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To deter against fraudulent activity, all credit card transactions are now linked to the NYPD cyber crimes unit. Should you need to make any changes to your reservation, please call us at 21. There are no age restrictions on SUNDAY-THURSDAY nights. Photo identification must be provided by all individuals. We are 21+ after 8pm Friday & Saturday, even if accompanied by an adult. Pre-Booked lanes cannot be cancelled or refunded. Late parties will not get refunded for lost bowling time. Please arrive early to allow ample time for gathering shoes and settling into your lanes.

All outside bags are subject to search, and wrapped gifts will unfortunately not be allowed in the venue unless they can be opened by security.

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Selima Optique is located at 59 Wooster Street between Broome and Spring Streets in SoHo (21, ).Our suggested dress code is upscale casual. The shop will occasionally host sample sales fraught with discounted frames, and you can book an appointment with optometrist if you don't already have a prescription. Employees here are endlessly helpful, and they'll fix your glasses if you happen to, say, leave them by your bed and step on them in the morning. Hip designers, luxury brands, and owner Selima Salaun's own lines can be found here, with frames running from about $200 to $400, depending on the brand. SELIMA OPTIQUE: For more fancy frames, Selima Optique's SoHo shop's got a solid selection of high-end, stylish frames. Moscot has three locations in NYC: 108 Orchard Street at Delancey Street on the Lower East Side (21, ) 69 West 14th Street at 6th Avenue in Greenwich Village (21, ) and at 159 Court Street between Dean and Pacific Streets in Cobble Hill, Brooklyn (71, ). They've also got in-store optometrists that'll nail down your prescription, and friendly staff will help you find the coolest frames to fit your face. Glasses here can climb into the $200s (or higher, if you're looking for special additions), though they do take some vision insurance, which is a bonus.

Thankfully, the century-old business-which got its start as an eyeglass pushcart back in the early 1900s-simply shifted down the block, and continues to sell its classic, high-end label on the Lower East Side, with outposts in Cobble Hill and in Greenwich Village. MOSCOT: It was a sad day when Sol Moscot's iconic eyes were forced to relocate from their Orchard Street home a few years back. Warby Parker has four locations in Manhattan: 161 Avenue of the Americans, 2nd Floor, between Spring and Vandam Streets in SoHo (64, ) 121 Greene Street between Prince and Houston Streets in SoHo (64, ) 1209 Lexington Avenue at East 82nd Street on the Upper East Side (64, ) and at 819 Washington Street at Gansevoort Street in the Meatpacking District (64, ). And as a bonus, for every pair of eyeglasses a customer purchases, the company will donate to someone in need. They've got in-store optometrists and they'll take prescriptions that are under a year old. Stylish frames here run only $95 (high-index lenses cost about $30 more), and you can spend as much time perusing their showrooms as you wish, using fancy measuring devices and in-store Instagram photobooths to find your most flattering pair. WARBY PARKER: Once the true mark of a nearsighted hipster, it seems like everyone and their mother and their erstwhile mayor's been donning Warby Parker these days.

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