Brooklyn Bowl London

For some reason the door was locked and they weren't answering the phone so we didn't get in!

Went to an Absolute Bowie tribute band gig here tonight He had the mannerisms, but did not look like him.

Somewhat off-putting how stingy Brooklyn Bowl is with their bowling time allowance as their 30 minute slots are timed to the limit and you're told to pay Ver carta

Sooo I've been to the real deal in Brooklyn on a trip to NY and admit it was a good bowling alley - but what makes it awesome are the gigs they hold in the

Staff are super friendly, efficient attentive. Food was OK with generous portions. Love music and atmosphere is great for group bookings or with your partner.

I booked a table as we were going to a gig in the adjacent bowling alley. The food was fantastic, large portions well presented and very tasty. The serving staff were very friendly helpful and service was good. It's certainly the best pre gig option at the o2, and worth booking ahead. Ver carta

Well over expensive food for what you get was quality very bad, especially the fried chicken I had, Burger was ok, nothing special at all. Service was good and the music was great, which is why we booked there. If not go back there, this restaurant would certainly not recommend. There is a lot more choice and places to eat at o2.

We had booked a table as we were attending a music gig in the Brooklyn Bowl. We arrive early and got to see and hear the band warm up which was good. I ordered the pizza and beer offer but which was £10. Honestly when it arrived I was very disappointed as all it appeared to be was a foot long baguette cut in half long ways with cheese and slices of pepperoni on it. This would of cost about £1 to make. And the bread was cold as if it had come out of a fridge and was thrown under a grill to Melt the cheese! I've eaten here before and found it to be good but not this time. My friend ordered the ribs which when that arrived had a mountain of fries. He said his food was very nice. Maybe some chip...

We booked the Brooklyln Bowl for an early dinner before we see a gig. The advantages were that we surpassed the queue for the venue and despite the first act on stage, before we were finished, we could still enjoy the music as the open screen between the restaurant and the elevated stage. It's a little dark! The food was on the expensive side for what it was, but very good. I had the fried chicken, swallowed potatoes and boiled veg, for Pommes and Coleslaw. When the chicken arrived, it had pommes and boiled veg! This was quickly fixed and the Koleslaw came. My partner has the pulled pig and explained it "very good". We both enjoyed a beer and an apple wine and the meal came over £40, so not... Ver carta