30 Strikes Bowling Center

Some things from the 90s don’t hold up against the test of time, like goatees and my ability to drink at work. Other things, however, haven’t changed in 25 years and are still awesome. Enter 30 Strikes.
It’s cheap, it’s clean, and it literally hasn’t had an upgrade since Operation Desert Storm. Think about it– do you really need a cartoon bowling pin on a flat screen TV to tell you that you got 5 pins on that last frame? I didn’t think so. Let’s face it. Bowling technology peaked when someone installed a conveyor belt to return your ball. You don’t need anything built after 1985 to have a good time.
You’re going to smell like French fries when you leave. I consider that an erotic bonus.
Time to wrap this up. Bowling is simple. So is 30 Strikes. Just like how I’m not complicating this review with a Big Lebowski reference, 30 Strikes won’t mess with a winning recipe.

Its not the trendiest location, but it’s clean and affordable. My kids like bowling here and they have some good deals for families.
Had a birthday party for my daughter and her classmates and everyone had a great time.

Great prices! $ 1 bowling on Tuesday nights!
The aura could use some improvement — It’s a little outdated and grungy.
Staff always friendly and you can’t beat their specials.

The weeknight specials … Tuesday $ 1 nights, Wednesday Ladies nights, and Thursday $ 5 open bowling, etc. are the absolute BEST bowling prices I have seen in a decade and I frequently take advantage of them. The La Martinique bowling center (now owned by 30 STRIKES), is large enough to accommodate any size group.
The food is standard fare for any bowling alley… not too exciting, but not overly expensive. This is a no frills alley which is adequate for the serious bowler and priced affordably for the casual bowler. Just B101 playing during the midday (which I could rather do without) but they also have live acoustic music on Thursdays and are apparently trying with the discounts to bring back the younger crowd with facebook and other promotional outreach. They also host some pretty significant local tournaments and charity fundraisers.
Went to their Ramagli’s pro shop recently and got a custom ball in just 20 minutes. Having gone to two other places before and been given a ball that started to cramp my hand, I was unsure where to go. I was pleased with the results here. Mr. Ramagli’s pro shop understands the game better than most and is able to accommodate any level of player, from beginner to pro.