Lucky Bowl & Lounge Stavanger — Restaurant in Stavanger

Some of the lads & lasses from work organised a night out bowling and it turned out to be a highly entertaining evening. Choosing your bowling shoes can be a bit of a lucky draw as there is no official person caring for them. They are on a rack which is basically free for all, and as a result, most end up on the floor. However, I like the fact that the Norwegians trust people enough to return them. In the UK, I suspect that a lot of the less honest members of society, would just take the bowling shoes presuming them as a free gift. I nearly did. Although incredibly busy, there was almost no waiting when ordering drinks from the bar. This place is also a restaurant and the staff have to contend with this as well. Also very friendly and helpful. The bowling lanes are of a good standard and the balls all designed to look like footballs. Not seen that before. Scoring is all electronic and automatic. It would be difficult to not enjoy...

My main frustration with this place is they always cut you off 15+mins early. If you pay for an hour you'll only get 40-45mins lane time max. It's been my experience every time. Tonight we started our lane at 19:15 (walk in) and were cut off at 19:40 despite being told we had the lane til 20:00. presumably to allow time for the next booking? This would be OK if we only paid for 1/2hr lane time. No, we were charged the full hour. A lame scam. Not worth it, but unfortunately there isn't exactly any other options in...

Not worth the buck…. Fajitas were 339kr for 4 dried out tortillas, you know when you have left the tortillas out over night.. Factory made guac, canned taco sauce and bad quality meat. Definitely not worth the premium price. The hot wings were soaked in syrup. The whiskey was 129kr for Jack Daniels and they gave us the tiniest portion ever. The service was uninterested. Overall it seemed like a money grub and I don’t think I will...