Curtis Lanes

The rusted sign outside gives a clear indication of the maintenance of this place. Spend some profit on upkeep already!!!

Our go-​to spot for bowling. This bowling alley has the charm of an old-​fashioned, large bowling alley that attracts novices and experienced bowlers and leagues. Great, neighborhood «ambiance» (although that’s a funny word to use in this context). Great pro-​shop. Can’t comment on lounge, since I never went in. My son learned to bowl in a league here and is now co-​captain of his high school varsity team.
To my mind, Curtis is all about good bowling fun. I have held a few team-​building (bowling) events for my staff (office staff) at Curtis and these events were very successful and popular with participants. I’m planning another one in the near future – great ice-​breaker for new hires. Curtis facilitated and gave us a great rate and good service.
One really nice touch is the window at the end of one alley that allows you to watch the machine setting up the pins.

Do not come here on a date, to celebrate a birthday or to enjoy any occasion — come here only to bowl.
This is a regular, dungey, old school bowling alley. They have $ 18 bowling hours with shoes, there is no music playing, the guy up front is not friendly, and the bar serves you in tiny plastic cups.
Seems like there are a lot of regulars that come, I was just looking tor something to do for awhile and had not been bowling in ages, but I highly doubt I will be returning. I also thought it was super random that there were a group of white people in the first few lanes… then like 5 empty lanes and the 4 people of color on the last 2 lanes — nicely tucked away.
Maybe I’m being paranoid, maybe my drink wasn’t strong enough… or maybe I just still hate bowling.