Classic Bowling Center

Great place to bowl
Not so much on parking and food
Call ahead or wait 20 minutes or more for a lane

Well its crowded when i went there cause their was a bowling tourament til 6pm. (My late bday party). N its $ 30 per hour (bowling lane) n $ 4 for bowling shoes.

Just god damn rude old bartender lady! She doesn’t like to work. Won’t serve drinks to female customers!!! Just don’t work if you don’t want to. Don’t take it on customers!

Its a cool place to hang out with friends and family if you have nothing else to do or do a get together. They have many lanes. The prices varies depend on the time and day you go. If you go during late night especially on holiday, weekends, and friday, theres will always be a long wait list since they close late. It can be fun if you include the food and drinks from their café place and its as fun if you go in large group. Although my brother, cousin, and i came around 9 pm on nye day, it wasn’t crowded so we were able to get a lane right away. We paid by games rather than paying by the hour.

Cool place. Bowling balls are pretty worn out. Bath rooms suck. And I get the feeling that the guys at the register are condescending. Pricing is better than fair, so I keep coming back.

Not pricey. Was there on a Friday night with my husband. Was good.

This place is HUGE so I never need to wait for a lane. Price is reasonable and the café inside has some decent food. Overall it’s a good neighborhood place.

Considering that Classic Bowl and Sea Bowl are the only two bowling alleys left in my area, I have to give them credit for staying open. Bowling alleys are such a dying breed in the peninsula. I’ve been to Classic Bowl several times not just to go bowling, but also played Dance Dance Revolution here during my college days, though not so fun because the volume was set really low. But it’s always been an awesome time coming here when bowling here with a good group of friends and/​or family. And the food here is pretty good since they serve sisig nachos and lumpia, stuff you just don’t find at your typical bowling alley café. With Serra Bowl recently closing down, I really hope for the best that Classic does continue stay open in the long run.

Flip boy named Francis is a perv. Trying flirt with me in front of my family and my boy. No bro you got to go. I felt like I couldn’t even bowl at night I just wanted to leave. But I mean other then that the food was alright. Kind of oily on my opinion. But the down side is you can’t request song when the deejay is playing. What is that about? Some of the song were just to dry for me.

It’s our usual bowling place to go to. I don’t have much to complain about, it is what it is. Some lanes might be better than others, but it’s not a huge deal. The worker remembers us even though we’re only here every now and then, so yes friendly service. Sure, there’s probably cheaper bowling places but we always manage to get so many games in that it’s worth it. I do recall the curly fries being bomb dot com

1 star for the two guys who work behind the counter who take their bowling alley job way too seriously.

I’ve been here twice this year and I like this place.
It’s a large bowling center.
The lanes are well lit, the rental shoes are clean and I can always find a suitable bowling ball.
Customer service: tops
Restrooms: needs work.

Good spot to take yo lady. Bowling here is always a treat. The people are fun and the atmosphere is always upbeat. The weirdest parking lot ever. No since of direction for people driving.

It’s $ 30.00/hour for their nightly rate, which is when everyone goes anyway, so just know that it’s generally packed at night, especially on Wednesdays. On Wednesdays, they have specials ($ 1/​game after 9pm) and league games, so you might be waiting on a lane. Every other night is fine. If you’ve read the other reviews, you know a few things — service here sucks, there’s one bartender (and she’s super slow while serving really priced-​up drinks), and the «café» for food in here is exactly what you’d expect to get if you were in a food court. As said in other reviews, they don’t allow outside food or drinks, so bring in your own stuff a separate way. Lanes break down often, and it’s a Daly City establishment, so you’re going to be surrounded by a lot of Asian teenagers. The best thing I can say about this place is that there’s a mediocre milk tea place right across the alleyway for all your sugary drink pleasure.

I wish I could give less than one star to this garbage establishment. We had six delays and had to switch lanes. They awarded us a whopping extra five minutes. Thanks for cutting us off at frame six.
The worst part is that on a Saturday there were no managers employed. None at all. What’s worse is they had me looking for their manager to try and figure out a solution. Don’t go here. It angels like garbage and they’re overpriced to begin with.

