Lucky Strike

Service is garbage, manager is trash, food is terrible!!! Avoid. I recommend splitsville, bird bowl, even strikes!

I came here for a friends birthday during the week and everyone kept telling me how expensive it was going to be. It was only $ 7 a game and if you check in on Unilocal you get a free shoe rental. I was quite surprised so my friend and I bowled several games. I had a few margaritas as they always help me to bowl a little bit better and had a quite enjoyable time. It was just my friend and I and two other people in the whole place.

I am not one to give bad reviews but i feel this place deserves it. We walked in (a party of 4) and were rudely welcomed by this dark skinned girl who claimed she has worked there a loong time. I dont know how honestly. So we go in and mid way thru our game the lane crashes. It was just not working. So we go back to that «hostess» and when we told her what was happening, she seemed annoyed. Shortly after, the lane froze again and switchedver to the next lane without warning. So when we go back to the «hostess» she is in the middle of a dispute with three other customers. Lol i am not kidding. All i heard was «i could get the manager» followed by «you dont have to come here». I was like wow. Needless to say i wont bring back anybody here. Go to Dolphin Mall. The evening was saved by alejandro with his top of the line hospitality.

Great place to visit but the worst customer service ever well maybe not ever but close. Not worth the drive or the walk from anywhere. Will probably never come back. Good luck staying in business.

We didn’t come here to bowl, but to instead grab some dinner and watch college football. The sports set-​up is pretty nice. You get to sit on these comfortable couches (so comfortable we had 2 people in our group fall asleep), and watch the huge screens in front of you. There are 3 massive screens and about 4 other smaller TVs.
Everything we ordered on the menu was very good also. Nachos and belgian fries with chimichurri sauce were especially tasty.
Customer service was excellent. This is probably the best place on Lincoln to watch sports.

The place is awesome, let’s get this straight right off the bat. The food is good, the atmosphere is great, bowling fun, and ultimately a clean place.
HOWEVER, customer service, not so great, and I lay a lot of value on that alone.
I called ahead to take my 8 year old bowling; the girl I spoke with said the time was fine. When I arrived at around 5:15 in the afternoon on a Wednesday, we had to wait an hour to get a lane! WTH
Needless to say, $ 50 later, because I couldn’t just wait without ordering a little food and drink, we got our lane and shoes.
BIG Price for one game of bowling, for one adult and one 8 year old.

This is one of the nicest bowling alleys I’ve been to. The seating at each lane consists of couches rather than hard plastic seats. They have servers coming to your table regularly for food or drink orders.
My only issue with the place is the price. $ 45.00 per lane per hour is pricey in my opinion.

Great bowling alley, big screen tv’s every where. The have a full bar with great service! If your ever in Miami it’s a must you stop in. Oh yea make sure you try their flat bread pizza.

Had a great time here Saturday night. 21 and over only after 10. Great drinks, good food. It’s a good time for a date night.

This place is usually packed, no matter what time you visit. They have a nice bar with tv’s and two pool tables that are free. With the great check in offer of free shows, 2 games for 2 is about $ 25.00. That seems a little high for a date night that usually last less than an hour but when you are tired of going to the movies, this is a good option.

Not just because it’s in Lincoln road and the décor is pretty cool and the big tvs for game day are awesome too but also this place has really yummy bar food and great service! Perfect for the whole family!

Came for my brothers and I birthday with family and friends and really enjoyed it. It was a bit expensive but it is on Lincoln road so duh! But I did have a good time so thanks mom it was deff. Worth the money !

So I haven’t actually bowled here but have been a few times just for football games on their many screens in the bar section, and they have a good menu and dirk specials. Nice atmosphere and close to everything in miami beach. Can’t go wrong.

Balding men and large women in oversized bowling outfits stuffing their faces with nachos, breathing heavily and intently bowling perfect spinners to be Masters of the Universe! If that’s your image of bowling alleys, you must be new to South Beach!
Lucky Strike is less a bowling alley than it is a lounge that has lanes where you can toss a bowling ball if the fancy strikes you (get it?). Location is perfect, right off Lincoln Road and the décor is what someone in Miami may imagine a cool bowling alley should look like. comfortable lounge chairs, low lighting, a stacked bar, hot wait staff and decent food to keep you occupied, while you mingle with friends and pretend to bowl. TV screens and over-​priced rates are, of course, par for the course, considering where this is located. This location also has the nice advantage of not having too many kids running around, which tends to ruin a perfectly good buzz.
I give it 3 stars, because it is not exactly a bowling alley, not exactly a bar, and not exactly a lounge, but as the sum of all three, it does a decent enough job that should make this place a destination every now and again.

I’ve visited Lucky Strike a couple times in the past, and each time I’ve gone I’ve had a great time.
Lucky Strike is conveniently located in the center of Miami Beach off of Lincoln Road. They have happy hour available weekdays which is really great for those who work in the area. Each time I’ve visited it has been either for a party or during happy hour so I can’t really complain about the prices. I think Lucky Strike is a lot of fun and a great place to go with friends. Last time I visited was for my company’s holiday party and we all had a great time. We reserved two lanes and were able to order anything off of the menu to eat. Some of the things I really liked from the menu were the grilled apple and brie quesadillas and mac and cheese bites.
Lucky Strike is more about the atmosphere than bowling. It has steep prices, but the menu is pretty good and I don’t know of any other bowling alley that offers food and drinks like Lucky Strike does.

