My friend and I came here on a whim. We had little to no experience with candlepin bowling, but the…read moreowner was very helpful and knowledgeable. I cannot recommend this place enough. It's so unlike any bowling alley I've been to before. There are only 6 lanes and no electronic scoreboard anything. By far my favorite bowling experience ever and will definitely be back.

Friendly manager told us the history of candlepin and showed us the ropes. He gladly opened it up…read morefor us on a day it was closed. We will definitely return!

Amazing place to spend time with the family, the bowling place is amazing, my kids love itread more

Everything here was a scam. They have no real arcade games, only those games that just take your…read moremoney and leave you helpless. The bowling was screwed up and in the middle of someone's turn, the pins would get reset and they race you through anyway. The cotton candy machine was broken too. The go-karts were for ages 16 and over only. Plus, the bumper cars were lame and there was not nearly enough space to drive. The staff was nice, but this place is for suckers. If I could give it zero stars, I would.

I came down here for Open Mic Stand up Comedy.(Every Monday 7pm AKA Spanky's Comedy) 1st time here,…read morethe bartender guy was friendly and seemed cool. Got a 2 White Russians, $20 total including tip. The next week I came back, this time it was a younger women bartending. I ordered 1 White Russian and it was $13.81 or $15.00 with tip... Huh? Did you give me someone else's slip? I pointed out the price discrepancy. She replied: "maybe he didn't ring it in as a White Russian???"... Look, I paid for it under protest. But, perhaps next time I'll only get the drink if the dude is working.

The location is expensive and deteriorating, lacking any worthwhile attractions…read more You pay shoes rent and they are stick and very old!

I had been told about Mohegan Bowl in Webster, MA about 3 months ago, and this past Thursday…read moredecided to check it out. We were pleasantly surprised at the fun time we had, and we definitely plan on adding this to our list of favorites for places to go with our kids. They had an arcade that was much bigger than we expected. They offer regular bowling or candlepin. Although we didn't have food, they did serve food, as well as alcohol. There was a room right next to the lane we bowled in that also offered laser tag. One feature at this bowling alley that my fiancé and I thought was really cool was that the bumpers could be set for each bowler. So when we bowled the bumpers stayed down, but then automatically came up when it was our sons turn to bowl. We hadn't seen that before. There was definitely a pro and con to the arcade (the con being the ONLY reason why I didn't give them a 5 star review). The arcade had a great assortment for kids in terms of games to play and prizes. But the amount of points needed for each one averaged about 7 points. Most were 8. This made it VERY easy to spend $50 in the arcade in the blink of an eye. However, the amount of points needed to win some really awesome prizes was much less than Chuck E Cheese. My son brought home a basketball, amount other things, with just a little over 1000 points. I think a basketball at Chuck E Cheese is 3000-4000 points. While my son was deciding what to spend his points on, a very kind gentleman behind me asked if he liked Pikachu. I told him YES! He had the girl scan his card and kindly had her give my son this GIGANTIC PIKACHU that was 7,500 points. My son was in Heaven. It made our trip here even better, and to the man who did this for our son, you made his night! It was such a kind gesture!

We have been here a few times with family to bowl. The guy at the front counter is always rude…read more Today when checking in, he made it very clear that my 3 yr olds happy meal was not allowed. I acknowledged and proceeded to pay for our lane. He came by again within 5 min to let our whole party know, again, that no outside food or beverage was allowed. (We heard the message loud and clear the first time.) The happy meal was still sealed and never touched. I got up instantly to throw it away in front of my son to adhere to thier policy. He cried, but thankfully we were spared a third reminder. I felt like this was very unprofessional and extremely rude. We spent over $200 while we were there. I will not be going back.

Typical prices for a modern bowling alley ($7 per game per person) but almost every night they have…read moredeals to bowl an infinite amount of games for a set price (15 - 20 dollars plus $6 for shoes). There is 50 lanes but on league nights it can get so busy that there on no lanes available. For league, they oil the lanes beforehand but if you come during normal times the oil pattern varies greatly. There are a bunch of good food options that aren't exorbitant like the chicken tender meal or the pizza pitcher soda combo. Food does take a little bit but you shouldn't notice it if you're having fun. Staff is no nonsense with a little bit of don't care but they still do their job pretty well.

