Laser Tag + Arcade Birthday Party was HUGE hit for our 7 year old son and his buddies. Staff was…read moregreat and not uptight about the number of attendees etc. Totally reasonably priced too. For the amount of fun they had in 2 hours it was WELL worth it! I believe the max is 20 players for laser tag. We had a few dads stay and play both sessions and everyone loved it. Each player gets a printout of their gaming score to see how they did. For the record, you can bring your own cake but other food (pizza, ice cream, pitchers of drinks) need to be bought onsite.

Awesome place for family fun. They have a great package that includes bowling, pizza, arcade…read moretokens, etc... A cost effective way to keep the kids busy for a couple hours. Food is great, full bar, clean and helpful staff. I had the pleasure of talking with the manager who is a truly outstanding customer focused individual. She was so helpful and kind. You can't go wrong with this place. Make sure to call ahead to check for lane availability, as they stay busy and accommodate leagues as well.

I believe this location has been recently remodeled. The lanes were nice and clean with plenty of…read moreseating at tables nearby. This was midnight bowling which meant pretty loud music and black lights/colored lights so it made bowling a bit harder than normal. The scorekeeping screens were still old-fashioned but the shoes seemed brand new. It was $6 a person to bowl until midnight. There were a lot of security/cops loitering around which was nice, I have read and heard about a lot of crime here but it was very calm this night. Draw-Backs 1. Midnight bowling ends at 11:30pm. They will shut off your lanes at 11:30pm without warning but will turn them back on if you call them on the pink phone or walk up and ask. 2. The bar is staffed by one bartender even though she serves the bowling side and the entire bar on the other side. Can be a long wait so I recommend pitchers of beer.

This bowling ally was probably the worst experience ever. I went to the snack bar and ordered and…read morewhen he gave me my change he threw it at me. It took them 40 minutes to get my cheeseburger and I had to miss my sons bowling because of that. The workers had such bad attitudes. I also watched them spill food on the floor and instead of picking it up, they just walked around it. The back kitchen looked absolutely disgusting. I won't be giving this place another dime.

Review Visit: July 26th, 2016…read more A mountain of shenanigans has been had here. Disclaimer; I've been to Mt. Hawley to play mini-golf quite a few times. It's one of the casual things I like to do to spend an afternoon hanging with my friends. Plus, who doesn't have fun playing mini-golf? Especially if your friends are in to shenanigans. Matt, Tim, and I came here in late 2011. This was the year before I started to travel as my main hobby. When we came here, we had intentions of just playing mini-golf and that was in... but once we go inside, we knew we were going to stick around for some shenanigans. Before we even paid for our clubs and ball, we got distracted by the little arcade they had set up inside. We probably spent more time than we expected playing the games and winning those cheap candy prizes from some of the machines. Eventually, we worked our way to the mini golf area. It's been a few years since I've been here so my memory is a bit sketchy of the layout. But this place has your typical 18 holes. I believe the 18th hole is one where you can try to get you ball in a certain area for a free game. I can't say I ever won that prize but the price of admission is cheap enough that you don't feel bad for making a crap shot. The course itself is pretty spacious and sprawling. Each hole feels distinct and away from the next one that you never feel like you will be bumping in to people playing at the adjoining hole. I've had that happen a few other places. During my visit in 2011, I remember making a hole-in-one shot on the 15th hole. I took a victory shot with the number out of excitement. I suck at mini-golf so to get a hole-in-one was a miracle. Or black magic. Or luck. It was one of those 3 things. I came back in 2016 to add this place to my Travel List and... I almost got another hole-in-one on the 15th hole. How awesome would that have been! I did some close on a few of the other holes but no dice. My girlfriend and I get pretty competitive during a game of mini-golf. We usually make a bet before we begin for ice cream and I usually end up having to pay. At least its a delicious loss. They do offer bowling here as well. I like to dabble in a game or two but I've honestly never played here. There is also a bar but I've also never used it, so I don't have much to say beyond that. Should I get to experience either of these two things, I will update this post with information/photos. Mt. Hawley is one of my favorite places to go for mini-golf. I'm not sure why but there's just something about this place that draws me to it. Maybe because it's usually not busy and they have some arcade games to play before or after partaking in mini-golf and/or bowling. Time to text my friends and see if anyone wants to beat me in mini-golf.

I have bowled over 35 years at this establishment and the owner and staff that he employs are…read moreamazing. A great place to take your family miniature golfing and bowling. I wouldn't bowl any place else.

