Latitude 360

This place has gone downhill super fast! A lot of reports that it has closed and I heard from others that it is still open. The last time I was there, they had many games that weren’t working, a lot of trash where it didn’t belong. You would think the movie theatre would be spick and span considering how small it is, new it is, and how empty it was, but it still had trash all over the floors. The food is probably the best thing about this place, that is if they even have it available. All upper management needs fired!

Not the best food I have ever had. Let’s just say the food was pretty bad but the waiters were decent the bowling was the stupidest thing the arcade was the best however! If your looking for quality food don’t go here. But the prizes are to much because they are thirsty for that money. In conclusion I give this place a ⁹⁄₃₀.

THE BEST PLACE EVER…
Great bowling and an excellent arcade with an awesome prize room. Unlike chuck e cheese or Dave and busters, you get your money’s worth for the prizes, and I mean good prizes! The waiters and waitresses are very nice and get you refills whenever you need, also they ask if you need extra napkins, silverware, ketchup, and such. The place is very tidy and kid friendly.
Great staff, great location, and great arcade and bowling.

This place is certainly a big adult entertainment complex. Which lacks organization. I can only speak for the Sunday afternoon of bowling we experienced.
Getting shoes was a bit of an ordeal — it seemed that no one was manning the shoe station. People backed up pretty far.
If they cannot get bowling on a Sunday afternoon right, what happens when they are busy?
Definite potential but low on delivery and high on cost.

We went here while visiting Pittsburgh. We had a horrible run in with a person in the comedy room named Tiffany Stuck. She claimed to be in charge but was just rude and angry. She would not shut up about wanting to see Obama’s Harvard transcript. WTF? I just want some funny and food! Ruined the entire experience.

It started out really fun. Bowling, Games, Movies, Comedy club, Food… Then something happened. Rumor has it that the management changed hands. From there it went down hill. Still lots to do, but the service is just so so, and the food is not even as good as Eat n Park. The comedy club is not fun or funny. I joined the Blue membership level a year ago, and just canceled because we really didn’t want to go there any more. If I want to go bowling, I can go to my local AMF lanes, or others, as they all have food and drink now, at much better prices and service. If I want comedy, there are MUCH better places to go in PGH.
Sorry Latitude 360, its just not there anymore…

The service is HORRIBLE.
My boyfriend and I came here today for a «fun» day out. We got to the venue, and it wasn’t crowded at all on a Saturday afternoon. The bowling desk advised there would be a 45 minute wait to bowl. So we went to the restaurant are down stairs to grab a bite before bowling.
We were seated in an almost empty dining room. It took a lot of time for the one waitress that was working to come and serve us (not her fault though). I asked her for a drink menu, and she advised they were out of a lot of the alcohol on the menu. So I just ordered a cranberry and well vodka. We ordered our food, and the food was actually good and it arrived hot. Although some other worker brought it to us, and seemed confused as to whom the food was for (with only one other party that was seated). My boyfriend had to flag him down.
I also ordered a glass of water from the waitress twice, and never received it. By the end of the meal the buzzer for bowling was ringing. Perfect timing actually (tried staying positive). The bowling attendant downstairs was very nice, got us our shoes, and told us our lane number (15 — which was upstairs). We get upstairs, and there were dirty plates with fries, chicken bones, empty Corona bottles, half used cups of ranch, lime wedges, etc., all over the table (see picture). I buzzed for someone to come and clean the table, but no one came until we had 10 minutes left to bowl…
Bottom line– just don’t do it. This place was super cool 2 or 3 years ago. It’s clearly gone down hill at a fast rate.

