Nice little idea for a bowling alley but the food was terrible and the service was worse. Another down is the noise level that bounces off the walls and is completely unsettling. My wife Ordered the veggie burger of which she's had previously and enjoyed except this time it tasted foul. After two bites my wife expressed her concern with the meal to the server named Charlie Who proceeded to argued with my wife and then Deliberately ignored us bringing our bill throwing it on the table not exchanging any courtesies as we left. We always tip even when service is not so good. Not this time; completely unacceptable.
Review Source:Place is fairly clean. Â The server was quick to offer menus but very slow in food service. Â We ordered 2 burger baskets a pizza and a bowl of chowder. Â The burgers average frozen variety, cooked well and with all the fixn's was overall fair. Â The pizza was way over sauced and not to tasty. Â If you like to watch people toss gutter balls and eat meteocor food at best then this is the place for you.
Review Source:Good little bowling alley with decent food. It's an older bowling alley that has been remodeled. The owner does a good job with the place, food has always been good- pizzas can take a while to make so don't order one if you are short on time.
Bar is a little tight, fills up pretty quick. Flatscreens with sports and friendly staff. Never bowled but it looks like a good old school set of lanes. (not too many though)
Reading the Yelp restaurant reviews to find lunch in town wasn't looking very hopeful, but it was time for a beer and a burger so we checked out main street. Â Saw the sign for this place and immediately found a parking spot. Â We knew we'd found a winner once we were inside this packed little place with the good aroma coming from the grill across the back of the bar area. Â I went with their cod sandwich special, and hubby enjoyed his burger. Â They had us covered with their beer selection too.
I've added this place as a restaurant, so it won't be just the local's secret anymore!  Everybody was friendly, so you can be a local too  :)
This is a little bitty bowling alley/restaurant in downtown Arlington. Â We were there on a Wednesday night and there was no wait for bowling. Â It's very "no frills", scoring is done on paper, no computers. Â The food was pretty good and fairly priced. Â It took a really long time for our pizza to be ready though (at least 30 min). It was ok....something to do in a small town.
Review Source:Arlington doesn't have much of anything to do. There are few interesting restaurants beyond some burger joints and restaurants named "[Ethnic Food] of Arlington" which is usually a pretty good sign it isn't very good. But what they do have is Rocket Alley, and compared to the rest of the city, Rocket Alley is a gem.
Rocket Alley is old school. It's got self scoring sheets where you need to fill out your score with a pencil and double check the work of the people that can't do math. It's only got 6 lanes, and all of the balls are old and different, as though bought from eBay one by one over the course of 5 years. The machines broke down a few times, and the lanes were somewhat bumpy, so the ball would occasionally take crazy routes.
There was also a bar in the back with a lot of old dudes, which is a sure sign of a real bowling alley. The service was also very friendly. You rent by the hour on the cheap, and the young girl at the desk was helpful and seemed in a good mood. When the machine broke down she was quick to get help and had a big smile, then when she went to the back she shouted "God damn this f*king machine, why the f*ck does it keep f*cking up?!" because I don't think she's aware that there's an echo when no one else is there. Then she came back and said with a smile "let's move you over to this lane instead, yeah?"
You pay by the hour and the hourly cost is pretty cheap. Somewhere between 8 or 10 bucks an hour for unlimited bowling. I think we got 5 or 6 games in for $14 total. This was a fun little place.
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