Bowl'n'Roll

The Bowl'n'Roll is getting old and has the charm of bygone years. Please don't get a hart attack when you enter the restaurant, the dinner is tasty I've heard! 

Gallery link: Bowl'n'Roll

Lot size: 40x30

Street view

View from the right side and the entrance of the restaurant.

On the backside there is a side door to the litter box.

Here are no windows and street artists are taking over the place.

Back on the front side. It's a closer view of the push carts...

and the main entrance to the bowling alley. 

The interior

A big bar welcomes you and provides you with shoes.

A little seating area is next to the door. There can you wait for your mates or have a chat with drinks from the bar.

The view down the room to the other side. 

The 60s and 70s are greeting. Not even a computer is counting your points, you have to do it on your own, handwritten! Hopefully you were good in maths. 

Nah, look at that: Some alleys are out of order. 

The view from the alleys.

Here we are almost back to the entrance. And now turn around.

Another view to the bar, next to it there is a swing door, there we're heading now. 

Now we are in a little corridor, where you can lock your clothes. To the right, there is the door to the restaurant.  

But first a little stop to the restroom. I hope mice will be on holiday. 

It could be worse, couldn't it?

Yeay some food, aren't you hungry? 

See all the outdated food placards and these colours, I'm feeling snared in the past. 

Yrks, the cook is more than dirty. Shall we really test the meal? They said being a restaurant reviewer would be fun... 

I see, they serve a lot of coffee to flush down the food. At least the coffee looks good. 

This is the entrance to the restaurant, seen from the front facade. 

Right next to the entrance there is the outdoor area of the restaurant.

One level above 

Time to explore the 2nd floor. 

Seems like we are in a games room. 

A little seating area next to the darts, right to the stairs. 

On the left hand side there is another seating area and a door to a further room. We come back to it soon.  

The door on the left leads to the office. 

So nice, how long haven't you played Arcade games now? Have you already heard of them, you look so young? 

The misterious double door leads to a card games room. I don't want to know how many illegal poker games took place in here. 

And that office really lets me think of those old gangster movies! I never ever thought of crime in Willow Creek before. I don't know how about you, but I am glad to leave this place within a moment. Do you dare to come again?