Brooklyn Bowl London

Good friendly location. Alley buttons to call for assistance actually attract the attention of staff. Unlike other bowling alleys where they are ignored.

Best bowling alley I've been to in London, only opened in the past year or so, so its quite modern compared to many of Londons other alleys, and the food and drink selection is top notch.

Great place to visit lots of fun

New years party was great

Great place for music

Outstanding venue!

Brilliant venue

Excellent venue

locale americano fichissimo

Great sound system for concerts and nice bowling alleys.

Great venue with great acts

I went for a heavy metal gig so I didn't try bowling or the food. For a gig it was great - good sound, good ventilation, the stage is raised so visibility is good from anywhere (and there is a raised area on the right by the alleys giving an especially good view). It felt both nice and open, and close to the band and intimate. There is a long bar so getting a drink was very easy. Staff and security were polite. I can see from the set up of the alleys, and a few people did bowl, that they should be cool - there are nice leather sofas, plenty of space, screens with projectors playing videos; it just generally felt like a more sophisticated and classy bowling alley than the typical "arcade" type I've been to. Obviously I don't know their prices.

Came to a gig here during C2C 2015 and the atmosphere was great (the bowling noise going on in the background added to the quieter numbers!). No bottled beer and the railing around the bar made it difficult to get around when the venue was at full capacity, but we had an amazing time nonetheless.

Didn't eat there but it's a great gig venue. Only real problem was that the queue for the bar was a bit of a mess but a very cool American style small to medium place to see bands and go bowling.

Attended a concert here. Fairly good location, surrounded by restaurants within the O2! Venue itself was a decent size and the bowling looks like it could be good fun!

Bowling venue with American bar and restaurant. Drinks are varied but nothing special, came here for an Elvis themed night and enjoyed myself! Good atmosphere

Fantastic looking venue with good selection of draught beer. There was a slight issue with our food order, but it was dealt with swiftly and we were sufficiently compensated.

The place has a great atmosphere and it's almost brand new. Booking can be improved. Food is good and restaurant is very convenient!

Very good gigs in here...

Great venue for gigs

Lots of fun for everyone

Pricey but fun

Go here! Simple as. 👍🏻

Cool

Great venue

Was a nice place but very noisy and the videos didn't match the settings they are playing, what's up with that?

Bowling was great. Food options was terrible and over priced. We had a group booking for work do and the bowling and staff were fantastic. Food was a huge let down. Lots of great options for drinks whether tee total or not. My marks were based on terrible food served with not enough based on the numbers we paid for. Larger was completely flat! Was not worth the money we paid for. Great night out otherwise as the venue itself was great atmosphere, spacious and clean. Do something about your food ...Make it cheaper to reflect the cost of it or get a better chef please.

Good sound in a spacious gig venue/bowling alley. In theory I should have loved this place but, unfortunately, it lacks the atmosphere that would make this place great. It ends up feeling a pastiche of what it should be. Despite this it's a good place for a gig.

A mixed experience at this hidden venue. The meal in the restaurant had great, classic American dishes but the whole experience was ruined by the terrible and unprofessional service. Waiting staff refusing to serve our table because we weren't in their area? Unforgivable. Luckily the main event was a blast, Maceo Parker (James Brown's Sax man) mellowed us out with some classic funk and soul music in a fantastic and perfectly sized music venue that is big enough to get the famous musicians but small enough to be an intimate gig.

While it might not be worth the trip out to the Greenwich Peninsular just as a place to eat (though the fried chicken and the pork ribs are decent enough), it's a great place for live music and bowling. Check it the next time you're at the dome!

Huge screens, lots of bowling lanes, good decor/lights, average food and somewhat slow but friendly service. Would go back but not go out of my way to do so.

kids thought it, OK I wont be hurrying back!!

Waited 45 mins for a promised table that never appeared. Poor staff. Slow sevice at bar.

My girlfriend and I visited Brooklyn Bowl on a rainy Saturday afternoon around 16:30. Knowing this is also a live music venue we thought it would be a fun afternoon bowling. When we arrived there was a sound check in progress, the cashier immediately noticed the concern on our faces and reassured us they would be finished in 5 minutes. We found this acceptable and got ready to bowl. The first sound check finished a little after 10 minutes, then a SECOND one started 30 minutes later and continued until we left. As a paying customer (the prices arnt cheap) I never expected to have to listen to the monotonous banging of a snare drum for half my bowling session. All this while the piped music was still playing. So as the manager pleasantly advised me, I would like to advise you as well, if you're coming here to do some ten pin bowling on a Saturday afternoon, expect sound checks and a head ache.

We ate at Brooklyn Bowl before the first night of c2c yesterday. I ordered all white meat fried chicken and upon cutting into one of the pieces I found it to be raw in the middle. Thankfully I had used a knife a fork and not just picked the chicken up and started eating. The manager arranged a replacement but I think this was served on the same plate as the mash and greens were stone cold when it returned and therefore inedible. This was a huge disappointment as I had been looking forward to trying Brooklyn Bowl ever since I heard they were opening in London, especially looking forward to the fried chicken which I had heard good things about. Also incredibly expensive – all in all not a good experience, which is a real shame given that I regularly visit the O2 and usually have a meal before a show.