Levittown Lanes

For a local alley this place isn’t as bad as others persevere. We have been going there since moving here in 1995. The updates they have done brought the lanes to the 21^st century. The restaurant bar is better than other alleys in the area and we like it. They have always shown professionalism when interacting with them. Keep up the good work.

It’s basic, only has 18 lanes, no other play area. Bathroom kinda small, I guess if you only want to bowling it’s ok.

I was undecided between a one and two star review, but decided to give them the benefit of the doubt. The bowling was very standard — not bad not good. But the service was… strange. Very strange interactions with both the staff at the front and when ordering pizza. Pizza that was not great I might add. My friend didnt even get her change back after ordering, he just took her money and then disappeared. We were confused. Even after he brought the pizza to our table she never got her change back. Very odd.

We ordered a living social deal and have to say the only reason I gave it a (1) was the pizza.
This is a typical run down small bowling alley with an ill-​tempered unfriendly lady working the front.
I had to complain about some of the food we were served as part of the living social deal though had to wait because another person was complaining about how slippery their lane was as their party kept falling all over.
Not to mention smelling like smoke because the bar door was left open and stunk up the place.
Not worth it despite the pizza. I wouldn’t return if it were free.

Had the WORST experience ever!
Purchased this Living Social deal expecting to go and have a good time but received just the opposite. Arrived at Levittown Lanes, asked for two lanes which wasn’t a problem until I told them we had a Living Social deal. We were told that we needed to make reservations a few days in advance, which nowhere on the deal does it state that and while 7 lanes were unoccupied. The woman upfront, I believe Gail, was extremely RUDE!!! She was adamant about not giving us lanes unless we paid without the deal. After asking her and another man to call the owner because this was false advertisement, they agreed to give us lanes 3 and 4. We played for a little while until the bowling balls continuously got stuck, which we had to constantly ask them to clear and wait for them to do so. The employees gave us such an attitude, esp. this young African American kid, like we purposely were getting the balls stuck. They got frustrated with us and told us the reason the balls were getting stuck was because we were playing with house balls. My question is, «Isn’t this a bowling alley? People come here to use their lanes and their bowling balls, correct?» After an hour and 45 min of constantly asking them to clear lanes, Jim comes up and tries to blame us for the balls getting stuck. How in the world is it our fault that your lanes are too greasy and that we paid to use your bowling balls? Ridiculous!!!1
All I can say is that I wouldn’t suggest nor recommend this place to my worse enemy. The service was horrific and the lanes suck. It looked like a dingy, old bowling alley that hasn’t left the 19^th century. They need to update the décor and most importantly, find some new employees with better attitudes.
Note to Owner: Get new staff with better attitudes. They are just decreasing any possible business you may receive.