Excellent atmosphere. Very intimate for a birthday party. The lanes were clean. We tried to get…read morefood/drink service at our table and no one came to help. That was the only d

Went to spare room with a bunch of friends! It was so much fun, food was amazing. Only thing I…read morewould keep in mind is that it's $60 a lane so I would suggest going with bigger groups! Would definitely go back!

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 lanes are clean and the approaches and seating are well maintained. The staff are quick to…read morereact when an issue arises and get you back bowling. The food is also tasty as well. If you like chicken fingers and French fries you will enjoy them as well.

went to open bowling Saturday and the lanes were fine but…read morethe staff - horrible! The bartender was screaming at customers, and yelling at the staff telling them telling they were all getting fired because they were taking food orders with drink orders. One of the ladies delivering the food to the table scared the kids that were with us because she was so upset at whatever was happening in the back ... you can tell it was a terrible environment for the workers and it spilled over to the customers

Let me start this off by saying... I DONT EVEN BOWL ! Lol spare time is just a great place with…read moreeven better food. The bar set up is very nice along with all the craft beers they have on tap, the staff is always friendly and attentive not to mention the cook is the best and the food is always delicious !

Went to bowl a few games on a rainy Sunday afternoon. It is a great place. It is clean, well-lit,…read moreand really nice and cozy inside. It has 12 alleys in it. I love it and will definitely be back.

I used to bowl here in high school and college, but hadn't been back in years. The lanes have since…read morebeen renovated and everything really looks nice on both the inside and outside. The bar also has a good selection of beers, as well as food. I would definitely come back here again to bowl and for a bite to eat and a drink.

Good bowling experience. Lanes have electronic score boards that are easy to use. Plenty of lane…read moreballs available if you don't have your own.

Five star review for five star lanes. Cheap AF. Prolly won't be busy when you walk in, but that's a…read moregood thing. Only complaint is the smell of cheese outside.

From the owner: 18 Lane Bowling Alley & Sports Bar Drink Specials at our 12…read moreHigh Def TV Sports Bar Pool table Games, dartboard, much more to come

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

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.

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.

Normally I only patronize businesses where I know the owner of the store. Often times the owners…read morewill treat me specially, like giving me a free six pack (under the conditions I drink the six pack in the store but I digress). However I went out of my comfort zone and picked up takeout from Classic Lanes. I've never been treated better by a fantastic staff. No one or their family should be ought to be executed

Hosted a comedy event on Easter Sunday, some of the comics were sexist, ablest, homophobic, ageist,…read moreand talking about Adam and Eve in the explicit. "S**king Adams b**ls" So blasphemous!!! No one was laughing.... Food is really good tho, I would recommend the cajun fries. There were also a few comics that were very funny! The music was a bit too loud unfortunately and there was not a wheelchair/walker accessible bathroom.

Vibe was weird when we first walked in everyone just stared at us no hello no welcome in just…read moreawkward staring. We stood there confused to where to start bowling and staff was low which was fine but due to staff being low it was difficult for us to start a game because of the lack of experience with the machine. And over all just customer service was not the best. Machines just kept getting stuck and definitely didn't look anything like pictures needs repairing and repaint. Only upside was that it was $10 per person

Sometimes you get a hankering to go bowling. Sundays seem to be the day this occurs. We stopped out…read moreon a Sunday around 2 p.m. and they had open bowling. For three people, three games each and one rental of shoes, it cost about $31.00. The place has that homey Buffalo old school bowling alley feel. It's comforting. The allies were in great condition, because I bowled the best game of my life, a 182. We were given the alley right by the wall, where the door going to the back is located. An employee kept going back and forth while we were trying to bowl throughout the 3 games, and it was distracting.

Kenmore Lanes is a proper bowling alley of the old school, with a full bar and kitchen. Food is…read moregreasy but solid (love me some tots to wash down with a frosty lager), beer is sold cheap in icy buckets, and well, you go there and throw balls at pins. What else did you really expect? I've been there as a sub on Wednesdays for my friends' bowling league. The screens and lane assignments operate a little strangely, but maybe I'm just new to league rules? The wait at the bar is semi-eternal, but the bartenders warm up once you've been around a few times. The personality combo back there isn't going to be for everyone, but I've come to like the gruff old salts slinging drinks. The liquor selection is....ehhhhhh, and Guinness seems to have always run out, but, well, there is still plenty of alcohol left at any given time. What else did you really expect? People smoke in front of the doors. If being near secondhand smoke is a deal-breaker, one might wish to bowl elsewhere (although they probably smoke by the door there, too). The lanes seem to be kept in good repair and I've encountered few mechanical difficulties relative to other comparable places. I bring my own ball and shoes, so I cannot speak to that process. There is parking both beside and across from the building. Default music choices are terrible and if your table is under the speaker, it can be annoyingly loud. There's a jukebox app that lets you pick songs, though, which is pretty cool if you're motivated enough to set that kind of thing up. Maybe it's the bowling, maybe, it's the company, and maybe it's all those things, but after three games with friends and a couple of buckets of Molson, the world seems a lighter and better place. And who could really complain about that?