Three Point Bowling Center

Love this place… FYI Alex is the best u can get behind the bar! If you want a pool table on the weekend, get there early.

This place used to be a place that was fun and the atmosphere used to be filled with laughter and music. Now it is dark and a ghost town… The staff isn’t so kind, setting limitations on the things you can do based upon unruling factors and there is no music, only the looks on displeased customers looking to find a good time when they’re only let down by the uninviting place they have come to to waste their money

Stopped by to see some of the Ale house bartenders, who provided the same great service that they always do. The manager was very condescending to the bartender and could careless about customer service. Very dissappointed how these sweet girls are treated and don’t know that I will be back with prices and management much better almost anywhere else. Sorry girls, you rock!

Great deal for family. Three games and shoes. Ask at the desk. The café is decent. Takes a little time for the food. I get the wings with my daughter. They have an indoor and an outdoor bar with entertainment. Check their website for an online deal.

If you look at my other reviews, you’ll see I rarely give one or two star reviews. After our local AMF closed, we decided to give this bowling alley a shot to call «home.» After attempting to meet up with some friends in honor of my fiancé’s birthday, we quickly realized how rude and unaccommodating the staff members were. After telling them we would likely need two lanes, they stuck us on a lane against a wall with a party to our left, while in the middle were free lanes next to other free lanes. When friends arrived an hour and a half to close, staff wouldn’t allow them to add on our game and instead wanted them to be several lanes down. The employee said we wouldn’t able to finish the games purchased (likely) and then would complain (no). Our friends assured staff the goal was simply to spend time with someone celebrating their birthday and could care less whether a game was finished. The staff member angrily insisted we would absolutely come back complaining, demanding to get our money back. After arguing back and forth, the staff member decided to give us two lanes next to each other. The same result could have happened if the employee had simply stated, «hey guys, if I put you on the same lane, you won’t be able to finish your games purchased, but how about I move you down the alley to two lanes side by side?» Later, my friend purchased nachos while an employee was trying to hunt down another customer whom purchased nachos earlier. 15 minutes later, the employee tried giving my friend the old nachos since the owner still hadn’t claimed them. It could have possibly been okay, except they were cold and the cheese hardened. The prices/​specials may have been decent, but I’d rather spend a few extra dollars to get better treatment at another alley.

This is an interesting bowling center. There’s only 16 lanes, which is about half the size of most of the bowling centers around town, but they don’t seem to get too crowded and are still able to secure a lane. They have a snack bar which has most of the standards such as curly fries, burgers, chicken fingers, wings, pizza, etc., but there are also some very interesting choices such as spaghetti and marinara sauce — not sure about that one ;)
They either need more employees here or employees that do their job. No one was to be found at the front desk when we needed to reset something on the lanes, who were later to be found in the bar area, and it took over 30 minutes to get an order of curly fries and almost 45 minutes to get a burger.
The bar here is actually kind of cool. I don’t like that you can smoke in it (as a sidenote — you can’t smell the smoke in the bowling lanes as the bar is through a door). I was there on a Friday and they had a live band playing that was very good, and seemed to bring a good crowd of people out. The bar has about 6 pool tables to play on in there and there is plenty of seating and room to move around.

Was having fun until one of the pins got stuck and i called for help there was no one there. The man responsible was busy cooking in the kitchen! Horrible staff. When i asked for help he didnt even bother coming to help, he just told me to roll the ball and continued cooking.

Within a mere stone’s throw from my home, Three Point Bowl is the absolute best place to go for an inexpensive game of bowling and/​or to grab some food and drink at their (somewhat divey) diner and bar.
Surprisingly, their menu is very diverse for a place that basically serves bar food. But don’t be fooled… their resident chef Dan and his support staff take their food very seriously. Dan is very dedicated and loves to cook every meal to perfection, even if he does take a little long sometimes. Some of his homemade sauces are incredible, especially the «Blackberry Brimstone». Go ahead. Give it a try over a batch of chicken wings. I dare you. Trust me, it’s worth the syringe-​like shot to the palate. The fun doesn’t end there. Three Point’s bar staff can make some demonically delightful cocktails. Ask Alexandra to whip you up a «Red Death» and see if you can ressurect yourself afterwards (yikes!) They have drink specials on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings too, in case you were wondering.
If after all the food and drink you’re «actually» going to bowl, then you simply cannot beat the prices here. Three games plus shoes for under $ 10 per person; a steal of a deal if there ever was one. To ensure that you’ll get an open lane, avoid Thursday nights as that’s when they have league play.
Sure, TPBC could use a facelift. But that would likely drive prices way up, and the place would likely lose some of its homey, 1980’s charm. There are fancier alleys in town such as Firkin and Kegler, Kings Bowl, and Splittsville, but I’m simply not always willing to pay the extra premium (plus it can get real expensive with largers groups). I’m fine and dandy exactly where I am. Love it here.

