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5 Amazing Bowling Alleys In New York You Don’t Want To Miss
...one, $40 per lane/hour 3. Frames Bowling Lounge Frames Bowling lounge is a luxurious experience if you decide to treat yourself today. The setting is modern and elegant, with 26 lanes of bowling, a ful...
The Best Bowling Alleys in NYC’s Outer Boroughs
...” going-out activity. These five bowling alleys around the boroughs—yes, there is bowling beyond Bowlmor—combine the nightlife elements you seek on a Friday or Saturday night with the good, old-fashion...
Best Bowling Alley in Brooklyn
...hattan has a serious shortage of bowling lanes, and the few out there are frankly too trendy and expensive, even for this island; $10 a drink on top of the $6 shoe rental and $9 bowling rate is a lousy...
10 Ways to Celebrate Presidents’ Day Weekend in New York City
...filling up on brunch, grab your bowling shoes and find out who’s lucky enough to get a strike. It’s a fun activity with hearty food that the whole family can join in on. Nearest subway: Take the G to...
10 Cheap and Free Things to Do in Brooklyn
...ake the N train to Coney Island. Bowling at the Gutter | $3 for shoes; game price varies Where: Williamsburg, Brooklyn When: Daily Why: This stylish 21+ bowling spot is a throwback to those dark alleys...
Mini Guide to Philadelphia: Northern Liberties Neighborhood
...t to put on the smartest looking bowling shoes I’ve ever seen. So go and spike a bowling ball into a nihilist’s gut, blow up your car, go out for hamburgers, steal your car back, threaten a high school...
9 Things to Do on New Year’s Day Around NYC
...o peaks in the highlands. $69 Go Bowling Start the New Year with a satisfying strike at one of five bowling alleys in the outer boroughs. Brooklyn Bowl is hosting a Family Bowl with brunch, and is offe...
Romantic Adventures: The Best Bar Games in NYC
...you can spare $7 for a round of bowling or splurge at LEED-certified Brooklyn Bowl ($20/half hour) for some fried chicken and live music; throw a few back at the large, unpretentious bar while you wai...
Get Up and Ride: A Self-Guided Bike Tour of Williamsburg, Brooklyn
...of the Brooklyn Brewery (and go bowling after at the adjoining bowling alley/concert venue). Do the luxurious and renowned Scandinavian prix-fixe dinner at Aska, the not-so-secret-anymore restaurant i...
Sarah Knapp is a Brooklyn based entrepreneur whose love for the outdoors and community building led her to the October 2013 creation of OutdoorFest. She has a BA in History, is a Wilderness First Responder and a NY state hiking, camp and boating guide. Her proudest achievement to date is reading the Aeneid in Latin. 
Allison was one of our first top writers and Chief Editor but is no longer working with offMetro. Allison is a native New Yorker, who has lived in Rome, Tuscany, Melbourne, Toronto and Los Angeles. She frequently contributed travel pieces to Family Travel Forum, using her own children as guinea pigs as they travel the globe. She never missed a chance to sample local delicacies, as her love for travel goes hand-in-hand with her love for food and wine. 
Josh Laskin is a freelance travel writer and photographer based in the White Mountains of New Hampshire. When he is not at work or on the road, you can find him in the mountains snowboarding, climbing, hiking, fly fishing, mountain biking, and eating bagel bites.
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Kate E. O’Hara is a New York based freelance writer and photographer who loves all things food—especially the people who make it and market it. Her writing aims to capture the essence of the food experience; the stories that go well beyond a plate of ingredients. In addition to her love of food, Kate is also known to have a hankering for red wine and craft beer. You can also find Kate on Instagram