Mahall's

A quirky place with several unique venues within: bowling alleys, a 70’s style basement bar, a regular bar and a live music/dj room. The DJ room could use a bit of styling to make it really cool - it feels a bit stark and outdated. Otherwise a fun place to dance and enjoy.

We went to see a band in The Roxy Auditorium at Mahall's and had a great time! Entry was easy. The space is large and modern, standing room only. The bartenders were very friendly and helpful. The sound was particularly good, clear and not overly loud. We are excited to return!

The atmosphere here is such a trip. Who knew having multiple music venues, killer food, an old school bowling alley, and a 70's style cocktail bar would combine for such a unique and lively hangout spot. It's hard to experience it all in one night, so I recommend hitting it up a few nights to really dive in. Peace.

My friends and I came here on a whim, and there wasn't any wait at all. (Though of course, it was a week day)The biggest draw is how cheap it is to bowl here. I only had to pay ~$35 for an hour with one lane and something like ~$3 per shoe rental! Some places downtown are like $30 per person! There's a bar and restaurant with a fairly sizeable selection of foods, beers, and cocktails. Our group shared a bunch of chicken tenders and wings, and they were all delicious! The barbecue wings were especially good! There are at least 10 lanes, but the way they're numbered, I believe there are 20 total. There is a thrift store-esque shop on the main floor, and the bar is on the same floor. They keep most of the bowling balls on this level, and there is a place you can take pictures as well. You walk down the stairs, and there is a lounge with another bar, and 10 bowling lanes on the other side. The building seems really old, and all the lanes are low-tech, which means you have to KEEP TRACK OF YOUR OWN SCORE ON PAPER! It was so much fun, though, and I can't recommend it enough!

Nested in Lakewood this hidden gem will not only send your tastebuds into overdrive but you will def have random thoughts of their awesome. Me and my husband recently stopped in and tried their Board Board and we were throughly impressed. Their brunch board is full of so many amazing breakfast items. Everything is flavorful. Their drinks are amazing and I really love the overall rustic look of the restaurant. The staff is friendly, service was excellent and it’s for sure a repeat spot!!!

Mahall's Twenty Lanes is a true gem in the heart of Cleveland. With its retro decor and lively atmosphere, it's the perfect spot to grab a bite, enjoy a drink, and have some fun with friends. The menu at Mahall's Twenty Lanes is a testament to classic American cuisine, with a few twists that are sure to excite even the most discerning palate. The burgers are a standout, featuring juicy, flavorful patties and a variety of toppings that range from the traditional to the unexpected. The sandwiches are just as impressive, with combinations that are both creative and delicious. But what really sets Mahall's Twenty Lanes apart is the bowling. The lanes are well-maintained and the perfect way to spend an evening with friends or family. And if bowling isn't your thing, there are plenty of other activities to keep you entertained, including arcade games and live music. Overall, Mahall's Twenty Lanes is a must-visit for anyone looking for a fun, delicious, and memorable night out in Cleveland. With its welcoming staff, fantastic food, and entertaining activities, it's no wonder that this spot has become a local favorite.

Mahall's is a special place. Part old school bowling alley, part concert venue/thrift shop and part bar/restaurant. They are a great example of a business that has managed to stay relevant and cool despite the changing times. The bowling alley is a time capsule that gives you a peek back to the golden age of bowling. No automatic scoring, real wood lanes, and no walls of giant screens like a lot of alleys nowadays. It's so rare to find a place like this as most alleys have since "upgraded" or closed down completely. Bowling at an alley like Mahall's is an experience I'd encourage any bowling fan to try. In addition to the lanes, Mahall's has a great concert space and bar/restaurant. It's very easy to spend an entire night out at Mahall's. Nothing better than bowling a few games before eating dinner and wrapping it up with a music show. I don't know if there's any place that does it better in Cleveland.

My first time coming to Mahall’s was actually a decent experience, my friend ordered me a drink that was not tasty at all but my friend loved them. I will stick to shots! I did not get a chance to bowl because it was a tournament this night, but I loved the basement vibes w/ the old chairs and couches and they even have a television w/ a butt on it playing old commercials. I will come back to be able to bowl and eat some food.