Lucky Strike Southlands

Lived near southlands for almost 20 years. This new bowling alley opened up recently and we decided to give it a try. Super clean was the first impression. Got to meet both managers Jessica and Ben (General Manager) whom both were super pleasant and you can tell they wanted to be there.Had tons of tvs to watch the football game as we bowled. Food came out hot and fresh. My favorite was the cookie skillet. The arcade had really good games and they all actually worked! Super cool prizes as well.Overall a great addition to the neighborhood!

This place was a great time for the whole family. The arcade had an amazing prize vault with signed jerseys from everyone's favorites Jokic and McKinnon.It's about $12 a person to bowl per game plus $6 for the shoe rental. Similar to Bowlero pricing (same ownership I think) but no discounts offered yet, since they just opened.Food and drinks were a bit pricy but everyone loved their meal and the drinks were strong. The chicken tenders got rave reviews all around. We spent about $280 for a family of 4 with 1 game of bowling and food but.With a side of fries coming in at about $13, I think we made reasonable choices.The place is brand new, clean and had something for everyone. The staff were attentive and helpful with menu choices. This place was great for family night out but would've also been a great date night.We will definitely be back again soon.

Great time with the family. Management and staff was fantastic all around. Best bowling I've experienced.

Now open!!! New Lucky Strike in Southlands! This is not like your normal bowling alley it has a full bar w/ all the best top shelf liquor & a Gastropub!!! Plenty of TVs for sporting events while bowling and huge arcade!!! Ample seating, lanes and food & beverage options for all from youngins to Adults!!! This is definitely Southlands new Hot Spot! People especially Bent Barley crew start signing up for bowling leagues & teams here. Southlands y'all finally got something right after 15 years!!! Finally a useful Anchor establishment for all to enjoy!!!

Lucky strike just opened up at the Southland shopping center about a month ago. I love that there's a huge parking lot with plenty of spaces even for larger cars. Went to opening celebration to see what the hype was all about. I've never been to a Lucky strike . I have a friend who worked at the previous business prior to Lucky strike opening . They laughed so hard when they walked in and saw that the prize vault redemption area used to be the bathroom area, and above that used to be office spaces. Lucky strike completely remade the area. The set up was so creative and open. There was a large arcade area with lots of different types of games. There was something for everyone-claw machines, sport games, racing games, and games for little ones. The process to rent a lane was smooth. You give them your phone number and you would get a text message saying that you were checked in they would give you a text message saying that they were cleaning the lane and then you would get a text message saying that your lane was ready. On the grand opening invite it said we would get to play a free bowling game with shoes included. They had a menu at the lanes to purchase food which I wasn't intending on doing, but as I was there waiting for three hours to bowl. I ordered their tenders and fries which I think was outrageous in their price offering at $16. For what you got , that was not acceptable at all! The pretzel and cheese offering was a more reasonable price. I would say order their avalanche nachos for the price and quantity ratio. Also, I saw that bao bun offering that you got more food on those plates. Same for the pizza. I still don't understand why the tenders were one of the most expensive items and the least amount of food. In the end, ordered a margarita , Pepsi, one bottle of angry orchard , tenders and fries and pretzel bites with cheese came out to a little over $52 plus a $10 tip. Middle of the road price for what I got ...not happy, not crazy bothered either. But like I said, you just have to look out for the best quantity for the best prices. I was explained by one of the team members, his name was Henry, who was so nice and took a lot of time to explain the concept behind Lucky strike. He explained about the pin string bowling lanes. They are about 5 feet shorter than regulation lanes. He was just an all-around friendly team member and really great to our party. Wendy was our server. She was fantastic. She was five stars on her customer service. She was so kind , checked on us the entire three hours as we were waiting. She refilled Waters and gave us whatever other fountain drink after the one Pepsi because the Pepsi was down throughout the day. It was just that one flavor that was down too. A member of our party had to catch a flight to Canada and was getting impatient after about the three hour mark and checked on our lane and they took us immediately. I don't know what happened with all that, but that was a little frustrating , again this is on a grand opening day with free bowling , there's gonna be hiccups. They were showing football games and the Goonies movie on repeat which was fun. The DJ was appropriate in the music, the bathrooms were absolutely sparkling clean. I will most likely come back , thank you Lucky strike for the chance to get to know you in this neighborhood.

Lucky Strike is the newest bowling alley in town. It features great lanes, vibes and a gastropub (the food smelled delicious!!!). Their beer prices are very reasonable. A tower of beer was only $35 - which is a great price in my opinion! They also have an arcade area that's fun, including a Photo Booth! The prizes are also pretty good when you go to cash in your tickets. The prices are a little steep - but I'd consider this a luxury bowling alley, not your everyday bowling alley

Way too expensive! $92 for an hour and a half of bowling for two people with shoe rental! Won't last long at that price!

save your money and go to celebrity lanes or boondocks. spent $160 for 2 people for less then 1 hour and 30 minutes of bowling. no food or drinks included. the customer service was bad as well, after the confusion of why we were getting charged that the worker had a terrible attitude and told us if we had a problem we could do a survey for 5 dollars off our next visit.

$150 for 3 games 3 people. No food or drink. Can go 5 minutes away to Arapahoe Bowling and pay $50 3 games 3 people. Absolute rip off and a terrible place.