District 7 Social

Cool vibe, ok drinks, friendly service, good food - but nothing to make it stand out at their price point. Fun for a group night out!

Duck pin bowling was a blast and a great way to spend some time. The music was conducive to a positive atmosphere, and the drinks were good and decently priced, in addition to being made by very kind and fun bartenders. The only real downside to this place was the food. The pretzel was good but the cheese with is was a bit heavy, the chicken wings were over cooked and dry to the point that the sauce couldn't save them. The pierogies were lacking in flavor but were palatable with pepper and salt. All in all it was a fun little pit stop to grab a drink.

I went to District 7 last weekend for a reunion event and it was my first time there. The event provided food and we bought our own drinks. I think this is pretty par for the course now, but I'm always surprised at the cost of drinks at bars these days - on average about $10 a drink. I expect to pay that at a restaurant, but this feels a little pricey for a bar. We also had to wait a long time for our drinks after they were ordered.We were in a private room, which I preferred because it was louder than most bars because of the bowling and other games being played. We didn't actually play any of the games, but I think this provides a unique experience that most bars don't.

We ordered the lamb sandwich & wing board. Both were so good! The games are really fun. They have beer on tap that you get yourself. We've never been to a place like this before. Great experience!

One of the coolest spaces in Lexington! Been here several times. Both with friends and for multiple professional events. If you're looking to host an event this is a fantastic space. Good food, cold, beer and great drinks. Lots of fun stuff to do for everyone! Golf simulator, games, plenty of seating and more. Super cool breezeway with lots more seating outside that's covered. For sure highly recommended!

The bowling is fun and the food is tasty. It's nice to have a restaurant with fun entertainment for the whole family that isn't geared towards children (although kids have a great time too).

I was excited to check out District 7 because I'm a fan of The Stave and they're both the work of Rebecca and Eric Burnworth. The place oozes style with warm woods, a splash of neon, and gorgeous light fixtures. This is a space to kick back with friends and have some fun while noshing on delicious German-inspired food. It also boasts the first self-serve beer wall in Lexington, which is genius. (You load up a card and use the card at the wall. You're charged by the ounce.) There's also duckpin bowling, a ping pong table, and a golf simulator room. For the food, you scan the UR code and order and they bring the food to you. I sampled the veal schnitzel and the rockstar salad. Both were superb! This place is only going to get better, especially when warm weather arrives. Open for lunch and dinner. Currently closed on Tuesdays.

District 7 Social Hall is such a neat spot in Lexington, KY! This would be the perfect spot for a date night, outing with friends or even a great space to host an event. The owners are extremely nice and accommodating. There are several activities (bowling, golf simulator) you can play while hanging out, drinking or eating. I will be going back and recommending this place to others.

A fun environment perfect for groups, parties and company outings. The bowling can get loud which you can expect at a place that has bowling lanes. They have a golf simulator available as well to rent out hourly.Delicious food and drink options! Brunch is available on Saturday and Sunday mornings. You can order by server, via QR code or the bartender. I understand the staff can get pretty busy at times so having a way to order without waiting around is pretty nice. They have domestic draft beers and seltzers at the bar as well as craft cocktails and if that doesn't tickle your fancy you can use the only self serve beer wall in Lexington that has a bunch of different options; IPAs, Ciders etc. It's a great addition to the distillery district!

If you are looking for upbeat service, yummy food, and knowledgeable staff, DON'T go to District 7 Social Hall. I went to District 7 for the first time for a night to celebrate with my friends for my Birthday. Upon arriving, we found a table and took a look at the menus. The prices for food are...okay. You pay the same amount for sandwiches and burgers as you do Carson's, so do with that what you will. I go up to the bar to begin a tab for me and my friends so we can place our drink and food order. The bartender did not seem very happy to be there as they were a bit snarky with our group. I ask them what comes with the plate I desired and they had to ask the kitchen because they weren't sure (I was very glad they made the effort to ask but was surprised they weren't sure).Then I ask what kind of flavored rum they have. The bartender, without hesitation, replies "none". Later that night, one of my friends shows me the cocktail menu that indeed has listed a cocktail with coconut infused rum. Upon further inspection of the wide variety of liquor above the bar, there was a passion fruit flavored rum sitting on the shelf. Are you kidding me? I couldn't even get the drink I preferred without any sort of explanation or effort to take a look to see what was available.Place was packed on a Saturday night (that was to be expected). Music was good, but slightly too loud for me and my party and we are in our 20s. The bartender could barely even hear us, lol. We tried to book a time to play bowling to end the night and were told by a separate bartender than the one above that the wait would be about 10 minutes. 30 minutes later we cancelled our bowling and just left and took our business elsewhere. Our bill was $84. It was me and my two friends. We each got an entree, and two of us got a drink. No bowling. $84 for three entrees and two drinks. Do with that what you will.