Fowling Warehouse - Hamtramck

I had an absolute blast! It was all of us first time going and we enjoyed ourselves thoroughly. So much fun! Our ball kept popping to the other side hitting others pins and vice versa. It was hilarious!My brother in law is a football coach so this was right up his alley. He went on and on about how he wanted to bring the team back to help them with their aiming and posture. The drinks were top notch and the service was amazing. The only downside is that they don't have a kitchen so you have to order out and have it delivered via doordash or something. But there is a pizza place that delivers there also. It's also a pretty good size facility. They have two sides with lanes. It's such a great atmosphere and place to go when you wanna have fun.

Always a fun time at the Fowling Warehouse in Hamtramck! My favorite time to come here is before DCFC games. It's a great spot to park, play some fowling ($5 cover charge before DCFC games), and march with the rest of the Northern Guard to Keyworth Stadium for the game!The Fowling Warehouse also has a bar with beer/other drink options, gender neutral bathrooms, and tons of space for viewing or play fowling (so many different lanes!) and is just generally such a big warehouse space for fun!

Throwing footballs at bowling pins... what's not to like? I like the beer selection and the fact that you can bring your own food in. Always makes for a fun group hang.That said, I wish they were a bit clearer on the etiquette to wait for a game. Too many people try to cut in line or try to stay in a lane after losing. Could be as simple as having signs around the play areas. Sometimes, getting a game in on weekend nights takes forever, but it's still a great time.

This is the 3rd location I have been to for fowling, it's grown so much from the first location in the back lot of the bar in Detroit eons ago. Was at the 2nd location elsewhere in Detroit before moving to hamtramck. The game is much harder than it looks. It costs $120 to reserve a lane. We did open fowling tonight and had to wait for the loser on the lane we were waiting on for open fowling. They used to not charge for people not playing but charge $10 for everyone, that's no fun for people not paying to be charged for playing, even says online that they don't charge if you don't play. It's packed for a Saturday night, lots of bday and bachelorette and bachelor parties. Lots of can, beer and draft beer options. There are large round tables along the alley cages for larger parties too. Rules are on the red wall by the restrooms.

First time here and definitely had a blast. $12 for unlimited play and thought it was well worth the play. Would recommend coming out here with a group of friends.

This is one of my favorite places that I can't wait to go back to once social distancing is lifted. We have come here on several occasions. We were here twice for birthday parties and a few times for Detroit FC pre parties! It gets very busy. So pack your patience. Parking is an issue. Be prepared to park pretty far away and walk. Bring ID. They may refuse you entrance after 9 pm. There are a few bar areas, but during busy times getting a drink can be an issue. I can't throw a football. So I just stay to the side and cheer and drink of course. If you have a party you can bring in outside food. If you're there for the game you can start off there and March across the street to the stadium to show your support! Super fun. This is a fun spot for a date night or for a party. I can't wait to go back!

What a fun experience! When I tell my California friends about this, they comment - "So Michigan!" Hell yeah, we have the space out here and we love being active, amirite fellow Michganders?! But anyways, I called in advance to reserve a lane in the private area. It was $120 for 2 hours w/max of 8 people per lane. They'll charge half on your card to hold the deposit & when you arrive, they'll charge the remaining. We intentionally scheduled our slot AROUND FC tailgates because I hear it can get prettty crowded in here when the tailgating crowd gets going. I liked how chill it was because it was hard enough to swat away footballs with half the warehouse full! Bring food & snacks because they allow it!

The most asinine thing ever. No skill involved, just the luck of the bounce.Constantly throwing footballs back to players 3 lanes over.I can't think of anything less fun than this idiocy!What a colossal waste of time and money!

Fun friend and/or family game; lots of action! Coat/purse hooks just outside the fowling arenas. Also a ledge to place your drink while you're playing. Players be prepared to get hit with footballs from all directions. There are several tables and chairs outside of the arenas to watch the action. This is a safe zone, because the fowling arena is surrounded by a chain link fence. Friendly staff running the beverage counter. Plenty of beer choices. A good variety of canned craft beers. A few varieties on tap. Pop and bottled water for purchase. Clean restroom. Before you enter they will check your license/picture ID. They will check all of your bags, backpacks. No outside beverages allowed in, not even bottled water. I had to throw mine away before entering!

fair warning to everyone who enters this establishment they will demand that you have your ID scanned i to their system. the doorman said it was to keep headcount but couldn't provide any other reason for such invasion of private information. He also denied me entry when I refused to allow him to scan my secured ID. I told him he could clearly see I was over the age of 21 and to just add me to the head count he stated it was their policy and they had to do it.In the state of Michigan it is legal for bars to scan ID's and capture your full name, DOB, address and photo ... but they are supposed to delete any other information immediately.There is nothing in place to verify that they are complying with these laws.All of that information gets transferred to the retailer's system. So, the question is, does the retailer really need the information and the answer is mostly likely no.Where is this potentially stored information raises three questions. Is the information secure? Will the cardholder be notified if there is a data breach? And what does the retailer plan to do with that valuable information?The staff at the Fowling warehouse could not answer these questions and were completely dismissive and degrading of my concerns ...the doorman stated to the checking lady" she's causing an issue". nope not causing an issue just being aware and protective of my personal information.This is interesting to note: The airport, one of the places most interested in security, does verify identity by looking at your driver's license. But, they don't scan in the information. They look at the ID, look at you, then hand it back.