Food and service were excellent. The fries themselves were meh but the dipping spaces were amazing…read more Large shareable s Plates. I'd stick to appetizers/for the table and skip the sandwiches. The hummus and pita was the best I've ever had. But it's loud because it's a bowling alley so not a great place to have a convo.

Fast prompt service and delicious hot food in a fun intimate casual environment, can't go wrong!read more

It's cold and snowing. Teens are the temps, as the saying goes. But out of the dark blustery…read moreevening winter chill you see neon signs. You walk in the door to a cozy warm entryway that opens into an intimate, old fashioned bar space. Three booths. Some chairs at the old wooden bar. A dart board. The whole place seems like it comes from a sitcom in your youth--including the prices. We're talking $3 for a Genny light draft, $4 for 12 horse, $5 for a Rohrbach pale ale, $9 for a hamburger. You get the idea (prices are from January 2025). Bring a book or bring a friend. Or several friends. All of the menu items are passable, but the wings are good. The wings are so good. The wings are so good that when you mention to people that you've been to L&M lanes they'll go, "oh, they have really good wings." Go. Get a pint. Get some cheap eats. Hang out and be cozy for a while. They also have bowling.

Went to L&M lanes to have a going away party for one of my friends. It was super casual so we…read morethought bowling would be fun. The bowling alley was pretty empty for a Friday night which was a little concerning but thought nothing of it at first. However the problems started once the bowling started. I'm fine with older lanes and they can be fun but the lanes just kept having problems of not returning balls, counting/not counting pins as gone, the balls were cracked etc. we played for two hours and felt like half of the time was just fixing the lane. Luckily my crew was pretty chill and didn't really care about the game we were there to hang out. So if you actually want to bowl probably not the best spot for you. They also had food and drinks which were pretty standard for your local bowling alley. Nothing to speak crazily about, just basic wings and beer

My son and I had an absolute blast at Bowlero Rochester today celebrating the Fourth of July! They…read morehad an awesome special of unlimited bowling and unlimited arcade play (for an hour) and it was such a fun way to spend the holiday together. It was also my son's first time bowling and he loved it! We ordered the cheeseburger and sampler platter, which was plentiful. We've also had their pizza, which is good (thicker crust). The food can be a bit on the pricey side, but the service is consistently good, and the staff is always friendly and helpful, which makes a big difference. We also love coming on Wednesday nights for half‑priced arcade games with friends. Their prize selection is great, often refreshed, and at half price, it's honestly one of the best deals around. Overall, Bowlero is a go-to for family fun--great atmosphere, good food, and unbeatable arcade nights. Highly recommend!

Came here for the first time this weekend after seeing a groupon with a great price for 6 people…read morethat included 2 hours of bowling and shoe rentals. We all had a great time and liked that the alley felt fun and updated. The are two floors of lanes which means its likely there will be availability when you come. There are also arcade machines. The food is a bit pricey but we were impressed with most of it for what it was. Staff were friendly and helpful.

We had a really nice experience at this bowling alley. The staff was very friendly and welcoming,…read morethe place was impressively clean, and the service was quick, which made everything run smoothly. It was a little more expensive than I was expecting, but overall it was a pleasant experience. I enjoyed myself and would probably go bowling here again.

ABC Gates Bowl ought not to advertise tournaments on their site and not post results. I bowled in…read moreyour Pinbusters tournament pursuant to your posting on your Facebook webpage. Results, cashers, and financials for the event are nowhere to be found on either your site or elsewhere on or off Facebook. Why is it a secret as to how much of our entry fee went to lineage, prize fund, tournament director(s) fee, and expenses. Where is a list of those who cashed? Pinbusters does not even want to send out checks to those who cashed (instead he is leaving a check for only one member of the team at your bowling center). What are folks who come from out of state to do. If your center promotes a tournament by advertising on its Facebook page, it also should ensure the integrity of the tournament.

great food, fast service and very friendly people! Thank you we will definitely be back!read more

First timer here. I had a lovely time! We ate before we played. Food: The food was shockingly good…read more Service was very nice and expedient. The espresso martini I had was to die for. Perfection. Games: I liked the idea that the tickets are virtual and attached to a car and I don't have to lug around (or lose) physical tickets. A lot of fun games but not every game is a ticket giving game so be mindful. Some are just experience. The Godzilla VR (16 chips) was pretty funny and cool to watch! *if you download the app and sign up, you get 100 free chips when you purchase $25 (100 chips). Prizes: A lot of options for kids for prizes at various amounts. Lowest appeared to be 120 but highest was 19k! Wild!! Overall a good time.

