Top 5 Bowling Alleys in Cape Cod, Cape Cod

Reviewed By Y7720FRbarbarab - Poughkeepsie, United States

We had a long day driving to the Cape from the Hudson River Valley in NY and a longer afternoon setting up two campsites with three tents. By the time we were done we were famished and googling nearby restaurants. When we pulled up to a bowling alley we thought for sure we were in for a dismal meal. Since the restaurant is so small, it took a while to get a table for eight but the guys were happy to score local brews. The kids enjoyed watching two lanes of active candlestick bowling. Once seated we got right down to ordering appetizers including pulled pork poutine and chicken wings. Before we could devour our large portions out came the entrees including Mac and Cheese, dry rubbed ribs, combo meat trays, wedge salad, sausage gravy and biscuits and chicken and waffles. Never, ever, would I expect such amazing BBQ in a bowling alley on Cape Cod no less. I haven’t had food this good in the Deep South where we have family in the biz. Our servers were amazing. Our food came out so fast it was as if they knew we were coming. Everything was perfection. How gratifying for me to see my ten year old finicky eater grandson totally decimate his rack of ribs and then help others with their meals. I can’t wait to return here. The biscuit and gravy has invaded my dreams. My Mom used to say, “never judge a book by its cover” well never judge BBQ in a old bowling alley. I guess I’ll have to head East from now on when I want amazing BBQ. Great job Alley.