Peotone Bowl

Overview:
Cramped, hardly any lanes, hardly any useable house balls, smelly… I loved this place. It reminded me of the old Moller Lanes in Lansing, Illinois (RIP).
The building really feels like it is from another century; the bowling alley is off the main road, but located, as far as I could tell, on a residential street.
Cons:
The cons can be seen as pros and the pros can be seen as cons, and since I really fell in love with this place, I will start with the cons. As I stated in the intro, they hardly have any useable balls. If you have your own, bring it.
The place is a little ripe; old carpet.
Pros:
Cheap drinks and bowling till… does this place close? I don’t know, it may just be they close when the last pensioner turns off the slot machines. But seriously, you can bowl till 1 AM! And there were people bowling till 1 AM.
Every last square inch of this place is used as an alley. If you have the pleasure of bowling on lane #1, you pretty much have to hold your arm out to keep from brushing the wall.
Conclusion:
I think it is $ 3 a game; two people can drink for about $ 20… 2 people can drink themselves into a stupor for $ 40. What more could you ask for.