Bowl Inn - City of Lackawanna

Bowl Inn fire is Sad and devastating for our community.Bowl Inn Bowling center is a staple in the community and a pillar amongst charities. The Bowl Inn bowling alley hosted multitudes of events for local charities. The charities held fundraisers allowing them to continue thier assistance throughout the community.The owner of Bowl Inn, took pride in helping out the many charities throughout the area. The first-time thing Mark said, while the fire was still burning was What about all the charities? What are they gonna do now? It wasn 't what am I gonna do. The sadness in his eyes was real and deep.He truly enjoyed what he did for the community, it 's non-for profits, for the bowlers, the patrons of the restaurant, catering and bar. He also loves cooking and bowling himself.It 's time to cheer this community hero and it 's dedicated staff on while they figure out their next steps for everyone.

Granted, we've only been here a couple times when our family comes down to see my uncle (the owner), but this place brings back so much nostalgia to me, it actually made me cry a little hearing from my dad firsthand about the fire.To know that the place where you always felt safe and attached all your happy memories too has gone up in flames is no fun. However, the memories I've attached to this place and have experienced here will always be a part of what keeps me going.If you read this uncle, I'm truly sorry this has happened.Miss ya.Kris Tev.

Super nice people, was really fun and the pizza is good.

There was a younger crowd, possibly because it being Valentine's. The lanes are partitioned off, the dining tables are not. The equipment is in decent shape and the shoes are in great shape. Staff tonight was very pleasant and willing to accommodate our needs. We had a great time and I would go again.

Absolutely horrible. Most people weren't wearing their masks, there was a ceiling fan that looked like it was about to fall right off the ceiling, and there was at least 40 people there. Without a pandemic, this would be fine. The only redeeming quality was that the food was decent, but it was overpriced as hell.