Brunswick Zone Colony Bowl

We recently had a department outing here and were pleasantly surprised. Signing up was a relatively easy process, and they were able to make accommodations based on what we were looking for. The pricing was fair.
What really set them apart was that although the package only included 2 hours of game play, near the end of that one of our games wasn’t finished and they gave us some extra time for free even though the place had really filled up due to the leagues. It was incredibly nice of them, and really appreciated!

Once in a while hubs and I like to have a date night just to unwind from the stresses of work (or in my case: work, grad school and internship). Bowling is one of our favorite things to do, though I ended up going home with more broken nails than I should. :(
Parking at Brunswick lanes is ample, but faded lines makes it awkward to figure out where the driving path starts and ends though the lot, especially at night.
What made this experience deserve all the five stars is because of Miguel who was working the front desk that night. Our bowling experience quickly went sour early on when a group of four inconsiderate beings were placed in the lane next to us, put half our balls away to make room for theirs and had the audacity to complain loudly that we were using their balls, when in reality they chose to use our balls and not the balls that they selected (I don’t think I’ve used the word «balls» so much in one sentence, and angrily too…). They were glaring at us and making such snide comments that we brought the issue to Miguel if we can switch lanes. He apologized for our horrible experience and opened up a lane for us all the way at the end of the alley where it was very quiet. Our date night was great and never ruined thanks to Miguel. As for the inconsiderate and rude beings… Don’t know what happened to them and don’t care.
The food at the snack bar is overpriced but very tasty for a bowling alley snack bar. We easily spent over thirty dollars for a pitcher of soda, another pitcher of soda, fries, mozzarella sticks, chicken tenders and more fries. Hey, we were hungry and we were there for almost five hours! (We tend to get carried away with time when it comes to bowling.) But, check their website for any specials or bowling packages (pizza + game of bowling for four, etc.). You can save some dough opting for one of those instead.
A great pastime. Come for a date night or bring the whole family. It’s one of the few activities that is still very enjoyable. And customer service is just excellent when there is an issue.

Your basic neighborhood bowling alley.
I came here on a date as a place to have fun and chat it up with a new friend. It was a Saturday evening, but the place was relatively quiet. The bowling alley is set back a little from the main road and the parking lot is very dimly lit.
Inside, the place was a bit dated, but everything is in fair condition. I noticed that the selection of bowling balls here was fairly limited. The staff was very friendly, but there wasn’t anything else that stood out to me.
The prices seemed moderate, but there’s nothing else nearby that I can compare to. An hour of bowling came to $ 14 per person, not including the shoe rental. Based on other reviews, it seems like you might be better off coming here for one of their specials.
Would I come back? If I’m in the area, maybe, but I wouldn’t make a long trip just to return. It wasn’t a bad experience, but not memorable either.

Very good service when we were practicing for the 2014 usa games for special Olympics

What a great place to take the kids or grand kids. We went on a Tuesday afternoon and went for the $ 9.99 special plus tax which includes unlimited bowling for 2 hours, shoes, soda and a personal size pizza. Pizza was surprisingly decent. Staff was extremely friendly and courteous. The restroom was very clean. My grandson (10years old) commented on how this is really quality grandson grandparent time. I was thrilled to hear that. Everybody had a great time!!! Will definitely return. What a great deal

I went here last weekend and I had a pretty good time for about an hour and a half.
There was plenty of parking on a Saturday afternoon and very easy to get to since it’s right on Route 5.
The décor is semi-​dated. I say semi because while the technology of the bowling software looks pretty good and the chairs are nice and the backdrop is beautiful, I will say that this is probably the only bowling alley in America that uses CRTs for their display monitors! LOL
The price during the day on a Saturday is decent: Since there were six of us there, we each paid 12 for 1.5 hours of bowling and the shoes. We were able to get in about 4 games. If there were not as many of us, we would be paying the same price for less time.
While we were bowling, there was one point where the balls didn’t return to us but they handled that problem pretty quickly.
Overall, while it wasn’t the most up-​to date bowling alley, I did have a very good time for the price I paid.

A traditional alley without much flair,
But when it comes to customers, these people care.
Options for food and drinking some booze,
All while wearing two metallic Velcro shoes.
I went with a large group and had a great time. We were given access to the entire banquet room with a cornucopia of food. The pizza was crispy with a nice flavor, the salad was fresh, and the breadsticks were coated with Parmesan and garlic. Not bad for a bowling alley! The staff also lined up five different soda options and even labeled them for us. The beer selection was good and included a number of craft brews.
The staff was helpful in getting our lanes set up. There were a bunch of different sized bowling balls to use. The rental shoes were clean and comfortable. Plenty of parking.
Best of all, I bowled a 138. Impressed? No? My grandma wasn’t either…

Have bowled here several times in the last year – twice for the Sunday morning game special (used to be 99 cents/​game and as of 2015 is now $ 1.99/game)…for that price you really can’t complain. I think regular prices are $ 3.99/game which is still very reasonable. They also have package deals and specials running almost every night of the week. My recent visit was on a Sunday evening and I paid $ 11 for 2 hours of bowling plus shoes.
The only issue I have had is there are leagues running on weekend mornings, so it can get pretty busy and noisy at peak times. During one visit my groups’ reservation was messed up, so some of our group only got 1 game in… we were all given coupons for a free game on our next visit… I thought that was very generous of them.
Lanes and bathrooms are also clean and parking is ample. I will definitely be back.

Went with my boyfriend for about 5 rounds last night.
Not too up to date, but not too old school either. The blacklight «Cosmic» bowling was decent. Played current club music during it.
Lady working there was friendly. Gave us a lane away from the small children running around which we requested not to be near.
Bar woman was cool too (originally my bf went to her to get us two beers while I was taking my turn, then he comes back out and says the bar woman needs to see me and scan my ID, which I gladly did) Nice to know they’re official and don’t give out alcohol to just anyone.

colony lanes is not super modern or up to date, but it is a good place to throw some balls. the pizzeria on the sign outside ‘noble romans’ is just the snack bar in the bowling alley. lane 1 had some issues with resetting pins.

I thought this bowling alley was a really fun place to go. I get a coupon in the mail every month or two offering 2 hours of bowling, shoe rental and a pitcher of soda for up to 6 people for $ 30, and my friends and I finally went recently. It was awesome. $ 5 a person for 2 hours of entertainment? It’s a really good deal. In that same coupon flyer, there’s one for 4 free games. Also a good deal. Even without the coupon, I think bowling here is pretty affordable. I remember going to this bowling alley in high school, too, and even though it feels kind of dusty and old-​fashioned, I kind of feel like that’s the point of bowling. I also found the staff to be very friendly, and the beer pitcher prices weren’t bad at all.