Address and Contact Information
Address: 75 WI-35, Centuria, WI 54824
Phone: (715) 646-2228
Website: http://mckenzielanes.com/
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Reviews
We absolutely loved our Friday Night Fish Fry at McKenzie Lanes! For just $15, you get four 2-2.5” pieces of superfine cornmeal battered cod, your choice of French fries or a baked potato (served with butter and sour cream), plus baked beans ( a bit on the sweet side), coleslaw, and a dinner roll. A classic Wisconsin spread done right.
The bowling area has 8 lanes, just $20 an hour, and $2 shoe rentals. Whether you’re local or visiting from the Cities, it’s an affordable night out for couples, families, or anyone who loves a little competition.
The staff? Warm, friendly, and genuinely helpful. Every question we had was answered with a smile. The whole place has a relaxed, small-town vibe — the kind where you instantly feel like you’ve been coming here for years. The bar alone has 25+ stools, 6 beers on the taps, and a big dining area with both high-tops and low-tops.
One thing we loved: while you can NOT eat your food or drink on the hardwood section of the bowling floor, the owners have built custom counters with comfortable seating facing the lanes, so you can eat or sip a drink without issue. Super thoughtful touch.
Our meals came out fast and piping hot, which is exactly what you want on a Friday night.
The menu’s surprisingly varied — 10”, 12”, and 14” pizzas, hearty bowls of chili topped with cheddar, raw onions, and sour cream, taco salads, and 15+ appetizers, from classic cheese curds to crab rangoon. They’ve also got weekly favorites like Taco Tuesday and (of course) the beloved Friday Fish Fry. Kids Meals. Happy Hour runs Monday–Friday: $1 off drinks.
It’s a family-friendly spot with fun extras like modern skill games for all ages and a digital jukebox that keeps the atmosphere lively. The restrooms were spotless (the counter in the women’s restroom could use an update ). The parking lot is enormous—honestly, it feels like the whole town could show up and you’d still find a place.
Five stars all the way — Great food, great bowling, and an even better staff. A true small-town gem that’s worth the drive.
Employee (I think her name was Sue) was friendly, efficient and very helpful.
The lanes were clean and well-lit. The food was excellent and arrived pretty quickly even though the place was busy.
We will definitely be back.
We ordered are food and it took over an hour to get it and a person in your group order a Dr.pepper it took 30 minutes to get that pop
We waited so long that most of party had to get Togo containers so they take it home with them
I’m very disappointed in the service at this place and I would never recommend this place to eat at.
The food on occasionally very good, but often not.
This final occasion there was one other table and when we ordered they were served at same time.
We ordered 2 entrees and soup.
After a 25 minute wait the server bought out our soup and entrees at the same time.
The soup while excellent the entrees were over cooked and cold.
It’s not like this place is ever very busy, but there were 3 servers basically standing around.
The few other customers were very drunk loud and rude, yet the bartenders kept pouring.
Recently a new cafe opened up across the street.
And their croweded parking lot indicates where everyone chooses to eat now.
Support local businesses, unless it’s this place.
I don’t think they will be around after the next bowling season.