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Wednesday, November 14, 2012 , Updated 12:00 p.m., November 28, 2012

Dallas’ own upscale, boutique bowling alley opens November 28


Because that's how University Park rolls.

Upscale bowling?! As Big Ern would say, "You're on a gravy train with biscuit wheels."

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Upscale bowling?! As Big Ern would say, "You're on a gravy train with biscuit wheels."

— Upscale bowling? You heard it correctly. Dallas is getting its own “boutique bowling, beer hall, and American tavern” complex on November 28 when Bowl & Barrel opens at The Shops at Park Lane.

Geared toward families, young professionals, and anyone looking for a luxurious bowling experience – and, who isn't? – Bowl & Barrel is the newest brainchild of Freerange Concepts, a Dallas-based development firm headed by SMU grads Kyle Noonan and Josh Sepkowitz that believes entertainment ought to be all-encompassing. Why hop from restaurant to bar to a boring old movie when you can burn off a few brew calories in an "elegant atmosphere?"

The 15,000 square feet boasts state-of-the-art technology and an upscale design, with 15 lanes adjoined to an American tavern with a menu designed by Chef Sharon Hage, formerly of the sorely missed York Street.

Bowl & Barrel features 15 lanes, replete with QuibcaAMF bowling equipment and technology.

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Bowl & Barrel features 15 lanes, replete with QuibcaAMF bowling equipment and technology.

Hage will consult twice per year, adding seasonal and local surprises, and the eclectic mix will feature suped-up bowling alley favorites like baked pretzels, artisan hot dogs, and artisanal bologna from Rudolph’s Market in Deep Ellum, in addition to higher-brow fare like fresh oysters with malt vinegar mignonette, fresh salads, and artisan cheese and ham boards.

The full menu – including craft cocktails and beer – will be available both in the restaurant and at the lanes, and night owls will appreciate the late-hours: Bowl & Barrel will stay open until midnight on Sunday through Thursday and, if you happen to be the type to “roll on Shabbos,” until 2 a.m. on Friday and Saturday nights.



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jhayden, anonymous:

"boutique bowling"? Translation: like regular bowling except more expensive.

leahbyrd, anonymous:

Well at least it's closer than going to Addison or Richardson. Hey, whatever happened to Blowlounge that was supposed to open up in the Design District?

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