Bowlounge Brings Bowlounging To The Design District

If you've paid a visit to Bowl and Barrel and loved everything about the experience but your bill, there's a new, more affordable option coming to the Design District this summer. Bowlounge will offer 12 lanes of bowling just a few blocks south of the Meddlesome Moth, Oak and the...
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If you’ve paid a visit to Bowl and Barrel and loved everything about the experience but your bill, there’s a new, more affordable option coming to the Design District this summer. Bowlounge will offer 12 lanes of bowling just a few blocks south of the Meddlesome Moth, Oak and the other restaurants that have been cropping up in the area.

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Craig Spivey and Tom Weber are behind the new bowling alley, which they say will offer America’s favorite pastime at $5 to $7 per game, depending on the time of day, plus $2.75 shoe rental fee. They’re also setting up an express lane for those who want to knock off a quick frame.

A massive mural on the side of the building lets you know who’s in charge of the food. Jason Boso’s Twisted Root will offer up a menu similar to his other burger restaurants, with a few new menu additions unique to the bowling alley.

Bowlownge started hiring last week, but a May opening date has been pushed back till June. If you want to monitor their progress a Facebook page has been tracking the bowling alley’s progress. We’ll let you know when they officially open the doors.

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