We reserved a lane and bowled for 1.5 hours, then kicked back on one of the picnic tables to watch the band, and the dancing. Great crowd and great fun. Would highly recommend you take time to visit and enjoy this unusual venue.

We reserved a lane and bowled for 1.5 hours, then kicked back on one of the picnic tables to watch the band, and the dancing. Great crowd and great fun. Would highly recommend you take time to visit and enjoy this unusual venue.
this was our first trip to new orleans for jazz fest and we almost didn't go to the rock and bowl- it's a bit out of the way and there was so much else going on . but on a monday night after the first wkend of jazz fest we got it together , figured out what trolley and bus...
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Your experience will depend heavily on who's playing as the crowd and atmosphere varies a fair amount. It's always a good time though so even if you don't know the band, you'll have fun. Pre-show, food at ye olde college inn nearby is a good choice. There are also a number of great places a short drive away.
This was the 2nd time I was at Rock and Bowl. They get first class local new Orleans acts. For $25 we saw Amanda Shaw, Eric Lindell, and Tab Benoit, whose blues/rock/energetic style brought the house down. You can get food such as jambalaya while there. The bartenders did a great job, working their butts off to serve the large...
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We were there on the first night that they offered BBQed oysters -- fabulous. Their hamburgers are local, patuered and great too. You can get in a game of bowling while waiting for the music to start or can even bowl and listen to/dance to the music at the same time -- it is all one room.
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I have always loved the old location but the new digs are great with so much more space. It is a much more comfortable experience now.
This setting was real unique. Didn't bowl but the lanes looked real clean. Came here to listen to Kermit Ruffins and glad we did. High quality sound stage. Drinks also are reasonably priced. Had a great time here.
It's a bar, it's a huge dance floor and bandstand, it's food, it's for young and old alike, even families. Next door is a restaurant (Olde College Inn) if you want more upscale food.
We saw Nathan and the Zydeco Cha Chas a week ago, and they were awesome! Two and a half hours of music without a break (probably...
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A piece of living history - Elvis played here. You grab a lane and in the evening there is live rock n roll - it is just awesome.
I went there after looking up locations for Cajun music. I found this place and went over not knowing what to expect since I just remembered the name, but no description or anything. When I got there I saw this beautiful old time lighting and advertisement on the side of the wall. Inside it's a nice bowling alley in the...
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