I walked in with modest expectations, and I felt like Uncle Buck's managed to meet my expectations…read more The food is decent - nothing special, but a competently made shrimp po' boy sandwich. The prices were okay for a restaurant attached to a tourist attraction (go to Holy Crab just a few minutes to the west for much better seafood and more reasonable prices). The drink selection was decent, but a little pricy by Peoria standards. Still, everything was good enough that I don't regret stopping here even though the bowling lanes are kind of beat up. Since I went pretty early, I was ahead of the crowd, so service was fast and there was no wait for a lane. I certainly wasn't expecting PBA quality lanes, but these were in rough shape even by Budget Family Fun Center standards. The selection of beat up plastic house balls were about what you'd expect from a family bowling alley, and had fun designs on them. The oil was almost non existent on the right side of the lane, and patchy during most of the run. I switched to lefty, and had a better time. It's almost impossible to get consistent throws given the condition of the lane, but it was still fun just crashing pins for an hour. If you want better seafood, go to Holy Crab. If you want a significantly better bowling experience, absolutely go to Potter's Alley. But, if you have an hour to kill, and feel like knocking a few pins down during lunch, Uncle Buck's seems okay. I feel like I got my money's worth, their decor was pretty cool, and I picked up some cool stuff at the adjacent Bass Pro.

Who closes at 8 on a Friday? Terrible business. This would be a fun thing to do for families that's…read moresafe after dark. But closing at 8 leaves minimal time. Do better

On Tuesday night, Teen ranging from the ages from about 15-18 released a barrage of ice balls…read morearound the parking lot and stuck my car. It left a massive chip in the paint. It looks like it was attacked by a small cougar. Someone needs to round up these hooligans and teach them some manners!!!

Nice alley! Friendly front desk staff, reasonable bowling prices and have specials…read more Ate after bowling, tenderloin was good, hamburger couldn't tell there was way too much condiments made it very messy. Chicken quesadillas big disappointment so I wouldn't order that again, not sure if there was any chicken on it, fries were good. Pizza looked good but we didn't try it, definitely will bowl there again but probably pass on eating there. Was not impressed and not how it was shown on "you gotta eat"

My wife and I do Sunday Morning Date Day which is bowling and went to Landmark until they closed,…read morethen Mt Hawley but sometimes they are closed/busy. Though I had never considered going to Tilted 10 as I expected it to be less than a real bowling center, I learned that the Master's League is now cycling it in and they are trying. With all of the video/arcade games in the facility, the atmosphere IS much like bowling inside of a Dave & Busters or Chuck E Cheese on a Saturday night as the lanes are not blocked off from all of the other chaos. When I am practicing alone this will never be an issue as I wear earbuds and listen to Spotify but when the wife and I bowl, it is a loud background noise. That said, I have been there twice now and find it to be a decent place to practice or have a good time with friends. When I went in today, knowing that I bowl league, he intentionally put me on a lane that had the most oil. That was nice though I am comfortable practicing on anything because you get better through challenge not being coddled. :) The scoring system has LOT of options available including skill games like Low Ball and such. The first time going there, the wife got chicken tenders and tater tots of some sort and said they were what you would expect. Edible but nothing that would make you come back just for them. Pricing isn't bad depending on how slow you are or how many people you have. They charge by the hour and my receipt shows $25.75 out the door. For me that isn't bad. Today I got 6 1/2 games in during that time or basically $4 a game. That is the same price (per game) I pay at Mt Hawley. From an equipment standpoint, they have really worked on making sure the equipment is running as it should and in 12+ games on 2 different lanes the only thing we had was 1 ball return call. Overall, the NON-bowling portion of it looks really nice. Lots of games and such, as well as indoor miniature golf that looks like a really nice setup. Staff has been pleasant and the manager is a bowler as well, so he gets what needs to be done and what is expected on that front.

I can't say much about the food because I've only had the pretzels with cheese, ice cream and soft…read moredrinks, but they were very good. I go for the arcade games which have degrees of difficulty. Some claws are set to a payout, so you have to hope that you are there when it is ready to pay out, others are set to skill, so I can win more often. I play quite a bit in the coin pushers, especially the Avengers. The prize area is nice and its prizes change almost weekly in my opinion. ALL of the staff is amazing! So helpful and nice. If there is a problem with a matching they are right there to fix it for you and have even given me extra swipes for the inconvenience. Tilted 10 has a nice layout with bowling mini golf and a small "bumper car" area near the back of the store. The restaurant is also located near the back of the store.