AMF West Lanes

$ 15 to rent bowling shoes, and $ 5 per game. I came here on a Friday night and it was fairly busy, but nothing too crazy. I would suggest bowling after 10 if you can… which would save you money versus playing per game! The bartender was very down to earth and personable, it was around $ 7 for a drink, pitchers run you around $ 13 and that’s just for the Miller Lite but it’s a pretty big one. I got a good vibe overall and it is family friendly, as well as a good date night idea!

Bored on a Sunday? Wanna do something active, chill, and social at the same time? Why not go bowling? Unlike the other AMF lanes I’ve been to, this has got to be one of my favorite AMF spots to bowl at.
Whether you are rolling in the strikes or suffering the agony of defeat, AMF provides a fun environment the whole family can enjoy.
They have 2 bars (for those 21+) that have beer pitchers worthy enough to be Lil John’s Crunk Cup (for a reasonable price of $ 10.59 for what you are getting).
With the deals they have here on Sundays, I feel like I unlocked a cheat code where I can bowl for as long as I want for a cheaper price than I would pay for only 2 hours of play (read my tip). (Cheat Code: Left, Left, Down, Right, Up, Up, A, A, B, B).
Again, fun times and good vibes. Aim for that turkey!!!

A group of us bowled here last Friday, 7:00pm. Cost was over 14.00 each for two hours and shoe rental. When they say two hours, it is exactly two hours. So if you are in the middle of a game your lane will just shut down at the two hour point. It does give you a warning when you have 5 minutes left, 3 minutes left, etc. I think this is over priced, there are better deals out there for bowling. As other people mentioned, if you order food it takes way too long to get it.

Bowling is not something I do often. Neither is complaining. I had such an awful experience at this bowling alley words can’t even describe. So myself and four others came to bowl a couple rounds. We got our lanes set up… Then we wanted some drinks & apps. I think they just hired the bartender from off of the street. A Bloody Mary took 20 minutes (yes I’m serious), two beers and two margaritas had to be delivered to us. We also ordered nachos and a chicken quesadilla… Plus one more order of nachos five minutes later. It took 20 minutes for the first order… And 45 freaking minutes for the second order of nachos. I’m not lying. We went up and they said they «forgot» we had another order. They finally come 10 minutes later and the girl that drops them off says «uh so I guess you guys have another order of these. I have no idea.»
So we had a total of two hours to bowl. The pin setter kept getting stuck so we had to go to the desk three times to have them reset it. Which the help at the front desk was just as impressive as the bartender. Then finally they moved us to different lanes, but all that time we spent waiting… We didn’t get it back.
The whole experience was awful. It just kept getting worse and worse. Definitely wont be coming here again.
Avoid at all costs. Maybe you’ll find a bowling alley with semi intelligent staff.

House was okay — busy, clean. Bar service was good. Front counter guy was gruff and seemed angry that I only wanted to bowl 2 games and not interested in $ 12 flat rate for two hours.

I went here with $ 15 and 2 free games of bowling for each of my 3 children. I had to get the kids bowling shoes and I was going to bowl 2 games. The young lady at the counter came back with $ 22. $ 22 for 3 pairs of shoes and 2 games for me, are you kidding? No wonder bowling is struggling. They had new scoring machines and we did not know how to operate them. I went and asked the Asst. Manager for help and he stated «I guess so», like it was too much for him to do. There was less then 10 people in the whole place. I am suppose to bowl there this fall, I may have to rethink that.

Bowling. This place is okay. Better than a lot of bowling alleys. Interesting crowd. Semi-​clean.

For almost $ 100 we got two lanes and shoe rentals on a Friday evening. Bowling can get pricey. Amf has bumper bowling for the kids but it’s not automatic so once it’s up. it’s up for the whole game. At Olympic Lanes, it is automated and only comes up when you need it to for the kids. We also had a lot of problems with the lanes. It kept getting stuck and we had to reset it almost every time. And because of that, we got the wrong scores sometimes. I bowled 2 strikes and they were unaccounted for… boo.

I am someone who loves bowling & really enjoys going whenever I can, but I just don’t go enough.
When I do bowl, I really like going to AMF West Lanes. It’s a little out of the way for me to get there, but I’m comfortable going AMF.
They have modern scoreboards (not flat screens but good enough) that keep track of your score for you. It plays some funny visuals for each number of pins you knock down. The staff is usually very friendly and helpful if you need them. I haven’t done a huge comparison to other bowling allies but I think AMF is pretty reasonable on price. There is nothing special about the place, older look inside, balls are in just okay shape, but you will definitely have fun if you go.
They do have a full bar (not top notch), serve food, and have video games to play. I just focus on the bowling and celebrating my victories… haha. Okay, I’m only about a 130 bowler, but hey, I don’t go enough like I said earlier. I always like to impart some sort of helpful piece in my reviews and the tip here is go to AMF on Wednesday’s. I think it’s like $ 1 games… Awesome deal!