Latitude 39

A friend and I went the other to check this place out and have lunch. We sat in a booth  and while we were waiting for the server, I believed a manager came over to see if we had been taken care of. We said no and she got drinks for us and the server showed up and apologized with why she hadn't attended to us sooner. My friend ordered a Blackened Ahi Salad based on our server's recommendation and I got a grilled chicken sandwich. We both liked our meals.

Afterwards, we checked out the game area, the bowling lanes, the live theater and the bar upstairs. As we were looking around, a guy (manager perhaps) who was behind the bar talked to us and gave us four free passes to see a comedy show. How nice! All he asked was that we let other people know about the comedy shows they have.

Later that evening, after dinner, my girlfriends and I wanted to go to a bar to chat and I suggested Latitude 39. We sat over at a high top by the bar by the restaurant. Our server was very nice an attentive. Some of the girls got desserts and/or drinks, I just go water and we had no problem hanging there for 3 hours.

Overall, both my experiences were great. The place is bigger than it appears, has 3 bar areas, multiple bowling lanes, an game area, a spacious live theater, 2 pool tables, various places to lounge, and soon a movie theater that they server you food at your seats.

I came here for a company department party, and we bowled, ate pizza and cookies, drank, and played arcade games. I had a BLAST, but full disclosure that I didn't pay for any of it, and I have no idea what the dance floor or restaurant itself is like. I would definitely come back here on my own with friends, though.

We went on a Thursday night, so it wasn't crowded at all. The pizza and cookies were surprisingly delicious (I guess I'm used to normal bowling alleys with mediocre food and without actual restaurants). The music was the perfect volume to dance while bowling (okay that was mostly just me) and still hold conversations. And the service the entire time was fantastic.

The arcade has all the fun games except DDR, so similar to Dave & Buster's. For my prizes I got with game tickets (which are tracked on a card now instead of actual tickets, oh man technology!) I chose huge star glasses and a silicone duck with an afro. That duck is now named Quinton and is our department mascot. So yeah, I'd say it was a fun time!

Too many kids. No thanks.

$45 per hour for two people to bowl. No thanks.

Ordered drinks. Not food. Saw the food. Didn't love the overcooked food I witnessed coming to tables. Again. No thanks.

Cool atmosphere at the bar though. So if you're looking for a spot where people can  play games, bowl, and hang out with live music (at least it was on a  Sat night) then this is your spot.