It's my Birthday. Last year I wanted to rekindle a childhood activity. We (I) decided that every…read moreyear we would meet at Bowl-A-Roll a bowl a few games. Year 2 and we had just as must fun as last year. Clean, exciting and inviting.

Came here to bowl with my family at a last minute thing to do. There was league play going on but…read morethey had a few lanes available for the public. We only needed one lane for four people. We rented shoes and had a blast. Bowling is very different now, automatic scoring, crazy not to use a pencil and do all the adding lol There's food and drinks available, good selection. We bowled two games and a generous stranger paid for our outing.

From the second we stepped in; it was nothing but love. The staff? Impeccable. Friendly, fast, and…read moreon point. And Antonette the GM? Sis is the truth. Professional, warm, and running that spot like she owns the blueprint. You can tell she sets the tone, and her team follows it with excellence. The space was clean, the music was vibin', and the energy? Just right. It gave what it needed to give. My son and I felt seen, welcomed, and respected. And let's be honest, too many places miss the mark on that. Not here. Bowling felt like more than bowling, it was a moment. A memory. A little slice of joy in this wild world. So yeah... shoutout to Antonette and the whole crew. You didn't just do your job you made us feel like family. AMF Fairview Lanes, y'all did that. I'll be back.

Kayana was so kind and so knowledgeable about everything I needed! She also helped me with figuring…read moreout the pool table.

We love this quaint little bowling alley. It is wonderful to step inside, feel at home. The…read morescoring is not automated, which gave us an opportunity to learn a new skill! Food delivery is inexpensive and available from the pizza place next door. We have been a few times and we are excited to continue supporting this family run business!

My SO and I went to Parkview for the first time last Wednesday to meet up with a few of his friends…read morewho frequent these lanes. Parking was easy, across the street. The location is nice, in the sea breeze area with plenty of food options around (no food served here, just alcohol). There were 5 of us and we took 2 lanes. We were the largest group there, with only a few other patrons on 2 other lanes. There are 8 lanes total. The look and feel is very old school, with all shades of pink paint adorning the walls, old newspaper cutouts, old shoes, and all used/donated bowling balls. We even kept our own scores on paper they provided (but later used a bowling calculator on our phone ). The guys split a few pitchers of beer throughout the evening, the bar seemed to be fully stocked and the barkeep was a nice gentleman. It was a very low key evening and we all had a good time. I'd return again.

First time here for bowing and dinner party. Lanes keep nice and greased. We had a group of 25 and…read morewe had the whole place to ourselves. We had a buffet which had pasta, baked chicken, roast beef, potatoes, creamed corn, salad and garlic bread . The food was very good and tasty. Service was great

This is a good spot for a family outing to the lanes…read more It's pretty bare bones, and probably hasn't been updated in decades, but bowling is still the same sport, so what updates are needed? They've got bowling lanes, a pool table, some claw machines and vending machines, and next door, the Viking Valhalla restaurant/bar. It's convenient to be able to walk into the bar to order beers and drinks and food and more. The bartender was super nice, as was really everyone we met. Basically, the beer is cheap, the shoes were in decent shape, and the lanes were open. We didn't get any wings this time, but I think that's in the cards next time. The only drawbacks, as I see them: 1. They seem to have a lot of rules. Only our youngest kids could use the bumpers, as they were worried about damage. They also watched us pretty closely to make sure all shoe rules were being followed. Maybe that's just because we were just about the only folks in there. That said, the place is clean and well kept, which I imagine is because they are vigilant. 2. I got a lot of false hope after throwing two strikes right out of the gate. I was looking at the guy's name scrawled on the wall for his 300 game, and dreaming it could be me. Turns out I couldn't even break 150.

We stumbled across this place while we were on our trip. It was our first time here, great…read moreexperience. We didn't play bowling as our kids weren't old enough, we were there just for their arcade. Got a deal for the games $25 for 50 credits. There is a machine which you can trade in your tickets to redeem prizes, very convenient. The arcade isn't as big but kids still had a great time and was happy with their prizes.

Rude Service, disgusting conditions of lanes, Expensive Prices. I would never go here againread more