Hangar 38 - Tallahassee

Went for our church outing.. Games worked properly, and the food was delicious. The only thing that I didn't like was we had a large group and most of us had a play card with an hour playtime. No matter how many games you played and won tickets...you aren't allowed to redeem them for a prize and that doesn't seem far at all. Large/Nice meeting room for groups and the bowling area is very nice.

Some machines were not working. There are some machines that are not little kid friendly, but the 3 year old loved the air hockey. It's not big, but it has bowling lanes. Decent atmosphere.

We had a great time! the food was wonderful, Katie our waitress was great and sweet.

I’m so grateful to have found Hangar 38 for our son’s rehearsal dinner. For less than the room fee of another location , we were able to have a delicious meal and gift our guests gaming and bowling. The meeting space was comfortable for our group of 30+ and provided a quiet place to talk when not enjoying the activities. We ordered the sushi, salad, egg roll combo platter and the taco bar. The food was absolutely delicious and plentiful and the presentation was beautiful. We heard so many compliments from our guests. We truly appreciated the attentive and friendly service we received from the kitchen manager Evan, and our servers Olivia and Rachel. We highly recommend this location for any event you may be hosting. Thanks again to Terri, the event manager, for helping make my vision a reality!

I took my family to this location to go bowling. I was charged $30 for an hour of bowling (not counting shoe rental and taxes) even though the listed price was $22 for an hour and $12 for half an hour. Time starts as soon as you pay. So if you have a issue with your lane, the time continues even if you can 't play while having to switch lanes. We also had problems with the ball return. This also ate into our time. We played without playing around and halfway through the game everything shut off. No count down or any other warning so you could extend play. Just bowling and everything shuts off. Did we play for an hour? Didn 't seem like it, but as i didn 't time it i can 't be 100 percent sure. So basically if you want to play a full game it will cost you at least $60 plus incidentals.