by Kristen Q. on I like your lychee soju which comes with a hole in the pitcher- very spacey and reminds me of Maru but not as cool as Maru. Fried chicken is not bad, not great. Pro: always seems to be open Con: not much happening here, just a chill place to kick it with friends
by shannon e t. on we went for an entirely meh lunch experience. service was slow and we had to ask repeatedly for refills on our waters. the food took forever to come out, and when it did, it was underflavoured and overcooked. my omelet was brown and bland, my toast was brittle and my fruit looked more like a garnish than a side. perhaps i'd return for a drink, but i can't imagine choosing the same experience while sober.
by Jennette Sonday on Review #100 is for 300! 300 Atlanta Bowling, that is. We came here after being summarily dismissed at another bowling alley which was more "in-town" (I won't name names here but I did write a review of this other place). After being so harshly rejected, we were desperately seeking a place to bowl. So, when we entered 300 Atlanta Bowling and learned there would be a wait of more than an hour, we were just happy to be accepted. We put our name on the list and gave them a cell phone number so they could call us when our lane was available (NOTE: bring cell phone with you when you come here). Our wait turned out to be a little over two hours, which would have been a big deal if we had not discovered the bar inside 300 Atlanta Bowling. They server pitchers of cheap beer at this bar (not cheap pitchers, mind you; cheap beer) so we sat down and ordered one. During the course of our wait, we noticed several people ordering food - typical bar food like chicken fingers, burgers, fries, mozzarella sticks, etc. - but the food looked and smelled pretty good. It looked much better than what I would typically expect from bowling food. Also, during the course of our wait, the lights dimmed, the music got louder and the whole place got more crowded. (NOTE: There are no video games or pool or anything to occupy you while you wait; this means no photo hunt, as well!) We finally got our lane, shoes and bowling balls and these were all fine except that they were low on balls that night and the one I got did not quite fit my fingers correctly. Fortunately, there were 6 ladies bowling on the adjoining lane to ours and they let me use any of their bowling balls that I wanted. They were also dancing and were very fun. As the night went on, the whole place seemed to be transforming into a nightclub. This was further evidenced when we left and saw people lined up behind the velvet rope to get in - clearly people were coming here without the intention to bowl. The whole bowling experience was pretty fun. At the lanes, you get a server who brings you more pitchers (or other drinks) and food. When I requested water, she even brought me a pitcher of water. We ordered only a few appetizers (spinach and artichoke dip, mozzarella sticks) but they were actually pretty decent. When we finished bowling, all our lane fees, shoe rental fees, and drink and food charges were on one bill and we paid our waitress - this was very convenient. The only really bad thing about this visit was that, after waiting for 2+ hours for our lane, we did not want to give it up so we kept bowling. I bowled five games, which is more games than I have ever bowled in a row in my life, and I cannot believe how sore I am! The next day it was not too bad but two days later, when I stepped out of bed in the morning, I fell over. I could hardly walk all day!
