Ten Pin Tap House - Moses Lake

I always have an explosion that comes here at any time of the day or every day of the week. The staff cracks me, the atmosphere is half-chaotic, because this building is not only a management house, but a restaurant, arcade, bowling alley and a casino all wrapped in one! It has its charm! The food is pretty good and the drinks are usually fantastic! Some of the workers I appreciate most are Joe, Stephanie, Hailey and Brittany. You are always so kind to me and have the most conversation

Mozzarella Stick were ok, your atypical frozen sticks. Hamburgers were good, but an overgrown meat. But apart from that, they were delicious. The tricky pumices were the bomb, the mummy and her frieze.

Server was friendly. The website oversold the food. The food is average at best. I ordered a salad and it looked more like soup with far too much dressing. The fried food actually was cooked good but that’s hard to mess up. We asked for side plates to share appetizers and were given some paper plates which was hilarious and weird. All 5 of us unanimously agreed that we probably wouldn’t eat there again.

Love coming here but when Sabrita, or whatever her name is, is our waitress we have a bad time. Walked down to the restaurant side of the booths and was about to sit down at the only available booth. It was dirty which we didn’t mind. Told my husband I didn’t mind sitting here while waiting for it to be cleaned. The waitress came and grabbed the cups and ticket left on the table and gave us her rag and told us we could clean the table ourselves and walked away. She obviously didn’t want to help us from the beginning so she sent Nick. He was GREAT! This isn’t my first time coming here and her having an attitude and be completely rude for no reason. She should not be in the customer service business with her attitude.

Bartender was amazing. Wish I had real ones back home. Very personable and got me what I ordered quickly.Parking: Lots of general parking, free of chargeWheelchair accessibility: Easy accessibility for wheelchairs.