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Yecenia Arellano
4 days ago
Celebrated my daughter's birthday here, the kids loved it, they had lots of fun bowling and at the arcade area.
Pizza was great excelente taste.
Very much recommend it to have a good time with family and friends
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Texas Murphy
Sep 24, 2026
We’ve been coming to Uncle Buck’s for years, ever since our kids were little, and now they’re college students! It’s always been such a fun family outing for us.
The aquarium-themed bowling alley is really fun and makes it feel a little more special than your typical bowling alley. The cost to rent shoes and bowl as a family is pretty reasonable too. We usually grab a couple pitchers of soda, order a few appetizers, and just enjoy bowling together.
The seating and space around the lanes can be a little tight, especially now that our kids are basically all adult-sized, but it’s never stopped us from having a good time.
Lots of good family memories here over the years, and it’s still a great, easy outing when we’re looking for something to do together.
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Stewart Jones
Sep 23, 2026
I've loved taking my family to this place for years and I'm disappointed to see them go the same way as so many other big corporations. The rampant use of ugly generative AI images and videos from a company you KNOW can afford to pay someone to supply actual graphic work is very saddening. From event flyers to the menus, it's everywhere online and as soon as you walk in the door.
That AI food is unappetizing and doesn't even look like your food!
The whole place is so cool, advertise what you actually have. Do better.
Tables, floor, utensils- dirty. Employees with food from other establishments are eating in the dining room with us. 25 minutes for dip trio. Queso was OK.
Did I just come on a really bad day? My first impression was that the place was much emptier than I expected. It seemed like there were only two employees working: one at the bar and one covering the bowling and game area.
My two kids and I were the only other people bowling when we arrived. After a minute, we were the only ones left, aside from two guys at the bar. After getting our lane, I asked the woman we paid how to order food. Twice, she told me to order from the bartender. There was absolutely no one else to serve besides the two men at the bar. Even after I asked again and was told she would get someone to help us, an hour passed without anyone assisting us—not even a glance in our direction. Meanwhile, the bartender was chatting with employees and watching football.
How does this place stay in business? If I worked there, I’d at least want to make some tips. We ended up going somewhere else for dinner. No one seemed to care that we were there or bothered to check on us.
Terrible food service aside, the place seemed run-down. Our bumper was broken, so an employee had to put it down manually. The lane next to us was broken as well, yet she still managed to place us right beside the only other people who were bowling when we arrived. What an odd way to run a business.