After a decade away from the Magic City, Lucky Strike has returned to Miami.
After closing a decade ago in Miami Beach, Lucky Strike has returned with bowling, arcade games, and, of course, a food and cocktail menu that screams Miami — this time, in downtown Miami.
More than a decade ago, the bowling venue was a popular venue just off Lincoln Road in South Beach, but it closed down in December 2014. Years later, in September 2023, Bowlero Corporation acquired the Lucky Strike brand. Now, the bowling venue and restaurant has opened at Miami Worldcenter, which takes up ten city blocks of downtown Miami.
“Not only are we thrilled to be welcoming Lucky Strike to Miami Worldcenter, but we are excited to be bringing the beloved bowling brand back to Miami once again following its nearly decade-long run in Miami Beach,” says Nitin Motwani, managing partner of Miami Worldcenter Associates. “Lucky Strike will not only enhance downtown Miami’s status as a family-friendly destination, but it will also be a wonderful complement to Miami Worldcenter’s various food, beverage, and entertainment options.”
The “Tropical Bonfire” cocktail from Lucky Strike at Miami WorldcenterBowlero photoMuch like back in the day, Lucky Strike will pair its bowling with plenty of cocktails to choose from.
Rachel Costa, MiamiNewTimes
