Bloomsbury Lanes
Description
Bloomsbury Lanes is a pub and bowling alley in Camden, London, featuring eight lanes styled after 1950s American bowling halls with vintage signs and neon lights. The venue includes a diner serving pizzas and burgers, a bar with local and imported beers, five private karaoke rooms, and the Kingpin Suite event space that accommodates up to 250 people.
History
Bowling became popular in America during the 1950s, and Bloomsbury Lanes brings this nostalgic aesthetic to London with its retro-inspired design. The venue has evolved into a gathering place in Camden, maintaining this blend of classic games with contemporary entertainment options.
Culture
The name combines the Bloomsbury neighborhood with the bowling tradition, creating a social gathering place for locals and visitors. People use the space to celebrate milestones, spend time with friends, and connect over games and shared meals.
Practical
The venue opens daily at noon and is located near Russell Square tube station, making it easy to reach from different parts of London. It is helpful to book in advance for larger groups and check the website for information about special events and private party options.
Did you know?
The venue features five private karaoke rooms and hosts themed parties throughout the year, such as the popular 80s and 90s versus 00s party around New Year's Eve. These events draw crowds and tickets often sell out weeks in advance, showing how much visitors look forward to these nights.
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