I don't know where to even begin!! 1 server on a Saturday night!! Took an hour to get our drinks…read more Food was ice cold by the time we got it. Yeah you make it all pretty inside but at the end of the day Crappy services because no-one with experience works there. The old tables and chairs on the side. Seriously disappointing for someone trying to improve.

Went for the youth tournament over the weekend. Even with a packed house the food staff was on top…read moreof our orders. While I strongly disagreed with the no personal water bottles allowed .. everything else went smoothly.

Really amazing arcade! Tried out Virtual Rabbids The Big Ride a heckton of times and it was the…read morebest experience I ever had

Service is terrible, came in and waited at the front counter for 10 minutes with no one in sight…read moreand no one to pay for bowling We finally get bowling and I request service on the machine and it calls them for 5 minutes then the icon for calling service disappears off the screen and no one comes to get a drink order or food order or anything So then I give up and go to the bar and try to order and there is one bartender there, she is standing by the food window and looking down, then she walks past me two times, once makes eye contact then stands on the other side of the bar with the bottles in the middle of the bar in between us to avoid eye contact while I'm sitting there try to get a drink, I had my id and card in hand ready and it was very obvious I just wanted a drink Then she walks across the bar and grabs her phone and stands in front of the food window and is on her phone for a good minute or two and then looks up and I wave to her and she finally comes over Every thing here I've had to wait for and no one else was in line or waiting.... It's not that busy and doesn't really make em wanna come back, I'd rather drive to bowlero

Arrived at 9:25 am 1-5-26. We were told Monday morning was a good time to open bowl when we showed…read moreup Sunday. We walked up to the counter and were told it would be a half hour wait because the lanes were being oiled and we could go wait " over there" indicating over by the old tavern area where no one was . Other bowlers were bowling by lanes 1. It seemed like anywhere but standing in front of her was preferred Hw long does it take to oil an and and then let us on it? Why open at 9 am if the Ames aren't ready?

Everything went well from the moment we got in. Ms. Sarah was amazing and her outgoing spirit was…read moreshown from the greeting in through the service rendered. My family and I loved the experience and we will definitely be back! Thank you!!!

An okay bowling alley that's pretty updated in technology. Located close to Spanish Springs so…read moreit's convenient for shopping around and entertainment. The House Balls are not in the best shape but probably to be expected. The rental shoes are in good shape and seem to be newer. Food is bowling alley food such as pizza kind of dry.

What can I say...it's National Bowling Day & I was in the right FRAME of mind to go bowling. It's…read morebeen a bit since I hit the LANES, but damn....when did bowling cost $50 for one game...two adults and two kids under the age of 5? The gentleman at the counter was right up my ALLEY...nice & helpful...he entered our names on the scoreboard, pulled up the bumpers electronically for the kids and even brought over a dinosaur shaped ball ramp. I was lucky enough to hit the holy grail of bowling and threw a strike and even nailed a couple of spares. Even better, I didn't break a nail. Cost aside, the kids had a blast & that's what mattered most. It was the perfect family activity on a rainy evening. SPLIT happens.

I frequent here often, Jacob is always so kind! Any kind of problem and he handles it with a smile…read moreon his face.

Not at all kid friendly. They didn't have enough kid size shoes, and they wouldn't let our kids…read morebring in sippy cups with water although when we got to our lane the adults there all had insulated mugs with something in them. The staff was rude, they don't have many balls available, and we had to wait for a lane. We won't be back.

Lawn bowling is based on the Italian game of Boccia which has roots in the ancient games of the…read moreGreeks. You roll a white ball called a jack down a lane called a rink. The other players try to get their balls as close to the jack as possible. Although it sounds simple there is skill and strategy to the sport. The balls are weighted which causes them to curve as the roll. This allows players to get their ball past other players who may be blocking their jack. I had never heard of lawn bowling before when I spotted the Mount Dora Lawn Bowling Club at the end of Donnelly Street next to Elizabeth Evans Park. Willard M. Bryant and his next door neighbor Fred S. Thompson learned about lawn bowling on their vacation to St. Petersburg Florida in the 1920's. The friends liked the sport and when they started spending the winters in Mount Dora they decided to a start a lawn bowling league. With help from Charles Edgerton, owner of the historic Lakeside Inn who served on the Park Commission, they were able to get the approval of the city council to stat a club. Three rinks were built and on April 7, 1928 the first Mount Dora Lawn Bowling League was created consisting of 20 members with Bryant serving as president and Bryant as vice-president. On April 13,1928 the first match was held against 35 bowlers from Orlando. In 2014 a historic marker was dedicated at their clubhouse to the history of the Mount Dora Bowling Club. Today the club has 300 members making it one of the largest BowlsUSA affiliated clubs in the country. They will teach you how to play the game and give you a free trial membership. After that you can purchase a membership to be part of the club.

From the owner: Welcome to beautiful Mount Dora, Florida and the club that has it all!…read more The Mount Dora Lawn Bowling Club offers great exercise, lots of social activities and the friendliest atmosphere in town. Come visit us to play, relax, and make new friends. Open Houses & trial lessons.