Plum Hollow Lanes
đ Southfield, MI
Plum Hollow Lanes in Southfield has been renovated with updated lanes, a small arcade section, a bar, and clean facilities. A casual neighborhood bowling center open for leagues and recreational play.
I really like this place. Not overly crowded. Its been renovated and has a small arcade space. Bathrooms are really nice. The food was good. It has a bar. Not sure how the drinks are. My only complaint is that the rails don't go all the way down, so my kids still got gutter balls.
đ Family Action Verdict
Best for families with children aged 4 and up looking for a low-key, uncrowded bowling outing without the noise and scale of a mega-venue. The arcade gives younger kids an alternative activity. Parents with very young children should confirm bumper rail availability and coverage before booking.
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oatmealbrownie09
âI really like this place. Not overly crowded. Its been renovated and has a small arcade space. Bathrooms are really nice. The food was good. It has a bar. Not sure how the drinks are. My only complaint is that the rails don't go all the way down, so my kids still got gutter balls.â
Brian Cokley
âGreat place to be on a Saturday Nightâ
Keyon Brown
âGood Ole Plum Hollow. I love this place.â
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Overview
Plum Hollow Lanes on West Nine Mile Road has undergone a renovation adding updated lanes, refreshed bathrooms, and a small arcade section. The venue operates a bar and snack counter alongside recreational and league bowling. Reviewers note it avoids the overwhelming crowds of larger metro centers. One reviewer notes that bumper rails do not run the full lane length â children may remains get occasional gutter balls.
