Timber Lanes, Chicago
If you like to sample the bowling culture of any city you visit, this is a fine choice; there are eight well-kept lanes, a cash bar, a good jukebox, and a few references to The Big Lebowski.
If you like to sample the bowling culture of any city you visit, this is a fine choice; there are eight well-kept lanes, a cash bar, a good jukebox, and a few references to The Big Lebowski. Might be wise to call ahead for availability in the early evening, though, as there are a few leagues.
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About Timber Lanes
1851 West Irving Park Road, Chicago, IL, United States
+1 773-549-9770
Timber Lanes and Nearby Sights on Map
Martyrs'
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The Old-Town School of Folk Music
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