Holiday Bowling & Billiards

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  I am not a bowling expert nor do I frequent multiple allies in Denver, but I do know this, I always have a great time with I go to Holiday Bowling & Billiards. The owners are always there and are extremely nice. The employees are all very kind and the crowd is casual and easy going. You won't be embarrassed if you make a few gutter balls, every does it! Holiday is everything a bowling alley should be-a little on the old side but clean, full of fun people, good music, strong drinks, and that bowling shoe smell. It's a nice break from some of the newer, "upscale" places that are more like glorified bars with a bowling alley stuck in the middle of it. Holiday is comfortable and unpretentious, just like your favorite pair of bowling shoes.

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  Posted on 04.02.13 Emily J.

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  Dang, not sure why the bad rating for this bowling alley.  Yeah it's a little old, but I call that character.  The $2 games and stiff drinks helped me get over that fact real quick!  
  
  This bowling alley is huge! There was tournament going on and I still was able to get a lane.  I am somewhat of an avid bowler, so the faint of heart may be a little intimidated by these lanes at first, but as with all alleys the fun is easily had if you just get over yourself.  
  
  I don't get out to Lakewood very often, but I highly recommend this place to anyone that does.  Good luck and high scores!

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  Posted on 11.26.12 Aaron E.

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  It's cheap to bowl, but the bartender refused to serve alcohol to our group because most of my friends are from out of state (college students). I'd bowled here a lot, as have my friends, and didn't appreciate being treated like this when we were all fairly regular customers. Most of us ended up leaving after just one game. I understand that the bartender made his best judgement, but I doubt I'll be back for quite some time, and definitely not with a large group.

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  Posted on 11.14.11 Lauren S.

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  So today I had my very first lesson on bowling. You wouldn't believe how much I didn't know. Wayne, my coach only cost $20.00 for 1/2 hour, he usually coaches on Tues and Thursdays. I'm going to se him next week before I go on vacation. Holiday bowl is so cheap and family owned and friendly.
  Can't wait to try out my new skills on Thursday. Thursday mornings is a kids league $6.00 per kid, chance to earn prizes, it's really fun.

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  Posted on 07.13.10 Willie B.

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  This seems like a pretty good deal for cheap entertainment. $2 per adult per game on a Saturday night. $3 for kids. Our bill came to $16 (not including pizza or beer).
  
  Expect families and bowling league-rs getting some practice. Nothing fancy; blue collar crowd off West Colfax and Kipling.

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  Posted on 08.27.08 Gitana G.

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