How Hahn’s Lanes became The 10th Frame, and why not much else changed.
since 2002, and long before that
Appleton has bowled here for over seventy years
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These lanes opened as Hahn's Lanes and stayed in the Hahn family for three
generations. Chad Van Daalwyk bowled here from the age of seven, worked as
a shoe boy, and bought the place from the Hahns in 2002 and renamed it
The 10th Frame. It's still family owned and family run.
The kitchen opened in 2004 and has been going ever since: hand-pattied
burgers, homemade chips, pizzas, and the fish fry people drive across the
Valley for. Same building, same bar, same idea: a place where every age
in Appleton ends up at the same time.
This old school bowling alley is where you need to be 😎 The atmosphere
is amazing, the staff is great, the food was amazing! And there's always
plenty to do! If you know how to bowl and use a score card, this is the
place for you!
VickyGoogle review“
Had a party there yesterday for a friend. Never knew about the back room.
The atmosphere is awesome. Bowling alley was small and older but if you
know how to keep score, it works. Pizza was good. Recommend the place,
esp for private parties.
Keith BredaelGoogle review“
Beautiful room and awesome food to celebrate graduation of our
granddaughter! People had fun bowling and it was perfect for the party!
