Name: Brunswick Zone Via Linda Lanes
Address: 9027 E VÃa Linda, Scottsdale, AZ 85258, USA, US
Telephone: +1 480-860-1363

Brunswick Zone Via Linda Lanes is a bowling alley, located at 9027 E Vía Linda, Scottsdale, AZ 85258, USA. They can be contacted via phone at +1 480-860-1363, visit their website www.bowlbrunswick.com for more detailed information.

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9027 E Vía Linda, Scottsdale, AZ 85258, USA

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Added by Jopie, at 08 January 2017

Monday 12:00 – 11:00 PM
Tuesday 4:00 – 11:00 PM
Wednesday 9:00 AM – 11:00 PM
Thursday 4:00 – 11:00 PM
Friday 12:00 PM – 1:00 AM
Saturday 10:00 AM – 1:00 AM
Sunday 10:00 AM – 11:00 PM

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Christina Patch

21 December 2017

Came to play pool for a little while with my boyfriend. Had a wonderful time!
Liffy McLiffice

22 November 2017

I always have fun here but they really need new size 13 and 14s. Maybe I'll just throw them away next time I'm handed a floppy pair of bowling shoes. And consider it a service to everyone that wears size 13 and 14
Tiffanie Penley

30 October 2017

Fun place! Great group organization with food and drinks! Our server was excellent.
PUGSLEY GORDON

13 October 2017

Bowling was really fun. Haven't bowled in years. The food and service on the other hand, not so great. I would hold out for one of the other restaurants in the area next time.
Daniel Jackson

30 September 2017

Great lanes well waxed on Friday night. But lanes 26 and 25 had issues with the ball return, 3 games each and had to ask for help 5 times. Bar service is a bit slow too
Bill Bassy

30 August 2017

Been a league bowler here for 15years. This is the worst run house ever! No one at the front desk. No waitress. No change in register. This place sucks!! Get a clue. New scoring machines suck also.. the ac in place is also screwed. You can hang a side of beef in here
הלל אהרן אטיה

14 August 2017

Really chill place. nice music. Beautiful service. Good prices. Home feeling.
Rick McGee

25 June 2017

Had not been bowling in say 25 years, and went on a whim. Enjoyed the outing. Though music and videos are geared to a young crowd (I'm 71). Bowled two games. Prices were reasonable. Equipment worked well. I intend to do it again.
Riyad Kalla

11 May 2017

Ok so it's a run down older place because no one bowls anymore, BUT, if you feel like a classic bowling alley experience, it's great. Food is actually pretty dang good, beer is great, prices decent and lanes in good shape. Very 90s vibe with the style and equipment though, so if you are expecting newer stuff you need to reset expectations.
Jerri Degner

05 May 2017

We have fun here, but it gets pricey! They have too much glow bowl though, makes it hard to practice. Unfortunately, the service is generally slow.
Bucktownx

22 April 2017

Staff is pretty good, décor is pretty good, but AMF's decision to remove Brunswick's laser/disco lighting was a bad idea and the music playlist is a problem. Someone at AMF chose a playlist that plays every week with 70's music and other unfavorable songs, which do not cater to the current younger demographic. Half the songs don't even have videos, just simply a blank screenpretty embarrassing after they spent a lot of money replacing the projection system, which also blocks your ability to view the arrows on the lanes, negatively affecting your bowling performance. It was much nicer when people could request songs/videos and made it a more customer oriented environment. The idea is to cater to the customer not the AMF executivehope they figure this out soon.
Rob Bartley

22 April 2017

Brunswick is finally putting some money into the place. New paint, new scoring machines (albeit weirdly positioned right by the ball return). Service better than it used to be.
Joshua Midgley

15 January 2017

Well the bowling was fine but this place has the worst business model I've ever seen.

For some reason you pay after you bowl? And on top of that they had one poor worker on the checkout register. So after we were done bowling we had to wait 30 minutes in a line TO PAY. My previous experiences in bowling alleys you pay for your bowling before you start and when your session has expired you leave. That would seem like the logical setup to have, but I could be wrong.

Hopefully management reads this message and makes some changes (maybe start with hiring a couple people). If I were the lone employee working the register I would've quit on the spot. No one should have to endure what that person does on a nightly basis.