Lucky Strike College Park

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iambrothajay7über Google

vor 3 Monaten

Moms was in town and I know she hadn’t bowled in decades so a quick family bowling party was planned. She/we loved the delicious food, adult bevs and had a ball bowling! Chill spot, will be back again soon! ❤️🖤💚

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Brooke Clayüber Google

vor 4 Monaten

I booked a reservation for a kids' party of 10 through their booking site with Ashley, who was absolutely fantastic. She was attentive and answered all my questions thoroughly. Although I arrived a bit late, the managers on site, John and Joe, graciously provided me with extra time. Their fairness and understanding created a welcoming environment, and I appreciated the ease of our communication. I will definitely be returning here for future parties!

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Elizabeth Sercaüber Google

vor 4 Monaten

We love our now-Lucky Strike bowling alley. We've been coming here over a year now; first as visitors and now as residents. John is always welcoming and has gone out of his way to make sure we're well taken care of. He's always been amazing and encouraging with my son, too. I'd give 6 stars if I could!

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Alexis Jacksonüber Google

vor 4 Monaten

⭐️⭐️ (2 out of 5 stars) I visited Lucky Strike in College Park with my boyfriend to enjoy a round of bowling. Since we didn’t have a reservation, we added our name to the waitlist and headed to the bar for drinks and food while we waited. The bartender was courteous and helpful — no complaints there. However, what really threw me off was when we asked for water to go along with our food. We were told that the bar does not serve complimentary water — only bottled water for $5. I asked again just to be sure, and was told this policy came directly from corporate. I’ve never been denied a simple cup of water at any restaurant or bar, especially when I’m already ordering food and alcoholic beverages. It’s basic hospitality — and frankly, common sense — to provide water to guests without charging them for a bottle. This location is right in the heart of a college town, where a lot of students come to have fun without breaking the bank. Charging $5 for a bottle of water — and refusing tap water — feels like corporate greed at its finest. Times are tough for many people, and forcing patrons to pay for water leaves a pretty bad taste in your mouth (literally and figuratively). To be clear: the staff was not the issue. They handled the policy respectfully. But whoever made this decision at the corporate level really needs to reevaluate. Clean drinking water should not be treated like a luxury. I hope Lucky Strike reconsiders this policy, because it overshadows what could have been a fun experience

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Leslie Recabarrenüber Google

vor 10 Monaten

Completely satisfying experience. The birthday party was fun, lit, and exciting for all ages!! Management took extremely good care of us AND the kids. The arcade section was a hit especially when waiting on your turn to bowl. Highly recommend, 2 thumbs up. We'll be back. Thank you staff for making this a memorable night!! 🌟