Are you the type of guy who loved Chuck. E. Cheese as a kid? I mean loved the place. You devoured the rubber pizza by the bucketful, dove headfirst into that bio-hazard cesspool known as the ball pit like Will Ferrell on angel dust, and wished to grow up to be a bigger star than the animatronic drummer playing sugary rock n’ roll tunes to you and your six your old friends like it was the Beatles at Yankee Stadium. Yes. You were. But, now you’re a baller (or a lawyer, at least) and bad pizza no longer trumps kobe beef? Yeah, you’re onto sliders, fish tacos (corn tortillas so your crossfit instructor doesn’t make you run extra suidices), and microbrews.

Picture a grown-up, respectable version of Dave & Buster’s in San Francisco’s SOMA district right down the street from AT&T Park where Barry Zito of the Giants live out your current fantasies, sans robotics and guitars. Lucky Strike is part bar, part lively restaurant designed for maximum inter-party socializing, and part bowling alley where the oat sodas take the form of Anchor Steam lagers rather than Millers (relax, they can find a Miller for you if your tastes lean closer to Dave & Buster’s than San Francisco hoity-toity).

Bring your friends, grab some lanes and a few tables and Lucky Strike will be an excellent way to kick off the evening’s activities before a ball game (i.e. baseball) or other debaucherous pursuits.