Alley Oops Midtown

0 miles

Expand for hours

Monday, Wednesday-Friday 4pm-2am
Saturday-Sunday 11:30am-2am
Closed on Tuesday, visit our Uptown location on 131st Street

5509 Coastal Hwy, Ocean City, MD 21842

(443) 664-7084

Website

Introducing the newest family-friendly restaurant in Ocean City, Maryland!

Alley Oops features an upscale dining menu in a family-friendly environment. Enjoy everything from fresh seafood to burgers. And delicious food isn't the only thing Alley Oops offers - enjoy playing the newest arcade games, multiplayer virtual reality, and even mini bowling! And are you wondering what separates the arcade from the dining area? A live shark tank!

Bring the whole family and enjoy the yummy food and exciting games at Alley Oops!

Cuisine

American, Beach Food, Seafood

Dining Options

Accommodates Groups, Bar/Lounge, Carry-Out, Happy Hour, Kid Friendly, Lite Fare, Open Year Round, Outdoor Dining

Meal Types

Lunch, Lite Fare, Dinner, Dessert

Recent Reviews

LCNB53 : 5 on 9/2/2026 4:23 am

Such a great place! We ate dinner, bowled, and played some games. The shark tank is very cool. They had a deal where you received a $10 arcade card with any entree purchase after 8pm, even on a Saturday. This gave us enough credits for bowling + some extra. Got our drinks in bowling pins, which was fun. I had a delicious mocktail which was only $5. Only thing is the listing mentioned duckpin bowling, but it was just mini bowling on strings. Still worth it, and we had a blast.

Meg Vans : 5 on 7/10/2026 12:40 am

Love this place every time we come to OC. Food is good and atmosphere is good. Waitress/waiters/hostess could do better. Some people will walk out just on the staff. Work on that. But their food is always delicious! Arcade is amazing and so is the bowling and they are open late. Their cheese steak egg rolls are terrible please save your money. But the TSUNAMI SMASH BURGER and SEAFOOD QUESADILLAS were delicious.

LevFr : 4 on 5/4/2026 4:39 pm

This doesn’t quite look or feel like a traditional bowling alley—if anything, it comes across more like a lively local beer hall. It was noisy and rather overcrowded during our visit.
There’s a large arcade area packed with the usual attractions for kids (roughly 5–12), which clearly keeps that part of the audience very happy. The equipment has seen better days, though it’s still perfectly usable.
One important point: they run a mini-version of bowling, with shorter lanes and lighter balls. It’s an entirely different game, really—and something that would be helpful to spell out more clearly on the website to avoid confusion.
Food is pretty much what you’d expect in this setting—nothing remarkable and not especially healthy-looking—but the crowd seemed perfectly content with it.
To their credit, the staff were exceptionally helpful, even while working under noticeable pressure from the sheer volume of visitors.
Food: 4
Service: 3
Atmosphere: 4
Noise level: Very loud, hard to hear
Parking: Plenty of spaces available