I enjoyed our waitress, she was upbeat and fun. The food left a lot to be desired, it was overcooked, salty and it took forever. We were warned that there was a large party of 15 people whose order went in before ours, and normally I would understand, but the forewarning of a longer than average check time by our waitress and the fact that the restaurant was absolutely empty at 7:30 pm makes it hard to swallow. I need to clarify empty. It was 4 bar guest, my party of 2, and the party of 15. My total bill was $73 for 2 people, a little pricey I think for the quality. I will not dine here again.
Review Source:idk what this used to be - but it is big and open and loud. Â it kinda has a feel of an amusement casino. greeters at the front door. Â ginormous tvs and projected sports on several screens. Â it was a bit of sensorial overload.
I was looking for live music. Â I found some and don't even know why the have a stage there. Â might as well play Pandora or from an ipod. Â they were totally background music. Â no one watched them. Â there were at least three tv screens behind them - 10' high each - so even if I turned in their direction, id have been distracted by gerrit van badenhorst pulling a train with his teeth.
I saw some bowling alleys. Â a lot of staff shuttling drinks and food. Â there was an arcade upstairs that I didn't explore.
I don't really know what they were going for here - but it was like the ADD of get-togethers. Â someone in a room going " oh! Â and we could put a jello pit over there.... and full contact chess in that room ... and can we get more tvs in the bathrooms?"
free wifi. Â bonus.
We were looking to have a good time in the area...bowl,drink,eat,drink,drink,drink and found out pig pen was closed. Â So we wandered over here. Â
Hands down, probably some of the worse wings I had in a long time. Â You'd think, you are going to a sports bar you could atleast get the wings right? Â
The burger was nothing really to write home about either. Â Over cooked too, which means they probably let it sit in the window or they can't get their temperatures right. Â
Ok......NYC Pizza? Â Let's try it! Â ERRRRRRRRRRRRRR......another miss. Â Even the worse pizza in NYC is good, and this would never pass for nyc pizza.
I always felt if servers/bartenders had time to talk to eachother and giggle, and I have an empty drink, they are not doing their job. Â That's revenue sitting right there, and trying to get alcohol refills here is near impossible. Â I think the staff just wants to flirt with eachother... :)
Bartenders are rude.
We asked for a refill, and got major attitude in return.
They screwed up two orders .. one of which was a hamburger
that was so undercooked, it was nearly raw inside.
I will add that management did comp three meals and supply
us with free gaming credits.
I hope that they work out the kinks soon, because this place has
a lot of potential. Bowling was an awesome experience.
Leather couches and big projection TVs at the ends of the lanes.
Very modern and comfortable.
I may visit again in a couple of months.
Hopefully they will turn things around.
But as for a first impression, two thumbs down.
Went on Friday night and the place was hopping. Â They had a live band and the place seemed lively and fun. Â It was neat to people watch from the balcony. Â The arcade is fun if you just go wild and have a good time ($1.00 = 5 credits; Â games range from 3 to sometimes 12 credits,,,ouch, so be wary)
Pros:
Modern
Great for bowlers
Fun place to just chill, hang out, and people watch from the balcony
Cons:
Arcade doesn't have a DDR machine.
Arcade machine prices are a bit  high
Visited on the first night of them officially being open. Let me tell you, this place is a winner. To think that I used to come here all the time when it was a movie theater. It looks much different now!
As soon as you walk in the first thing you notice is how wonderfully put together the place is. A great combination of hip and modern decor. On the first floor there is a restaurant, two bars (one directly in the front and one in the back), 10+ bowling lanes spread out across either side of the building, a middle section between the lanes which has a few billiard tables shuffleboard tables, and the other bar that I mentioned. The second floor has an ample sized arcade/game area with very modern arcade games. (I was unaware that the hit iPhone and iPad games like Doodle Jump and Fruit Ninja were made into arcade games)
We started off eating at the Red Brick Grille. The dining area is quite nice with an open kitchen design. The food was very tasty, of a much higher quality than I had originally expected. Our server was very kind and talkative and made sure to inform us that everything was made fresh in-house. The main thing I'd want to stress here is don't think that you can't get a good meal here. For an appetizer I had a delicious order of fresh mozzarella coated in a panko-crust. For my entree, I had one of their hand-stretched pizzas. The other members of my party ordered french onion soup, a wedge salad, mahi-mahi, and a Prime Rib Sandwich with Au Jus. Everyone thought the food was great, and left saying that we could definitely see ourselves coming back just to eat at the restaurant.
After dinner we did some exploring and ventured to the upstairs arcade. All the games work on a card system so you don't have to worry about coins. There was an assortment of games ranging from your typical shooter/racing games to an interesting 4-player air hockey table. On certain games you can win tickets which you can cash in for some items. You can actually win a Keurig coffee maker!
We ultimately decided to go bowling too, and we're glad we did. It was a blast. The atmosphere is much more high end than your typical bowling alley. They have nice couches you sit in while you wait your turn. A server is designated to you to bring any drinks/snacks that you may want.
I'm glad we went. For the first night open the place ran exceptionally well. I definitely see this being the next hot-spot in the Lehigh Valley. I would recommend this to anyone looking for a good time. Perfect place to take a date, perfect place to go with friends, and the perfect place for families.
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