I just read a comment from yesterday that I echoes my thoughts as well. It’s as if this place is going out of business at any moment. I went through no less than 6 different items on the menu before finding one that they had. Things were filthy through-​out, many, many things were broken. Leaving preparing to dispute the charges for membership since they aren’t providing the facility or services that they’re advertising. Details below…
We had come to have dinner and bowl. We didn’t make a lane reservation (which I accept fully) and came ready to wait. The problem is that we were told 40 minutes when walking in. After dinner I asked where we were in line and was told that we were next. We tried to go to the arcade to spend some time (and money). When walking into the «arcade» we found that over half of the machines were either off or the card scanners didn’t work. Nearly all of the prize machines were empty and the ticket redemption room was closed and had nearly no stock anyway (I may have seen a tumbleweed blow by). We went back to check on bowling since it had been 30 more minutes and was told it would be another 20 or 30 minutes. I looked at the lanes on the ground floor and there were 6 open. I was told that they were all broken… For those keeping tally, that’s about half the arcade games and 6 of the bowling lanes inoperable and terrible availability on the menu. I should also add that we went through 3 high-​chairs before we found one that wasn’t too broken to use (but still broken, mind you)
The cleanliness… Garbage under our booth, glassware in the women’s bathrooms along with toilet paper all over the floor in both the men’s and women’s bathrooms. The arcade display case had empty beer bottles in it along with half finished cups and pitchers ready for less supervised kids to get into.
Bottom line:
Staff: Literally ALL of the staff we came in contact with seemed to be miserable. The people staffing the bowing counter were condescending with poor communication skills and didn’t seem to understand what the word ‘next’ means. For a customer-​facing position, I can’t stress enough how poor the communication skills were. During dinner, the waitress and hostess seemed to just want to get rid of us ASAP. The concierge at the front was nice though.
Facility: Feels like half of everything is broken in the arcade and bowling lanes. Pretty sad level of cleanliness. Look at the pictures in other posts, a week later and exactly the same.
Food: Very poor availability of menu items. Had to settle on pizza and the four cheese and pepperoni and cheese came out with near Vincent’s level grease on the pizza, which is good and expected at VINCENT’S, not ideal for kiddy consumption. Bright spot: Fried pickles.
Edit: So after reading reviews it’s obvious that this place took a nosedive around October 2015, which is a shame because the facility itself has serious potential. It appears this this precipitous decline is directly tied to their corporate leadership and the site not having any budget to keep the facility and amenities up. Hopefully they get their $%!# straight for sake of the jobs involved. Pittsburgh is the last of 4 sites remaining open.

Tried to come in with an opened mind. 3 of 6 urinals were out of order, a large portion of games out of order. Ran out of glasses at 745 and started serving drinks in miscellaneously colored solo cups. Heard this is the last of chain, doubt it will be for long. Place is a dump. Pizza came out after waiting for well over an hour accompanied by a huge hair. Half the people in our party never even got their food so the place didn’t charge anyone in our party over over 30 people for their dinner. At no point did a manager ever come apologize or attempt to rectify the situation.

AVOID! JUST DON’T EVEN TRY TO COME HERE.
It seems as if the place is going out of business. We had to pick 3 – 4 different entrees before we landed on something they had. They were out of most foods and didn’t notify us until 45 – 60 minutes after we ordered when they delivered the rest of the food to our party that they didn’t have the tacos my wife ordered.
Asked to speak to a manager. She walked away while I was still speaking. Had to seek out a second manager who admitted that corporate didn’t provide them with the funds to run the place properly and understood our dissatisfaction. Only positive thing I can say is that the second manager was professional and comped (sp?) our meal.
Feel bad for the employees because this place will be closed if they don’t turn it around.
But you should avoid this place. Go anywhere else. Anywhere. Even McD’s.

A fun place to drink and play games. The nightlife to be skewed towards an older crowd, so it’s not the most happening place, but it’s still fun to visit every once in a while.

Would give zero stars if possible. We made a reservation for two bowling lanes from 9 – 10. My friend’s card was charged. Four couples drive out to Robinson to bowl and they don’t have a reservation for us. They had no lanes available and couldn’t help us out. This place is horribly run and will be out of business in no time.

