The CIAA Bowling Tournament was held at B&B Bowling Lanes last weekend and I was very excited to go…read moreand support my daughter, who's on the Virginia State University (VSU) Bowling Team. I arrived on Saturday morning around 8am and it was already packed with the bowling teams and their families so I found a nearby chair along the wall to sit and watch the teams bowl. The huge, digital display above the pins made it easy for everyone to keep track of the scores and whenever there were any issues, the staff would come and quickly resolve the problem. Even though the tournament was going on, they still offered lanes at the other end of the bowling alley for people to come in and bowl leisurely, which I thought was very nice. VSU bowled very well and ended up being awarded First Place in the Northern Division. My daughter was awarded Highest Scorer in the Northern Division as well. It was a phenomenal weekend and I'm so glad I was able to attend.

Affordable. Clean. This place is a fun place to bowl with a friendly and helpful staff. They have…read moregreat deals so the whole family can bowl without taking out a small loan. The food at the concession stand is well done bowling alley food--with more selections than you might expect. Overall, we will be regulars.

yes this place is so nice. The balls r arranged by size. Its so nice. When i went for my birthday…read morethe place was looking so good. For sureee recommend.

Came in on a Tuesday because the website said that you can bowl for an hour for $5 between 2-4pm…read more Walked in and the lady that runs the front desk was having a smoke (no biggie), so I waited. Then she comes in and starts counting her drawer (ok, no worries), then I said when you're done can I get a lane? They're $5, right? She said they're not. So I wait for her to finish counting her drawer. Another customer comes in and she starts helping her??!? Keep in mind there is one family bowling, myself and the lady that just walked in . . . I had to show her the poster hanging on the wall that advertises $5 of bowling for an hour and told her it in their website. She kept saying that it's suppose to come off the internet. Well, she can take it off the wall. After all that, she gave it to me for $5 an hour. Would've gave more stars, but the customer service was horrible. The bowling alley is nice and well-kept.

This was a good time out with co-workers. They have renovated this place and it looks great. It's…read morevery clean and the staff are helpful. We used the party room which had a lot of space and privacy. The only thing missing is a bar.

Aaahhhh.........1st!…read more Got lucky enough to attend the grand reopening of this place while vacationing back home. Ain't been bowling at this place in years but we decided to come back as a family for some cheap fun. During the grand opening, free punch, snack food, and prizes were made available along with your first game and show rental being free. Nice and clean family friendly atmosphere for some cheap entertainment. Definitely wouldn't be a waste of your time. One suggestion though, get a alcohol license and start selling beer. Beer makes everything better.

We had a great family time. They are short staffed so we never got our drink orders but it's ok…read more The guy working was hustling to accommodate the whole bowling area. It's a fun place despite it all. The staff that is there is great as well.

Because it is unique and has entertainment at the mall--it is very busy. That's expected. Where I…read morewould say it falls short is in terms of staffing. They either don't have enough people on staff, too many new people who aren't trained, or staff that just doesn't seem to care. Management looks overwhelmed with the demand of business and it's hard to imagine they've even gotten adequate training. The vibe screams emergency promotions and necessity hires. Now I can admit that my view is biased. We had bad service and bad food. We set a VIP reservation and had to wait 1 hour after the reservation to be able to bowl. We were told we would get our own server (nice!). But that didn't happen. The 2-3 servers were so enmeshed with the birthday party in the other half of the VIP room that they basically forgot we existed. They got our drinks--delivered 45 minutes later. Got our food order--came out right before our timer ended. The experience was not enjoyed. But looking around--I think everyone felt that way. From the customers to servers, and management...just everyone having a negative experience. If you wish to go just for the arcade games or laser tag I think you'll be ok. But I'd pass on the bowling and food.

Purchased my ball here and had it drilled all at the same time…read more Very convenient to get it done here. Played a couple of games while there. Great experience! Wondered if you bring a ball can it be drilled there too?

Not a Bowling Alley, but a Bowling Ball Driller, if you have time, get your bowling ball drill by…read moreTom. Customer have learn from him, the importance of a good drilling of the ball to obtain the strikes. He has moved all drilling equipment home, and is operational for drilling. Customer go to other driller, but seem to come back to Tom to fix what other drillers have done or just to get a ball ordered and drilled.

Great fun miniature golf that takes it to a whole new level!…read more Venue: looks can be deceiving. Doesn't look like it can accommodate 3 courses but it sure can. Has small kitchen for food and drinks( soft drinks and beer). Has sitting area to eat. Small arcade area. The miniature golf course here is so awesome- it is not your average miniature golf course. It has unique chances a long with it- weather throwing balls, , puzzles, coordination, you name it. It even has a small zip line within! Service: everybody was very friendly Price: reasonable. Came here with my son but I enjoyed it more!

From the heart of Raleigh, NC is this unique indoor putt putt course. I was in town for a wedding…read moreand this place was the first activity that populated and I needed to check it out! There are 3 course Yellow, red, and blue. I didn't realize that there were multiple course until half way through the course I was wondering how I get on the indoor bus. Each course had a uniqueness that made it completely different from the other courses. My favorite from Yellow course was the zip line, red course was the slippery floor and the Rocket , and blue course was the bus and pool table. Each course & hole had an activity thaw was an interactive experience. The cost for this activity was $16 for all 3 courses per person, great price for this experience. The staff were friendly and answered all my questions. I didn't eat but definitely bring a water bottle as they have refill station near the bathroom. The bathrooms were clean as well as the inside & on the courses. Employee was dusting the course in between people finishing their shots. The parking lot was huge, so definitely plenty of parking. I had a great time and definitely recommend, if you're looking for a fun, unique activity. Cheers

Great place to come relax and bowl. The have two pool tables and a kitchen that stays open to 10pm…read more The place is spacious enough to handle any size crowd or party. There is ample seating for dining and bowling. The staff is frienfly and knowledgeable.

