Pin + Proof

The first official stop in Louisville to see the wedding party and the groom and bride to be -- what an experience! Not only did we dress like it was a derby, but the vibes of the place were really cool! It was somewhat hidden like a speakeasy, but the twist is that they have a bowling alley! I have no idea how much it costs since no one was playing, but in all my years I have never heard of or seen a bowling alley in a speakeasy before. How cool is that?! My hunch is that it was inherited from whatever the space was before.Anyways, we got to try a bunch of hor d'oeuvres, like sliders, salad, mini desserts, etc. Everything was great -- and there were some designated / themed cocktails & mocktails we could grab for the duration of our time there. The staff were friendly and helpful. And I recall notifying them that we needed more plates and napkins, and they were quick to replace them!Some folks stayed for a long time and started paying for drinks -- whew, those babies are expensive! I stuck to water. This spot is great for anyone staying in or near the Omni Hotel, and it's a great change of pace from your typical standard hotel bar!

What a great bar located in the Omni! A little pricey and not quite a speakeasy by my standards, it still brings all the moody glam vibes and the staff is excellent!

I was excited to relax in the speakeasy after a long day of running around. I'm no stranger to the concept & have visited several that were truly the bee's knees! Here, the first thing that comes to mind is "identity crisis".We entered the wide open doors with a nod to security & came face to face with a speaker blasting old school hip hop. We already thought the sports bar & bowling in the same space was peculiar, now we've added nightclub to the mix. While any of these components work well individually, they do not a cool eclectic mix make.We settled in for our usual people watching and were given menus at about the 20min mark. Our server frequently checked on us until 3 wedding parties showed up. They were slammed, no kidding 10-12 deep at the bar. When we closed out, it took us a while to get the bill, then the credit card didn't come back, another 30min there. We weren't in a big hurry, so, not a huge deal. If you are in a bit of a rush, you may want to have a plan.Our drinks were decent, though not spectacular. When you're dropping good money on drinks, you expect them to be memorable. These simply weren't, Overall, everything was a bit disjointed & that was a bummer. Tomorrow we'll check out the library bar, as we're currently staying at the Omni.

Cool venue, crummy service.I like the speakeasy feel and the tunes. Even the bowling lanes are cool and not terribly loud.The service is grudging and inattentive; the bartender gave me a menu and pointed me to sit at a nearby booth, saying she would send a server to take my order, but none ever came after 30 minurptes despite my being clearly visible to the staff. Not surprisingly, I cannot comment on the food since I left and went elsewhere. Poor form, Omni.

I was first introduced to this place while attending a Yelp event and always wanted to come back. I had family in town for my graduation and thought this was a perfect place for a night cap. No reservations needed. This is supposed to be a speakeasy, but is fairly easy to find inside the Omni hotel. Seating is first come first served unless you are opting to bowl. Bowling requires reservations and is definitely on the pricier side. If I remember correctly it's roughly $50-70 for an hr. Drinks are slightly on the pricey side as well but delicious. Overall, fun place to come have a fancy drink and hangout with friends. I will definitely come back at some point when out on the town for a night of fun.

This is such a darling little place within The Omni Hotel. My coworkers and I decided to have a nightcap after a long day at the NACADA Conference and we were glad we did! There's a 4 lane bowling alley that costs $100 per hour to play. Not a bad price if you split it 4 or 5 ways. We didn't play but we enjoyed watching! The drinks were nice and I loved the ambiance! The drink menu was on the front and back of a bourbon bottle. Cute touch! However, my manager ordered the float and sting drink and hated it, but my coworker had an almeretta sour and we thought she may have needed a moment alone and a cigarette! She had that "after-glow" once she took her first sip! Nevertheless, it's a nice place and quite unique!

Pin + Point is a cool place to grab a cocktail within the Omni Hotel. The speakeasy decor is on point and the cocktails were premium both in taste and price. The 80's music that was playing the evening we were there did not accent the theme. There are some limited food options after 5:00.

Neat place, great if you're in town an expense report (two basic vodka gimlets) were $15...each! And for that price you could barely taste the vodka. We also had the shrimp cocktail appetizer ($14). Four jumbo shrimp that were soaked in cocktail sauce that was mostly ketchup. The shrimp themselves were tasty, once we scraped off all the excess sauce. What if we wanted them sans sauce, or just as an accent? Aesthetically the area is very pleasing, and offered four dimly lit (which we liked) bowling alleys next to the bar. It can get a little loud if multiple games are being played, but for us only two lanes were active. Love the location, the layout, and the ambiance. Wouldn't likely come back to the way overpriced cocktails and so-so app. Other speakeasies in town that can give a better overall experience at a more reasonable price point.

It was a busy, festive, family weekend at the Omni in Louisville. One evening I slipped away from the group for a tasty "banana bread" bourbon drink at Pin + Proof all by myself. Sipping and watching the World Series. It was wonderful! The cool, quiet vibe was just what I needed.

Fun style in here with loud 4 lanes of bowling. Unique atmosphere to meet its speakeasy claim to fame. It's pretty cool in here with roomy comfy seating, unique throughout. As it's Kentucky they have a good bourbon selection, but not much for rum.... After 4 days of bourbon, was thinking of changing it up. The Old Fashioned was good, but I've had better in town. We stopped at bar to order and she was fast and helpful with options.