We were here for a friend’s birthday party. We had a large group but our waitress took forever. It was almost an hour after we sat down that she was able to take our order. Most of our drink orders were wrong. When we went to the bowling lane we had reserved there was trash EVERYWHERE, even though we had the lane at 8:30 and didn’t make it over until 9. We had to pile it up and put it by the trash can in the corner. They were out of many sizes of bowling shoes and we didn’t even try to order drinks because it was clear no one would help us.
I hope to never come back here again.

We have been coming to Latitude since they opened and have notice a decline in service. Tonight we sat for almost 20 minutes before a server came over, even after we told the hostess no one had came to our table. Luckily a kind waiter came over when he noticed how irritated we were, he apologized and took our order. We have struggled to use our blue membership card and decided to cancel it.

Went here for the first time yesterday, with friends. Seems like they tried to do a more adult /​fancy version of Dave and Busters but really fell flat. The arcade selection was weak and many games were broken. The bowling shoes we rented were DISGUSTING. Even the bathroom had roped off toilets that needed repair. I think this place was probably nice when it opened but doesn’t look like they’ve bothered keeping it up. If you are going to bowl, you’ll find better facilities for less money almost anywhere else.

Upon arriving as a rookie to this spot, Latitude 360 is quite impressive. This joint is huge! Two levels of bowling, full arcade, large stage for live bands & comedy shows, two full bars and a large dining area.
I attended a work holiday party on a Thursday & to my delight, Thursdays are ladies night! They had vendors inside the front door selling jewelry, clothing & kitchen products. Ladies bowl free (if you don’t reserve a lane in advance) and shoe rentals are half off. The bar also has drink and food specials during Happy Hour. I was meeting 5 other people and after we got a drink at the bar, we were able to snag a lane upstairs. Sounds like all the ingredients for a great night, right? It had potential, I’ll give it that. Unfortunately, the following events occurred and I couldn’t justify a rating above 2 stars…
1) After we settled into our lane and plugged our names into the computer, we were booted. Management told us that there was a miscommunication and our lane was previously reserved for a party. They gave us one game for free but with two paid for, a third made the night too late & a free drink or appetizer would have been a better option.
2) We moved downstairs into our new lane and started our game. There were only XS bowling balls at our lane. Only one out of our six could fit her fingers in it. We spoke with the manager and he said they don’t have a separate stash. Whatever they have on the floor is the only selection so we had to ask our neighbors to use their bowling balls. On top of that, the pin sweeper broke every few bowls and we had to reset the turn. The pin sweeper also spit out a pin or two onto the middle of the lane & we had to wait for them to spin to the gutter before bowling our turn.
3) We had to request food and drink service to our lane since no one checked in. When our food arrived, we weren’t given silverware, napkins or extra plates. The drinks were served quickly but weak on the quality. The mixed drinks tasted watered down.
Due to those events, we didn’t have time to play another game. I had a lot of fun with my group but overall, I was disappointed with my first experience at Latitude. I’ll probably go back for a special event but I won’t place them on the top of my list for a night out with friends.

This is a great and awesome venue for adults.
With all the money they spent decorating this place they need to put more effort into to better food and service.
The food is hit or miss.
They have a comedy hall…
Cigar bar…
Outdoor patio…
Band bar…
Bowling…
Eat in movie theater…
Restaurant. .
Bowling allies…
Bar…
Video game room…
All they need is good food, better service, better video games… last time I was there all there good prizes were gone. .
Easy to fix… they will have a stampede.

