From Thrillist:
An LA sports franchise has come to DFW, and it's not the Rams, nor the Raiders! Meet Lucky Strike Lanes and Lounge: the upscale bowling alley chain that serves as a nationwide Lebowski Fest host, bringing N TX a ball-'n-pin experience bolstered by a 40ft island bar, a garage-doored upstairs patio beer garden, 30 hi-defs, and a suite with four private lanes, something Kelsey Grammer thought he had when he flipped his Viper. The chow goes well above-and-beyond, with apps like chicken confit turnovers, grilled cheese sliders w/ jalapeno aioli, and a grilled apple & brie quesadilla with mustard-maple dressing and bacon, putting you within six degrees of Cardiology Consultants of Texas. Furthering Lucky's "this is also a real restaurant" cred are mains like beef short ribs simmered in tomato au jus and served with Parmesan bread pudding, and a deconstructed chicken pot pie, definitely not what Judd Nelson's dad was telling his mom to shut up and go fix.
Because bowling without booze is idiocy, they're currently putting together a cocktail list, and have already set up taps ranging from international standbys Guinness and Bass to local faves like Rahr’s Blonde and Ugly Pug...oh, wait, that's Al Davis!
An LA sports franchise has come to DFW, and it's not the Rams, nor the Raiders! Meet Lucky Strike Lanes and Lounge: the upscale bowling alley chain that serves as a nationwide Lebowski Fest host, bringing N TX a ball-'n-pin experience bolstered by a 40ft island bar, a garage-doored upstairs patio beer garden, 30 hi-defs, and a suite with four private lanes, something Kelsey Grammer thought he had when he flipped his Viper. The chow goes well above-and-beyond, with apps like chicken confit turnovers, grilled cheese sliders w/ jalapeno aioli, and a grilled apple & brie quesadilla with mustard-maple dressing and bacon, putting you within six degrees of Cardiology Consultants of Texas. Furthering Lucky's "this is also a real restaurant" cred are mains like beef short ribs simmered in tomato au jus and served with Parmesan bread pudding, and a deconstructed chicken pot pie, definitely not what Judd Nelson's dad was telling his mom to shut up and go fix.
Because bowling without booze is idiocy, they're currently putting together a cocktail list, and have already set up taps ranging from international standbys Guinness and Bass to local faves like Rahr’s Blonde and Ugly Pug...oh, wait, that's Al Davis!