Lucky Strike Bowling Alley / Lounge / Restaurant / Sports Bar

Crowd

Giants pre- and post-gamers, posh young professionals, local techies and coworkers with party reservations, trendy groups of girls who don’t mind an alley with a little more class, and some families during the day, 20s to 40s.

Entertainment / Music

Twelve bowling lanes, two in the VIP area. Dozens of TVs and projection screens above the lanes tuned to almost every sporting event imaginable.

Music ranges from classic rock to club pop. Pool tables. Trivia game. Claw machine.

Food / Miscellaneous

Menu includes sliders, fondue, mac & cheese, assorted finger foods, and a small selection of sushi.

Small-party reservations available for groups of 8 to 19. Private/corporate event reservations available for 20+. First come first served unless booking a small-party reservation.

Prices

Small bites $3.50–$7+, sliders and tacos $10–$14, sushi rolls $7.50–$10+, fondue (serves two/three) $15, sweets $4–$6. Beer $5–$7, wine $7–$12, cocktails $11–$13.

Lane rental $6/person per game or $40/lane per hour any day before 5pm. M–Th, Su after 5pm $7/person per game or $50/lane per hour. F–Sa hourly rate $60/lane per hour for up to 10 people.

Shoe rental $4.50. VIP room rental $500–$1,000/hour plus food and beverage minimum for at least 25 guests.

What to Wear / Dress Code

Casual to trendy: lots of athletic attire on game days, otherwise mostly slacks, designer jeans, button-downs, sexy skirts, fitted sweaters.

Hot Nights / When to Go

Before and after catching a game at AT&T ballpark; Friday and Saturday nights for a long wait to bowl with a big trendy crowd; or earlier in the week with a group reservation to chill with friends and snag a few pricey strikes.

Close By

The Brickhouse Café (426 Brannan Street) is a lively neighborhood spot and a great place to grab a bite before heading to the Giants game.