Bowling Alleys in Greenville SC
Growing up, there was a bowling alley I went to near Greenville Tech. Unfortunately, I don’t think I ever bowled a strike. But it was still a lot of fun.
There are only a handful of bowling allies in Greenville, so this isn’t a best of the best list. These are just the options available that you can check out. But to help you decide on one, I’ll share a good review and a bad review for each.
Bowling Alleys in Greenville
1. 810 Billiards & Bowling
810 wants you to take a break, enjoys some food and drinks, and have fun bowling. They’ve also got some billiards and games too. Check them out if you’re into:
- Foosball
- Darts
- Shuffleboard
- Table tennis
- Bocce
The food they offer includes pizza, quesadillas, wings, tacos, fries and much more.
Good: “Great spot to hang out with friends or family or for date night… For bowling you pay by the hour.”
Bad: “Bowling bumpers never worked. Balls got stuck in the return chute serval times.”
2. Spare Time Greenville
Spare Time prides itself on having luxurious bowling lanes. But this place also features the following:
- Game Zone Arcade
- Escape Rooms
- Restaurant and bar
- Laser tag
Needless to say, they have lots of entertainment options for the whole family. Definitely a good location to host an event like a birthday party.
Good: “I absolutely enjoyed this place… Watch sports and other entertaining on the big screens while you bowl.”
Bad: “Paid for an hour of bowling. The first 30 minutes was spent between 2 broken lanes.
3. Stone Pin Company
Stone Pin refers to themselves as a boutique bowling alley. It’s housed in an old warehouse space that was cleaned up nice. Here’s some of what you can enjoy:
- Lunch-n-Bowl
- Cosmic bowling
- Weekday specials
Enjoy a wide range of eats from burgers and sandwiches, to flatbreads and jumbo pretzels.
Good: “I enjoyed bowling… The wings were good, too.”
Bad: “This bowling alley isn’t really maintained well. Don’t recommend coming here.”
4. Bowlero Greenville
Bowlero was previously known as AMF Star Lanes. It was the bowling alley I mentioned going to when I was a kid. You can bowl here all the way up to midnight. The location offers 32 lanes, online lane reservations, and an arcade.
Good: “Nice and cozy place to go with friends and family and have a lot of fun.”
Bad: “Management was incognito knowing people needed assistance to get food and drink orders in.”
5. Golden Lanes
If you’re in the Simpsonville area, Golden Lanes is a good bowling alley close-by. The kids can have fun bowling and then go skating. They also offer bowling summer leagues as well.
Good: “Excellent old school bowling alley. Super slick lanes. Good customer service and very family friendly vibe.”
Bad: “First, it is old. Second, it is dirty. The pin setters and scoring system had frequent errors.”