Dave & Buster’s on steroids! That’s exactly what I thought on my first official visit here.
I decided to check this place out for bowling. I had previously walked in and planned to bowl but it seemed pretty pricey at the time and there was a wait to boot. Because I got tired of driving past this place wondering what all the hype was about, I decided to take the plunge.
We walk in and are greeted by a guy offering a free or paid rewards program. I opted for the free since I didn’t really know what to expect at that point. He was very nice and funny which made us feel welcomed. To my surprise, we got a chance to spin the wheel for prizes after signing up for the rewards program. I won free bowling and shoe rental (up to $ 60 value). Another spin got us 4 free movie tickets at Cinegrille. The nice thing was that we could use the tickets that day. Pretty cool right?!
We checked in for bowling and it was about an hour wait so we headed to the game room with our pager in hand. While it wasn’t as massive as D&B’s, I thought it was sufficient. I must mention there were a couple games out of order and we lost several credits as a result but there were too many people in the redemption area for me to worry about getting a couple credits back and wouldn’t deter me from coming back.
Finally out buzzer went off and we were told our lane was ready. The guy at the check in desk was very friendly and all smiles. He assumed we knew how everything worked but once we explained it was our 1^st time, he gave us some helpful info and directed us upstairs to our lane.
I was really surprised at how clean, bright and massive the space is. We had our own area with plush white pleather seating, ample table space and an easy to use electronic display. This is not your granny’s bowling alley. As a matter of fact, that’s the last type of bowling alley I was in years ago. Back then it was smoky, uninviting and drab… but still fun (at the time).
Although it took about 10 gutter balls for me to get my roll back down, it was such a great time. Can’t comment on the food but we did have soft drinks provided by a waitress who was very attentive. It’s pricey but I honestly think it’s worth it for what they offer. Work hard, play hard… right?

This place is huuuge like a mall– I came here with my neighbor, walking in– it had soo much entertainment. Definitely really cool– like a more developed dave and busters.
Of course it was extremely clean, looked brand new. Stocked with a full arcade, movie theater, and bowling alley it is quite unique for a restaurant/​bar. Cool feel.
The menu was simply too large for me, I couldnt decide, luckily our waitress was quite patient. Ended up getting the shrimp poyboy and it wasn’t my favorite honestly, but at the same time the food was decent. It just was not anything major.
We didnt play any video games or watch any movie– so I am merely rating my experience of food.
I would definitely return and try something different and play around for a couple hours. definitely has some potential.

Not bad. Not bad at all. I expected this to be where suburbanites come to prowl aka cougar town USA. While the cougars were definitely out, it was fun people watching for sure!
I was trying to describe this place to someone the other day. I tried to say it was like Dave and Busters, but with a dance club/​live band area and bowling. But that’s really not doing it justice. It’s actually pretty cool!
While I wouldn’t say the food would blow anyone away, we had some light appetizers (chips/​gauc and pretzels) and they weren’t bad. Plus, the tap list wasn’t as bad as I thought it would be. I expected Bud, Bud Light, Miller Lite… you get the point? But they had that and seasonal brews. Sadly the one that sounded good, the Leinenkugel vanilla porter was tapped out, but I’m lame and settled with a Yuengling. I love love love when it comes out ice cold… you can just tell when it’s badly tapped.
The bowling was $ 45 per hour before 10pm, then went down to $ 35. But you can have 6 (and maybe 8??) on one lane, so it really wasn’t too high a price. We bought two hours and got in 2 games and a little bit of another. It’s nice that they have servers coming around to take your drink orders too, so you don’t have to go to the bar.
I also enjoyed the live band. And I’ll note, I’m not a live band person, but they weren’t bad! They played everything from 90’s pop to current hits like Blurred Lines and LMFAO. In between sets they had a DJ playing.
I kept thinking it would have been a really fun place to come as a teenager. Something to do instead of getting into trouble:) Plus, it actually seemed like a good amount of families were there playing games in the game room or eating dinner. Plus, it would be fun to watch big games at because they have massive TV screens in the bowling and bar area.
So obviously you can see I’m surprised at how much I enjoyed myself. And I’m sure you’re dying to know how awesome I did at bowling, because I beat everyone!
Disclaimer: I did not beat everyone, I kinda sucked. But it was fun still!