My go-​to bowling alley to have a random night out with the crew. Wednesdays are the best days because of $ 1 games (after $ 9 cover charge) from 9pm-​closing. If only they started the special at an earlier time…
However, i feel like the lanes we bowl on break down every single time we come here… it’s an easy fix, but still annoying. Not sure if we’re cursed or something… but something to think about.

Ooooh.
Big, shiny, colorful BALLS! :D
Rolling down the lanes.
BAM! knock ‘em pins down.
I’m no stranger to bowling, because growing up, I constantly accompanied my dad to his bowling leagues. But bowling as an adult? sooo much more fun. Coz, you can drink beer, WHILE playing! Sundays are most crowded (especially at the bar where football is on!) so make sure to reserve lanes online if you’re coming in with a big group.
I like that the lanes are new, but we had to transfer lanes twice because their computer system kept getting glitches. When we finally got settled in, I concentrated on choosing my ball which eventually brought me the perfect 300 score that all of you only dream of. (ha! totally kidding!) Take your time in choosing your ball, because NOT ALL BALLS are created equal. (yes, TWSS!) You have to be able to handle your ball comfortably, go with a small one if that’s all you can handle: P If you need more heft, go with the heaviest one at 16 pounds! They also come in different colors; I prefer the orange one because it just screams LOOK at me! Let’s admit it, nobody likes blue balls and for some reason, it always ends up in the gutter! =/​
Another thing to consider are the holes on the balls. Man, Classic Bowling Center has thought of everything! finger holes come in X-​small up to Large! I have slim but long fingers, so the X-​Small holes were awkward for me. I do have to mention that I got grossed out and thoroughly washed my hands after playing, because can you imagine how many fingers have been in those holes? * shudder *
Don’t worry too much about your form or your score. Practice makes perfect! And it’s all about having fun at the bowling alley. With all the crappy rain we’ve been having, this is the perfect time to stay indoors and have a bit of exercise.
Who wants to come play next time? ;)

This place is your average, run-​down, mediocre bowling alley. Lots of bowling lanes, not too crowded on a Thursday night, has a few arcade games, lockers, shoe rentals, and I think something that is supposed to be a simple concession stand… I didn’t see too many people ordering food though, just soda.
Pluses:
–Lots and lots of bowling balls to choose from. I’ve been to bowling allies where the balls are scarce or all taken up. Even with folks filled up every lane, each shelf had plenty of supply in stock!
–Tons of lanes! You can’t even see the other end of the room! Jk, but it’s big ;)
–Chill vibe! If you want to bowl, this is really all you need :) a bowling alley that works and functions just fine.
–Located in a plaza with a filipino market (my friend stopped by to pick up some snacks and a pack of caprisun), asian restaurants, and a boba café.
–Great place for the whole family! This cute little family had this little bowling ball slide for their little ones to play (lane bumpers up of course).
–Parking. Anywhere with parking is always a plus.
Cons:
–Definitely could use a little revamp! Water fountain was broken and the concession stand area looked pretty bland.
–Credit card minimum is $ 10 and shoe rental per pair is $ 4. So bring cash or rent your shoes in groups of 3 or more!
Pro tip: There are two signs of restrooms, indicating two locations but this is only applicable for men. The restroom on the right only has a men’s restroom. The restroom on the left has both.
I had a fun night bowling! I would come back again :)

Its been years since I’ve stepped foot in a bowling alley, but while visiting family up north, my cousin and I decided to take our toddler bowling. I’ve been in this shopping center many times but have never been inside this bowling center. I was surprised how huge it was! 50+ lanes available, and on a Saturday early afternoon it was pretty quiet. On Sundays they have a special where you can rent lanes by the hour for $ 18 an hour, up to 2 pm. Pretty good deal and we knew our 2 year olds would be super tired for naps after the hour was up. :-)
Place was clean, staff were helpful in getting the bumpers and rack set up for the kids. Would definitely come here again.

Fun place to go with your friends if you wanna toss some big heavy balls down a lane. There are more than 50 lanes so expect lots of people to be coming in and out. There’s a mini arcade, a big bar, and a food bar. Haven’t tried the food yet but if you want something quick, then there are also vending machines with chips, candy, water, gatorades, etc. There is plenty of parking and the staff is also friendly!
Only complaint: Because there are so many lanes, you may have to walk all the way to the other side of the bowling alley in order to find the right ball weight for you!