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Here's the Country Club Lanes in Sacramento, CA. This bowling alley is part of the Country Club Centre which is on Watt Ave. and has a bowling alley, hofbrau, pool hall, Tower Records, and other shops. The bowling alley has that space age look to it. The alley is open 24 hours a day and features a live DJ and glow-in-the-dark bowling 7 days a week, becoming a fun and available stop. 11-05
For more information, see the Cambrian Bowl website. 02-09
4th Street Bowl lettering on side of alley For more information, see the 4th Street Bowl website. 02-09
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Cambrian Bowl
Independently owned and operated since 1958, Cambrian Bowl is located in San Jose’s Cambrian Park Plaza Shopping Center. The suburban bowling center features 32 lanes, a coffee shop, pizza parlor, cocktail lounge, and Skip Pavone’s “World of Bowling” Pro Shop.
4th Street Bowl marquee
San Jose’s 4th Street Bowl is the last remaining bowling center in the downtown area. The center opened in 1958 with 32 lanes, a restaurant, coffee shop, billiard room, nursery room, and the “Red Fox Den” cocktail lounge. With the exception of the nursery, the same offering exists today.