My wife and I decided to go bowling for a fun activity. We live near this bowling alley but have never been. We waited at the counter for 10 min before I went and got someone to check us in to bowl. The balls were so greasy they slipped out of our hands.
There is no music unless you pay for it on the juke box. I guess you get what you pay for as it was only $ 10 for 3 games and shoes.
First and last time we go bowling here.

I love this place. Alex and Yanira are amazing bar tenders. And they’re not bad on the eyes either. :)

My favorite bowling center in metro Orlando.
Always clean and friendly staff. An attached bar with a separation wall to allow smokers to smoke in that area rather than in the alley.
They also offer a full menu of great tasting fresh cooked food, unlike the simple nachos pizza or popcorn if most lanes.
There is always a special, just call ahead to see what’s happening that week!

Came here with the family which included my brother and 3 little ones… They all had a blast. We came on Tuesday because thats when they have the specials. It was $ 2 per game per person and $ 2 shoe rentals. Which totaled to about $ 30 dollars for 2 games with 5 people.
The staff was friendly and the atmosphere was great. We ordered some food here too. It was your typical bar food. Mostly everything we ordered was fried… and you can’t go wrong with fried food. I liked the fried shrmp basket the most… and the onion rings. A small onion ring basket was more than enough.
The bowling alley could get a bit quite since most people ended up hanging in the bar and the only music that plays comes from a jukebox… and in order to play music you must pay.
All in all we had a great time. I would come here again.

Some people clearly live in the neighborhood of Three Point, at Hoffner and Old Goldenrod Road. I don’t, but I’ve been a regular at Three Point Bowling Center for the past few months.
I joined an «older gentleman’s club» recently and we’ve been going there religiously every Tuesday, and what a deal they offer: two dollars per game, two dollars for shoe rental. Since there are usually about ten of us, that comes to six dollars for two hours of great fun, and a slight bit of exercise. We are amateurs, each of us feeling lucky if we break 100.
Relatively small with about sixteen lanes, the staff is accommodating and appreciative of your business (if you were located at Hoffner and Old Goldenrod Roads, wouldn’t you be?).
Check out the diner on their website. I don’t know much about bowling alley cuisine, but the Three-​Pin Diner menu appears to be quite extensive.
Though it’s nowhere near where I live, and I’m 124 years old, I always have a blast here.

A great small place to bowl!

Food is good and diverse for a bowling alley, decent prices for bowling. Outside bar area is very nice.

I was just here last night with my church youth group, and I had a blast! This is a great bowling alley! It’s not too crowded, and the prices are pretty good. It’s $ 10.00 for three games, and shoe rental is included. The snack bar is great, and so are the prices! I actually had money left over after buying something to eat, which I later spent on the jukebox. I always spend all my money on the jukebox.
This bowling alley only has 16 lanes, but, for me, that makes it easier for to concentrate. It’s not too loud there, unlike the AMF Bowling Alley I go to.
So, if you ever get a chance, come check them out! And, if you don’t have plans on Thanksgiving, they’ll be opening at 5:00 PM! So, stop on by and bowl a few games!

I’ve been here before and after the remodeling. It’s more than just a remodel. It’s a brand new building located behind where the old building stood. Inside was super clean, especially the bathrooms!
The lady who runs The Grille is so nice and sweet. We were there for a Cub Scout event and she took care of us. Food was great. We had chips with queso, vegetables and ranch dip, fresh cut fruit (pineapple & grapes ROCKED!), two kinds of sliders (burger and pulled pork) with lots of drinks.
Prices were very reasonable and my kids (8 & 4) had the best time. I would absolutely go back.