Staff is amazing and patient, especially if you come to bowl with kids. I used to bowl on a league…read morehere years ago. It's great to get back again. They make it so much fun.

Lang's Bowlarama is a great example of how to modernize a classic business the right way. Having…read morebeen around since 1960, this place had seen better days by the '80s when I was in high school, and apparently continued that downward trend for a while. But someone clearly invested wisely in bringing this Rhode Island institution into the modern era. The updates are impressive and practical. Everything runs smoothly - from the quick ball returns and pin setups to the modern scoring system. They've switched to hourly rates instead of per-string pricing, which makes a lot of sense with their efficient setup. Their Monday-Friday special ($20 for an hour of bowling plus shoe rental) is a great deal - and thanks to how quickly everything runs, you can easily fit three strings into that hour, as we discovered when we overbooked for two! The facility itself is super clean, including the bathrooms (always a telling sign). They've covered all the bases for refreshments with both a proper bar/food setup and vending machines. The counter staff is friendly, parking is plentiful, and the whole operation runs like a well-oiled ball return machine. It's great to see a family entertainment spot that's both well-maintained and affordable. Lang's has managed to preserve its community bowling alley character while giving customers all the modern conveniences they expect. Perfect for family time or a fun afternoon with friends.

Took out students here for a field trip. Had the place to ourselves! So clean, convenient, staff…read morewas so friendly and accommodating to our students specific needs. I will definitely be coming back !

This place was wonderful for my kids. Went and paid Lane all set up for us. Bumpers went up when my…read morekids were bowling and came down when I was bowling. I barely had to do anything. All I hit was the service button and it was all set. Then we went and got our cards. Played a few video games and got something to eat at the diner. Food was great. Service was awesome. I highly highly highly recommend this place. Great for my two kids!

Did not to get to partake in what looked like an intriguing diner-like menu (breakfast and comfort…read morefood) and a promising prime rib special night, but spent a rainy day here with kids racking up credits in the arcade. Be warned - the ball dozer game is addictive as heck! We managed to walk away with about 4,000 points worth of prizes, squishes and candy galore, as well as a stuffed ramen toy! Score!

My kids (8 and 9) had an absolute blast candlestick bowling at the Needham bowl away. This is a…read moreunique type of bowling that is only available in the northeast. I had so much fun playing with them too. The pins are in the shape of a candlestick, and the ball that you roll is smaller and easily used by little kids. It's nice that you don't hurt your shoulder rolling the ball after several games. Lol. I can't wait to visit family in the area again so we can go bowling ! Be careful to watch your time, it can get expensive pretty fast. Lol.

It's tucked away in a basement, hard to find the door to get in. Once you're inside go down stairs…read moreto the alley. They only have 8 lanes, all crammed in, very crowded. Bowling is expensive for what it is. $36 per hour. It is prorated- that is good. It is NOT handicap accessible at all unfortunately.

Though it isn't much to look at from the outside, and the interior is a bit gloomy, Lucky Strike…read moreLanes is a great place. The employees are always friendly and helpful, and it is a great value for a couple hours worth of entertainment for folks of all ages on a weekend evening or rainy day or snow day, or any day for that matter. We have enjoyed ourselves on crowded Friday evenings, and also on deserted weekday afternoons. Duckpin bowling, for those not familiar with it, uses smaller pins and balls, and you get three shots instead of two. It is harder to get high scores than tenpin bowling, but more fun in my opinion, and also nicer for kids. Lucky Strike has some lanes set up with bumpers that prevent gutter balls and allow carom shots if you like that. They also have rock-and-bowl some nights, with spinning lights and music. The lanes are the old-school manual type, so you have to push a button to clear the pins, and you get to calculate your own score. Some people seem afraid of this, but the rules are simple and the math is just addition of small numbers. There is an instruction sheet there, and I am sure that any employee on will gladly provide any needed assistance. In addition to duckpin bowling they have an air hockey table, some pinball and video game machines, and a pool room. They don't serve any food, but seem OK with people bringing their own. My son and I have been there quite a few times, and always enjoyed ourselves. Lucky Strike Lanes is one of the last of these places keeping the tradition alive, and I am happy that they are still hanging in there.

Really nice establishment for a great evening or afternoon out. Really nice staff answers all your…read morequestions and are attentive to your bowling needs. Old fashioned atmosphere that brings you many years of bowling history.