Bowlerland

Cold Blooded

I had fun with my friend and the guy at the counter was nice. I only removed a star because I would like a mirror in the bathroom lol and I didn't try the food, so I can't help you there.

wilbert negron

Not what it used to be. Very limited bowling balls, only offer pizza at the kitchen, vending machines may steal your money. It’s functional but the owner should consider remodeling and adding some love to that place.

Jennie Baker

Had fun, a bit hot and they had no food other than pizza. It was an ok visit.

A. O'Elle

I came here with my family for an afternoon of bowling. I was extremely discouraged that is this a CASH ONLY ESTABLISHMENT but does not make it known until it's time to pay. They should have signage on their doors viewable from the outside making this known, especially because they do not have an ATM on site. It's 2021 and there really is no excuse for not accepting cards - my first thought was they're cleaning money through this business - maybe Marty Byrd runs it. The bowling alley is in a very deserted area, pretty much surrounded by an unofficial truck stop/parking. Inside the building, it has a mildew odor similar to that of an old cellar or basement, but with my face mask on the whole time (which is required) it wasn't so bad. I appreciated the precautions they took for COVID - signage about wear masks, sanitizing stations throughout and spaced out lanes. The snack bar is closed, so if you come plan on eating before or after although they do have vending machines with some snacks and $2 12oz cans of soda (a bit overpriced for the size). This is a down-to-the-bones bowling alley, but if you want to pop in for a quick game and have the cash it could be worthwhile. I'm not sure if I'll be back though, it's lacking a little too much for me and not worth a trip to the ATM and back in my opinion.