Nice and clean, has two pool tables . The grill sales good average food.read more

Great classic bowling alley. Lanes are a little dry but I'm a straight bowler so that helped out…read more Staff is very responsive ball returns seem gentle on balls. No nicks after 7 games. Lanes seem to be older and shorter than most places but still very functional and fun. Game room: Pro Shop : No ATM : accepts AMEX and other major credit cards. Usually slow during the mid afternoon.

Great place to have a kids bday party ( just bring your own party supplies!! My family loves to…read morebowl during the week days and sometimes on the weekend!! Great atmosphere and food

Hosted a farewell party for a friend. We had a great time. Service was a little slow but food was…read moreok for a bowling alley. We had a great time bowling and entertaining friends.

My friend and I stopped by Stars and Strikes for some affordable bowling and ended up having a fun…read moretime. The bowling deals can be really good depending on the day and time, and we happened to visit during an off time with one of those specials. We played a few rounds of bowling then spent some time in the arcade, which had a good variety of games. We didn't try the food or drinks, so I can't speak to that. As for the staff, they seemed a little disengaged, but our interactions with them were minimal. Overall, we had a fun time checking it out.

I wasn't thrilled with my bowling experience at High Point Bowling Center. The value for money and…read moreambiance were both lackluster. I was disappointed when I joined their mailing club to get a coupon and then the coupon said it could only be used if printed. The whole point of mobile/emailed coupons is convenience. I didn't have time to find a printer, so I ended up paying full price. It was $4 per person for each game and $4 for shoe rental. This seemed like a lot for a weekday afternoon, so we only decided to play one game. I was pleased to discover that they sold a socks, which I desperately needed. The bowling balls seemed older and heavily used. We were assigned to a lane right next to a large party, when there were numerous other lanes opened. In spite of all this, we made the best of it and had fun. When we were done with our game, we were ready to get out of there. The attendant was MIA, so we left our shoes and peaced out. Overall, it wasn't my favorite bowling experience.

Located on the south side of High Point, High Point Bowling Center has been around for as long as I…read morecan remember. Bill Cornell and partners assumed ownership from Michael Amos in 2010. I remember coming here in middle school in the mid-90s. There used to be cigarette vending machines at this bowling alley (not anymore). I ran into one of my schoolmates one night and I watched as she casually inserted money and bought a pack of cigarettes, even banging on the machine loudly to get the pack to fall out. Our sixth grade social studies teacher was in a lane not far from us. Funny how that's the one thing I remember most about this place growing up. 20-some-odd years later, I returned to this bowling alley to meet up with some old friends. We met last week over the holidays. We originally were going to meet at Tar Heel Lanes (the old Brunswick) on North Main, but it appeared to have closed permanently. This is still very much an old school bowling alley with some enhancements here and there. The building hasn't changed from the outside. Purple High Point University flags now fly outside the main entrance. There's a spacious parking lot. There's a pro shop just inside the entrance followed by the lane and shoe rental counter, a pool and arcade room, and a bar and grill. There are 32 lanes total. The arcade room has a few pool tables and games such The Fast and the Furious arcade racing game (one of the screens appears to be blown out), skee ball, a jukebox, dance rhythm games, claw games, and more. The bar and grill is called Sidelines Sports Grill. The sports bar is quite spacious with many big, bright, and crisp TVs playing sports. I like the giant Coors Light / Wake Forest football and men's basketball graphic on the wall. I bought a Pepsi at the bar here for $1.99 ($1.86 + $0.13 tax), served in a Styrofoam cup. According to my receipt, the sports bar is open until 2am on Friday and Saturday nights with a DJ and karaoke after 9:30pm. Games of bowling are a good deal. Shoe rentals were $3. We paid $2.75 per person per game. Rates vary depending on day and time. I took a picture of the pricing which you can find here: http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/high-point-bowling-center-high-point?select=F9XSGxG-jLRfPZcki7iBBw#F9XSGxG-jLRfPZcki7iBBw. $2 games and $2 shoes all day Sunday. $1 games and $1 shoes all day Monday except between 6-9pm. Be sure to check out their Facebook page (https://www.facebook.com/pages/High-Point-Bowling-Center/135155726510999) for even more specials. The communal bowling balls, rental shoes, and bowling lanes all seemed to be in adequate condition. Widescreen displays above our lane kept track of scoring. There was a keyboard stand in front of the bowling ball return which we could use to edit our names and scores if needed. Plenty of seating is available at each lane consisting of both four and six-top tables along with bar-height four-tops. The carpet reminds me of a 1990s kids party: http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/high-point-bowling-center-high-point?select=F9XSGxG-jLRfPZcki7iBBw#B7V5S6b2nYnU6m10uS_x7Q. Service was A-OK. The lockers and restrooms are located on a far end of the bowling alley across from lane 32.