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THEE go-to alley. My husband and I love this place and would come here to bowl all the time. The lanes were great, staff was amazing from the desk, to the pro shop, even the bar staff! The atmosphere is always great to be in. Unfortunately we moved out of Charleston, but we will return soon. We love Ashley Lanes and HIGHLY recommend it! ❤️
My game was abruptly ended during the 3rd frame this past Sunday afternoon.Front sign displayed “free bowling on Saturday and Sunday “. Apparently not this particular Sunday. I inquired with the girl at the front desk as to the sudden lane closure, I assumed it was a simple error. She stated “I TOLD YOU that we are closed at 4:30 for a private party “. She did not, which implies that I am either an idiot and /or incapable of absorbing basic information. When I asked her for compensation of the game that I didn’t get to roll she said “they never give refunds”. I was charged for a service that was not rendered. Bowl at your own risk and be prepared for RUDE employees at the front desk.
Literally terrible system. They told us we'd have to wait an hour and a half but there was nowhere to wait. We were encouraged to leave and come back. We came back at an hour and 20 minutes and told that they called us 30 minutes earlier and couldn't squeeze us in. Definitely won't be coming back
Great alley and nice staff! It’s feel clean, prices are super reasonable and the kitchen/bar is great. Heads up that most weeknights are league nights but weekends are usually pretty easy to get in.
Families or those with kids, be aware that this bowling alley has an arbitrary “rule” that once a kid is as tall as the counter, they are no longer allowed to use the bumpers. No exceptions. It doesn’t matter if they’ve never bowled before in their lives or are tall for their age. Unfortunately, that makes it very difficult to teach a young kid how to bowl, instill a love of the game, and just give them an enjoyable experience. As a result, my daughter and I will not be returning. I’d strongly encourage management to reconsider this arbitrary rule and let people decide what their kids are capable of and decide for themselves regarding their use of the bumpers.