Brooklyn Bowl

I went to the Brooklyn Bowl to see my favorite rapper of all time, Rakim, perform, along with DJ Jazzy Jeff, for an unforgettable night of hip hop! I was so close to Rakim, I could see his nose hairs! In all seriousness, the venue has a stage and standing room only unless you sit on the balcony or have an assigned seat. I want to be as close to the music and artist as possible, so that standing room would be my only option! The staff could be more organized because I stood in one line only to be told to get in another, putting me behind people who arrived after me. I would return to see acts at the Brooklyn Bowl again, and I am intrigued to bowl there in the future, too.

Brooklyn Bowl Las Vegas has quickly become a go-to spot for music lovers and bowling enthusiasts alike. The venue's unique layout, blending a bowling alley with a concert space, offers a truly immersive experience. The stage is perfectly positioned, providing excellent views from virtually every seat.I had an absolute blast at my recent visit. The atmosphere was electric, and the sound quality was top-notch. Whether you're a die-hard fan or simply looking for a fun night out, Brooklyn Bowl is sure to deliver.However, there's one area where the venue falls short: the food. While the menu offers a variety of options, the quality could definitely be improved. If you're planning a visit, I'd recommend grabbing a meal beforehand or opting for a lighter snack at the venue.Overall, Brooklyn Bowl Las Vegas is a fantastic venue with a great vibe and plenty to offer. Just remember to skip the food and focus on the music and entertainment.

I came here for the conference I was attending and one of the exhibitors threw a huge party here for us. The venue was only for the conference, so we had the whole place ourselves. Lots of mingling, bowling, music, and drink making. The bartenders were kind and quick to make drinks. The food was good. I didn't get to take advantage of the bowling, but everyone looked like they were having a blast. The bathrooms were clean, too, and the bathroom attendant was super sweet. It was a super lovely venue.

If I had to describe the atmosphere at Broolyn Bowl to someone, say my loyal Yelp readers, I would say it is like a steampunk carnival side show from hell. In the best way possible. Side show posters on the walls. Carnival game remnants near the bar. Industrial lighting. Its a funky vibe for some funky music.I came to a show last night and was instantly impressed. The music venue is on the small side. It reminded me of the House of Blues only more open on the sides and back. Despite its size, people still were jam packed with fans on the floor closer to the stage.I stayed a little further back. Ok, I stayed all the way in the back. Partly to get some space and partly to have an easier exit. And let me tell you, we were having a party back there. Me and a bunch of like minded people who even sort of looked like me; short, fat and furry. We were all rocking out back there jumping and dancing. Just rocking out. It was nice to have a the room to do so instead of being in the middle of a the floor. Plus, from back there, I was able to look across the floor to see the pit in full swing. It is cool to see it from that perspective.People came out of this show drenched in sweat and pretty well exhausted. Moshers and back of house dancers alike. Streetlight Manifesto has got to be the highest energy band I have ever seen. Frenzied punk rock with a good horn section. Ska music at its finest. So much fun and perfectly suited for a venue like Brooklyn Bowl.I can't believe that last night was the first time I had been to Brooklyn Bowl. It has been there for 10 years! Crazy that I had been missing out. I will miss out no more. I'm already planning my next visit. There is another band I like that will be playing near my birthday. So...maybe :)

Came to Brooklyn Bowl for a concert (any Faye Webster fans?) last night and had so much fun! It seems like Brooklyn Bowl is the top choice for my favorite artists when they visit Las Vegas, as I've been frequenting this venue for well near a decade now. Nothing ever changes about this place, and that has it's own charm in itself.The line for this concert wrapped around the Linq and onto Las Vegas Blvd, which was a shock to me. I wish there was a bit more organization and security for this crowd as there were a lot of young people in line, especially girls, and I watched a lot of tourists come up to them. As for the bar service, I think the drinks were moderately priced for an event/concert. A few friends I came with grabbed pizza from the bar as well and really enjoyed how fresh it was and how generous the portion was (2 large slices!) I love Brooklyn Bowl, and always enjoy my time here. Such a memorable venue to make awesome memories!

Was here for a concert with my wife and we loved the venue . Can't say anything about the bowling part because we didn't bowl, but concert wise it was excellent. The music was loud and I'm the venue was bigger than I thought it would be . We were on the club level which I personally loved because you have a great view from up a little higher . The bartender was fast with maker her drinks so you didn't miss much of the show . Will definitely attend another concert here .

Awesome event space to check out with bowling area inside, a smart option for any corporate events or large gatherings. Decent amount of bowling lanes and lots of bowling balls and shoes available to use. There's also a large dance floor just behind the bowling area. Food options are not too bad and the drinks on offer are your standard fare. Service was decent and restrooms were very clean.

I came to Brooklyn Bowl for the first time to see a concert, and was surprised at how modern the venue was. The staff was amazing and kept the hundreds of people waiting organized in 3 separate lines. Staff was also handing out water to everyone in line. They came by and scanned our tickets and handed out our VIP lanyards without missing a beat. I was truly impressed with how organized everything was. Once we were let in, we were lucky enough to snag a spot two rows from the front. Throughout the night, the security was amazing in pulling people out of the crowd and paying attention to anyone who needed assistance. They continuously handed out waters to the crowd, which was so nice considering the show itself was 6+ hours long. The bartenders also had water cups continuously being filled at the bar. My only issue, and I'm not even sure it's Brooklyn Bowls fault, was how disgustingly packed the crowd was. It seemed like tickets were completely oversold, which resulted to everyone standing completely sardine-like the entire show. It was so uncomfortable that we ended up leaving halfway through the show to hang out in the back so we could breathe. All in all, the venue itself is amazing and beautiful. Will definitely be back, but now I know to hang out in the back instead!

In a place overwhelming with entertainment venues, the Brooklyn Bowl stands out in that it has a nice, lowkey, quieter vibe and the floor feels intimate. I haven't gone other than for performances but the bowling lanes and the space just invites you and your large party to roam and have fun and find like Easter eggs in different spots. Drinks are of course pricey (though again I'm not sure how it is outside of a performance) but the pours are adequate and you will feel it. The service are also great from the front entrance all the way to the bar area, everyone works so well in this machine that it makes the space feel safe and welcoming. It is a smaller venue, again intimate, so really anywhere you are is a perfect spot to see and experience everything.

Great venue. Good shows. Good vibes. Good people.One note for management though.Recently installed VIP tables at 200 bucks a go not including drinks or food need a reconfigure as GA folks can completely block the view of the stage when you're sitting on a stool.Not a problem if the ropes are set in the GA area but when you rope at the top of the steps you get what's shown in the attached image. Not cool.To concert goers avoid VIP til corrected. Security either needs to proactively clear stairs or the ropes need to be at the bottom of them,