Lucky Strike Lanes & Lounge is part of a fairly large chain of similar themed bowling alleys which are located throughout the US.
I’ve been to this location on a handful of occasions. The cool thing about Lucky strike is that it offers more than just bowling. If you arrive and need to wait for a lane to open up, there’s a bar, a few pool tables and several screens to watch while you wait. If you’re with a group and not everyone in your party is into bowling, there are options for those wanting to do something else. Likewise, if you finish your game and want to have a beer, some food and BS for a while, you can have a seat at the bar or grab a table or booth.
This place offers 14 bowling lanes, they have 2 pool tables, lots of screens which are usually showing sports programming, a full bar, and a fairly extensive food menu as well.
While this a fun place to come with friends, and it’s in a great location adjacent to Lincoln Road, know that a night spent at Lucky Strike can be on the expensive side. It’s definitely not the cheapest place to bowl, and you’ll pay about the same for the food here as you’d pay at many of the better restaurants on SoBe. Note as well that this place is only open to those 21 and over after 9 p.m., and there is a dress code.

So I’m not exactly a Big Lebowski-​esque bowler. Honestly, I bowl once in a blue moon. Sometimes it’s entertaining with the right people, but mainly, I like this place for their bar.
The atmosphere here is chill and comfortable. They have tons of couches for the non-​bowlers to lounge.
I’ve been here twice for complimentary events, and they ran out of drinks both times. Granted, it’s free, so you can’t really complain, I just thought twice was a little odd. PBRs are $ 2.50 though, which is a major win!
Staff is friendly.
I definitely need to try more of their food options. Had some cheese bread pudding and it was freakin’ amazing.
I also love that the staffers get up and dance. So cute.
This place is fine for an occasional excursion, but I wouldn’t go out of my way to hang out here. I think I prefer Splitsville, personally.

Steeerike! Oh wait, this isn’t baseball. Oh wait, the term does apply. I’m so confused!
It’s been ages since I’ve been to a bowling lane and a day later, I remember why; my arm hurts! I’m not a professional bowler, but I do play one on TV. Wowzah my wrist to elbow hurt! Yes, I know that’s a result from throwing the ball incorrectly, but heck, I’m not a professional bowler.
The lanes are located just off Lincoln Road. Parking is VERY conveniently just across the street (metered). The lanes are lit in black light and the bar is nice and big. Plenty of pool tables and a modern DJ spinning modern pop tunes.
Prices are steeper than what I’d enjoy to pay for a bowling lane, but it is South Beach. The mandatory 20% gratuity makes service spotty at times, but the short skirts on the waitresses makes up for 10−13% of that. Smoking is prohibited and everything clean make for a good experience.
Bottom Line: If you’re looking for cheap bowling, this isn’t it. On the flip side, it’s a good experience.

This place is top notch!
First of all, they have a great happy hour! The drinks are strong and they have an extensive selection of liquor. I am really partial to a flavored vodka with soda and there is no end to the flavored vodka selection they stock. Root beer, bubblegum, pomegranite, blueberry, blackberry… the list just goes on and on. The bartenders and servers are friendly and efficient.
I love watching sports in a sports bar and it’s awesome that they have so many screens. Especially during college football season, it’s a great way to multi-​task and squeeze in a few games at once!
The food is also surprisingly good! I like the tuna «lollipops» in particular, and the sandwiches are great.
I’ve never had a wait to get a lane when I’ve come here for bowling, and while It can get expensive if you bowl during «prime time», but if you want to bowl early in the evening or during the day, it’s quite affordable.
Two caveats… yes, I know it’s a bowling alley, but good lord, there are tons of kids! Even late night!
Also, the last time we were there (last month), we used our credit card. Logged in to check the account 24 hours later and found that someone must have made a copy of the card and charged up a bunch of stuff at Guru and a few liquor stores. So you might want to pay cash!

I came here once with a Groupon deal. The shoe rental and even a food voucher were all included. We came in when they opened on a Saturday so it wasn’t crowded at all. It was nice. We felt like we had the whole place to ourselves.
Despite the place being empty, our drinks were empty most of the time and it took forever to order and receive an appetizer. We had a problem with our lane and it took them a while to come over and help us. We kept having the problem, but just played through because we didn’t want to wait. We also didn’t pay per game. Our Groupon was for 2 hours of bowling, so all that waiting time cut into playing time.
The place is cool inside. Feels like a bar or lounge with bowling alleys. I can see why it’s popular for nighttime entertainment. The appetizer was good, but the prices are pretty high. Thankfully, our Groupon included a voucher for some food, but we still ended up paying quite a bit on top of it.
When we left, my brother and I stopped in their little instant photo booth. It took my money and the manager had no idea how to credit me. I ended up calling the vendor who said that Lucky Strike should have given me the money and then called the vendor directly to collect. Not a big deal, but it was all the little things that kept this place from being awesome.