Lace up those rental shoes and get ready for a game (or two) of bowling at Middletown's Mid County Lanes. If a bite's all you're after, then you'll want to stop by this alley for a delicious fill of their home-cooked food. With its kid-friendly vibe, this alley is a great spot for families. Parking is plentiful, so guests can feel free to bring their vehicles.

People of all ages can have fun at Elkton's Elk Lanes bowling the night away. When you're out and about in the area, you'll love that this alley has a restaurant to take care of any last minute hunger. Grab the kids when you head to this alley — its family-oriented atmosphere perfect for the whole clan. Parking is plentiful, so guests can feel free to bring their vehicles.

Pool hall lovers will enjoy heading on over to Wood Lanes in Pilesgrove for an amazing round of pool. Feeling hungry? Sit down for a bite to eat at this alley 's restaurant. Save money on a sitter — kids are welcome to join in the fun at this alley. There are plenty of TVs in the bar to go around as well, so customers don't have to worry about missing out on anything. Parking is plentiful, so patrons can feel free to bring their vehicles.

"You're up." At more than 200 AMF Bowling locations across the U.S., that message is passed between friends as they heft a ball, step to the line, and take aim. Now synonymous with bowling, AMF was founded in 1901 as American Machine and Foundry. It wasn't until 1946 that the company made a splash in bowling, when it introduced the automated pin spotter to the public. Today, AMF's nationwide network of bowling centers is a source of year-round entertainment for people of all ages. Outfitted with a classic bowling alley design, the centers also feature the latest technologies, from high-tech scoring systems to the ability to share experiences on social media. Bowlers can also refuel on a menu of American foods when they get hungry or the little heart-shaped meter above their heads begins blinking.

For nearly 40 years, First State Lanes has kept pastimers and ardent tenpin enthusiasts furnished with waxed lanes, snack-bar provender, and accouterments from a fully stocked pro shop. Amateurs hurl spheroids at lanes alongside semi-pros doing battle in colorful league uniforms or impressive gladiator outfits. During rounds, the full-service snack bar slings pizzas, plates of signature chicken tenders, and a selection of beers. During the evenings, bouts of cosmic red-pin bowling cast pins in crimson and black-light glow, and any bowler who throws a strike that houses le pin rouge wins a dollar. For less alley-based diversions, guests can saunter over to the game room to play pool and arcade games.

Whether you prefer brown or white rice, Wilmington's Golden Bowl offers tasty side dishes that pair perfectly with delicious entrees. Golden Bowl is creating healthy meals that are enticing to anyone's taste buds. This restaurant's most sought after items include Hot and Sour Soup, Wonton Soup, Egg Roll, and Veg Egg Roll. Golden Bowl is located near endless parking options, allowing diners to find quick and easy parking. You'll typically spend about $30 per person to dine at Golden Bowl, so plan your budget accordingly. So when you're in the mood for some good fortune and great Chinese fare, make your way to Golden Bowl.