Pinewood

Super cool large space for breakfast, lunch and dinner and cocktails and coffee.. I love what they've done with the design! Has a traditional old bowling alley in the back and tiny swimming pools and play area outside. Breakfast was just okay. $12 for added steak on top of my eggs and it was only two tiny little pieces... The staff is very very friendly and everyone is super nice... I bet this place must be packed during the summer time. Lots of space to hang out..... It's a very creative concept for sure

Great all around, just wish bowling scores were automated and viewable from above. When 16 people are bowling between 2 lanes, it gets pretty crazy trying to keep score, and it is hard to tell exactly how many pins fall if they are in the back row.

Definitely a good place for meetups. I came here for my friend’s 21st birthday with party of 7. Spacious bowling area and dining room. Food was good but drinks could have been better. Over a nice place.

Not a place for a large party to eat. $500 min for anything over 8 people and then they won’t seat you together. Food was ok but WAY overpriced. Chicken and waffle was just that half piece of overfried chicken thigh on a pitiful waffle. More food on a Chicken Sandwich at McDonalds for 1/3 the cost. Won’t be back here. Waitress was very nice but due to the size of our party that didn’t sit together the 22% tip was added.

Great space to host a birthday party with a bowling alley side, and a large 2nd space for drinks and conversation. Great selection of craft cocktails. Ample parking across the way in a public ramp.

Excellent vibe and cocktails. A ton fun for groups or date night

There is a bowling alley in the back that you can rent out for parties or just a casual game or 2

My uncle was recently booted out of this establishment for wearing a normal polo shirt by a balding man with glasses. We were told there was a DRESS CODE! He is very elderly and was very scared when he called the restaurant to complain and they asked for his number. He has been scammed by Indians from New Delhi in the past. I don't know why they would have kicked him out because after calling them, a woman named KELLEY said there was NO DRESS CODE! The only thing I can think of is that my aging uncle had a full head of hair and the gentleman he spoke to was balding (my uncle has hair down to his waist)! Seriously! You can't make this up! Please, take your business elsewhere. Stay away from this ageist institution.