Earlier this month, the newly improved Corner Alley reopened its doors to show off the results of a two-month overhaul of the downtown location. With 16 lanes (including a few in a tucked-away corner for groups), two full bars, 24 beers on tap, a dining room with more than 50 seats and three dozen shareable appetizers, snacks, sliders and pizzas, there are a lot of reasons to love the refreshed space.
We can't (and probably wouldn't) share our fried fish sliders ($10) here, but if you haven't had a chance to check it out yet, our photo tour is a good place to start.
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| Bowlers waiting for their turn on the lane can take in a game (or four) on overhead high-definition TVs. |
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| Floor-to-ceiling windows and outdoor patio spaces offer lots of people-watching opportunities. |
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Though the main bowling space is huge, there's more below with a soon-to-open arcade game downstairs.
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| Clean and modern lanes offer stuffed chairs, in-lane food and drink service and vintage tabletop arcade games. |
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| Awash in light, a tabletop shuffleboard beckons to a second bar and more secluded lanes. |
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| What goes better with bowling than bourbon? Also find about 18 cocktails, a dozen wines and 60 brews available here. |
Bowling lanes can accommodate up to eight bowlers at a time. Friday through Sunday lanes cost $25 per hour before 5 p.m. or $35 per hour after 5. Weekdays are $15 per hour before 5 and $30 per hour after 5. Shoe rental is an additional $3.50 per person or free from 2-6 p.m.
The Corner Alley Downtown, 402 Euclid Ave., Cleveland, 216-298-4070, thecorneralley.com; Sun-Thu 11:30 a.m.-midnight, Fri & Sat 11:30 a.m.-2 a.m. |
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