If you fancy showing off your Ten-Pin Bowling skills, slip on those special shoes and slide on down to Rowans Bowl in the heart of Finsbury Park.
Set over two floors, each level has 12 lanes, a bar that stays open until 2am, food outlets, large satellite screens, pool tables, amusement machines and dancefloors complete with dazzling lighting effects. DJs are on hand on Friday, Saturday and Sunday nights to entertain any flagging bowlers.
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If you fancy showing off your Ten-Pin Bowling skills, slip on those special shoes and slide on down to Rowans Bowl in the heart of Finsbury Park.
