just laughed it off. At one point all the pins dropped out and the lane lost power a second time. The staff was supposed to add time to our 90 minute allotment but that didn't happen. We were tired anyway so called it a night. They really need to take better care of the place.

Quiet Friday. Old but maintained 70-lane bowling alley. Mostly empty. Fair prices: $4 shoe rental,…read more$5/game. Includes arcade, billiards, bar, restaurant. Bowling shop was closed. Needs modernizing

Went to 30 Strikes on a last minute plan since we were nearby. We made the best of it while…read morebowling. Had some drinks from the bar and got sodas for the kids which wasn't too crazy in price. When bowling, my younger son needed the support - if one person needs the support, everyone playing in that lane will have to use it. It's controlled by the people at the counter and they can't add it to just the one person. Ceilings and certain areas definitely need to be updated.