Not the best, but serviceable.
The equipment is old, but there are so many lanes that it's almost always possible to get one or two for yourself for practice. It's also easy to park. These two factors are enough to sway me towards this place over nearby Scottsdale lanes.
The help is an interesting blend of interesting people. Sometimes you have to be quite assertive with them in regards to discounts, etc. I get the feeling they are kinda winging it, amazed at how really expensive it is to run a business like a bowling alley, and how little profit it really makes.
Haven't tried the food but I would expect it to be not the best, but serviceable.
So I would call this an authentic bowling experience whereas Lucky Strike (or even Scottsdale Lanes) is more like the refined, distilled, sanitized "urban bowler" type experience for people who probably wouldn't bowl otherwise.