Family owned! Support those businesses. Great environment and friendly staff. Always a good time!read more

I am not a good bowler... but.. I try to have fun while playing the game.. BUT DAMN, it would…read moresure be nice if the equipment worked. 11 months later... same nonsense. Spend as much time bowling as waiting for these machines to send bk the ball. So depressing. Disappointing. ;(

My family reserved two lanes here for a birthday celebration and we ate dinner here too. There was…read moreno problem with getting the shoes and the process of setting up the lanes. The wait staff were nice, even when we sent back a vegetarian pizza that had hamburger on it. When I got the right pizza, I was satisfied. It was deep dish. I wouldn't go out of my way for it but it was very good in the environment. The drinks were also good and the bartender was very kind. I'm looking forward to my next visit.

We came here for a family Christmas party, and we had a great time. We bowled for a few hours, and…read morewe really enjoyed the bowling games that let some of the less skilled bowlers find success. The drinks from the bar were strong, and our food was pretty good for bowling alley food. We finished the night with a round of laser tag, which was so fun for a group of adults. The course is large with multiple levels, and we had a great time.

My mother owned this bowling ally In the 80s . Her name is Patti . She renovated it .electric score…read moreboard s plus all new wood on the Alleys She put her blood sweat and tears into Hiil Top Lanes

Had a snowy night out for bowling in Dodge, and we were in town visiting our daughter and her…read moreboyfriend. The owners treated us like family. The food was really good and so were the drinks! I'll be back the next time I am in town!

Small town bowling alley with good food. Service is good. Prices are very good. Ambience is…read morefriendly.

We were in Seward to visit the graves of family members at a cemetery outside of town and decided…read moreto go here for lunch. It is very much a local place but we were impressed with the food and service. My wife and I ordered from their special Summer Menu. I loved the Cow & Pig Burger (a hamburger with pulled pork and bacon jam) and she was equally pleased with the Peanut Butter Burger (the name says it all). There was apparently only one young lady serving tables and at the register, but she handled all that admirably. If we are ever in the vicinity again, this will be on our itinerary!

You have to pay for a certain amount of time to bowl so by the time the ball returns almost each…read moreframe, you are out of time. The cost for an hr of bowling is high compared to other bowling facilities in the area. Staff sit in the office and talk and don't pay attention to their customers when the ball doesn't return. So it's a complete waste of money!! The food was typical bar food.

Great place for fun and entertainment with a new VR and mini golf area! Fun for the whole family!read more

They need to replace the carpet as it's a trip hazard. The machine don't work half the time. I do…read morelike the price on the bowling but feel that it needs major updates.

It's been updated, not remodeled. The lanes seem to be well-maintained. Ample parking.read more

Good ol' bowling alley right here. Staff was very friendly and helpful. Yes, there happened to be…read moresome kids there as explained in another review but we found that enlightening to see everyone having a great time. For us though,few beers... few laughs. Good times.

First time here. The bartender was so so kind. Asked me if I wanted another bud light right away…read moreand the answer was always yes. They have a touch tunes, shuffle board, keno, and bowling. You can't go wrong here! Heck even have your child's birthday party here! I know I would. Will be back if I'm ever in town.

This is yet another restaurant that stands in as a perfect example of a rural Nebraska gem. The…read moreoutside is unassuming - in fact at first it's hard to tell it's a bowling alley, as it looks a bit like a bait and tackle store. But step inside and you are transported to the past; built in 1961, the decor and the style hasn't changed much since. The bowling alley is immaculate and the pin reset machinery is still the 1960s original. The advertisement signs are hand painted (and not just for looks - they are real ads). The restaurant is unassuming, with extremely informal tables and the kind of bar with dollar bills playfully stuck to the ceiling (if you don't know the trick, ask them, it'll only cost a dollar to show you). The food that I've tried (burgers and fries) is excellent. A burger of this caliber on the coasts would cost $25, easy, with thick handmade fresh beef patties. While I was there they were slow barbecuing a set of roasts on the outdoor grill - should be ready by tomorrow! The service was extremely kind, and the owner even showed me around the back machinery of the bowling alley when she noticed I was interested. This is the kind of place where everyone knows everyone already, the type of small town restaurant that is slowly disappearing from the American landscape. If you are stopping by in Sutton or traveling on the highway, it's worth a visit. If you like experiencing small town rural diners