Striker Lanes

Had lots of fun with my family. Prices are affordable. I loved it because the size is perfect. Good space. Planing my daughters birthday party at the end of the month. My daughter really enjoyed bowling. Definitely going back!

Great bowling alley! I love the family-​owned vibe this place has. The digital scoring and relatively cheap pricing on games & shoe rental are also major pluses. This will definitely be my go-​to place for bowling!

Love this place. Not to big, not to small. Updated the scoring so it is automatic. Pool table in the back. Bar for you im the back. Great prices. How can you not love this place. Probably won’t be going to another bowling alley in a while

So this place is a decent bowling alley. It is small but clean. They have a small bar attached with a few arcade games. Only thing they dont have automatic scoring. The sheets didnt come with instructions on how to score. And it was hard to see how many pins ypu knocked down. But there was a sign that said they will be upgraded in july. They do take credit cards now.

I love this place! An old-​school bowling alley and bar; hand scoring, vending machines, old style lanes and seats. They do have a jukebox — always have (it’s in the bar). You can call local restaurants and have them deliver food to you (ask the employees if they have a menu). The employees are awesome and it’s a great place to go. There’s often leagues, so call before you head over. DJ in the bar on some weekends (again, call before to check). If you’re looking for a brunswick place, don’t bother with Strikers. Otherwise, I recommend it.

Very «old school,» as in no credit card payment option, older balls, no flashy televisions or cool lighting, but a great place to bowl overall. I went on a Sunday night and it was completely dead; only two lanes were being used by some local teenagers. Shoe rental is $ 3, you can also buy socks and various other little things. Since I didn’t have cash, I had to use the ATM, which also has a $ 3 charge. Not a huge deal. There was only one person manning the bowling and the bar area (separated by an open wall) and he didn’t seem very friendly. You pay for your games after you’re finished. Pricing was not posted anywhere, and I ended up paying $ 16 for two games (two people on one lane), and $ 9 for two pairs of shoes and one pair of socks. $ 25 for an hour of bowling seems a bit pricey, but I had a nice time.

Well, the kids sure like it.
My kiddos really like bowling at this place. I like it too because the staff is awesome. They have bumpers for the gutters and offer to put them up whenever we bowl. The kiddos need it, so I agree.
There’s a flat screen at each end of the floor for sports games, etc., vending machines for drinks and snacks, and a bar for $ 5 captain and cokes (which I drink when the kiddos aren’t around, of course) =D. They have posters of old gangsters on the walls of the bar which I thought was pretty cool.
We usually stop in at around 6pm and the place is empty. Perfect for me. We pick a lane and start playing. Other times, they have league games so people will start coming in at around 6:45 for that.
Shoes rentals were inexpensive. They have plenty of balls to choose from, lockers for your belongings, an ATM, and plenty of street parking available. It’s very old school. Don’t expect any of the flashing lights or digital screens.
You do need to keep your own score on paper but since I don’t know how, the guy at the register offered to figure it out for us at the end of the game. After paying, we got cards for buy one, get one free games. They also host b-​day parties and celebrations.
Only issue for me was that there was no juke box. =(