Whether you’re a professional or still amateur, these five bowling alleys will guarantee you a good time.
Bathurst Bowlerama
If you’ve taken a hiatus, head here for five-pin bowling. It’s a great way to ease back into the groove.
Bathurst Bowlerama; 2788 Bathurst St.; 416-782-1841; www.bathurstbowlerama.com; rates vary
Shamrock Bowl
This 1950’s inspired bowling alley has undergone some major restoration as the oldest and largest five pin bowling alley in Toronto (call ahead for reservations; they only open for group bookings).
Shamrock Bowl; 280 Coxwell Ave.; 416-406-2695; www.shamrockbowl.ca; rates vary
Playtime Bowl
With forty-eight lanes of 10-pin bowling and state of the art facilities, this is definitely not your average alley.
Playtime Bowl; 33 Samor Rd.; 416-787-4533; www.playtimebowl.com; check here for rates.
Danforth Bowl
Between the Rock and Roll bowling nights and a fully licensed bar, this is one big party waiting to happen.
Danforth Bowl; 1554 Danforth Ave. (at Coxwell Ave.); 416-463-3000; www.danforthbowl.com; rates vary
North Park Bowl
The low hourly rate (including shoes!) is the reason this spot makes our list. Just be sure to go early, they close at 9pm on Saturday and Sundays.
North Park Bowl; 1359 Lawrence Ave. W., North York; 416-240-9373; $10/hour
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