Pinstripes

The bocce was great! During happy hour, the $3 beers are amazing! The hummus is delish too! The service is very kind. When we had dinner, the waiter seemed disinterested, which I didn't like 🤷 The food is yummy, but overpriced for the portion I'd recommend going during the happy hour!

A Valentine's Day Miracle (No, Really) I took my wife and daughter to PinStripes on Valentine's Day—a date that historically has been the culinary equivalent of a car accident for our family. Over the past few years, we've collected disappointing restaurants like Pokémon cards. Either the food falls spectacularly short of expectations, or the service moves at continental drift speed. Last Valentine's Day at that Greek/Lebanese place near Farragut Square? Let's just say their chicken kabob tasted like it had been waiting longer for love than we had. So naturally, I walked into PinStrippes armed with my usual optimism—which is to say, none. The restaurant offered a fixed menu—which I assumed, like every other establishment in existence, came with wines at a price point that would require refinancing my house. Imagine my shock when the wines arrived in full glasses and actually cost nothing. Apparently, PinStripes didn't get the memo about bleeding customers dry on Valentine's Day. The mussels arrived swimming in wine, shallot, and lemon—actually delicious. The berry salad contained, revolutionary concept, actual berries. The surf and turf delivered a respectable steak, and the chocolate lava cake and tiramisu were—dare I say—above average. When my daughter requested off-menu pizza, the staff actually accommodated us instead of delivering the usual "It's Valentine's Day, everyone must suffer through the fixed menu" lecture we received last year. Revolutionary. Then came the moment of truth: the bill. It matched what was promised. No surprise surcharges, no "mandatory service fees," no hidden fees masquerading as "dine-in tips"—just honest pricing in a city where restaurants treat transparency like it's contagious. I left feeling like I'd stumbled upon an urban legend: a quality Georgetown restaurant on the busiest night of the year that actually delivers value. Dear PinStripes: Please never change. We'll be back. Repeatedly. (My photos are terrible because I kept forgetting to document things when the food arrived—priorities, apparently.)

The restaurant is located in a very popular area of the city, students loaded Georgetown. The place has a bowling alley and Bocci tracks. The food was OK. We had a corporate meeting and hors devoir type of catered dinner.

Food and drinks were good but the prices were a bit steep for the portion sizes. Predominantly the calamari. We got maybe 10 pieces for $18. The flatbread $18 with just chunks of tomato and cheese. My lemon martini was great. Overall the food is good but the prices are a bit high in my opinion.

Came for Sunday brunch for my daughters birthday and it was fabulous. The parking is atrocious, but that’s Georgetown for you! There is a nearby garage with a two minute walk for $23 or another one further down with a 6 minute walk for $12. We set a reservation and were sat expeditiously in this cute corner booth. We came for the all you can eat brunch buffet and it did not disappoint. My favorite were the Green Chilaquiles and the Fondue station with fresh strawberries. They have a great selection of food. The gentleman working the omelet station/chilaquiles station was very pleasant to speak with and kind providing service. He even made me a half portion of chilaquiles because I wanted a little bit more. To my surprise all my children (3 total) were completely free on Sunday since they were under the age of 12. Another note to add is the beautiful smell radiating as you walked to the restrooms. They were spotless. Highly recommend this place!!!

My experience here is with bringing groups for a meal and bowling. The food is okay; doughy pizza with no meat toppings, bland salad, and undercooked pasta with sauce from a jar. I can’t speak to the food quality if ordering not the menu, it might be great. The bowling experience is actually very quite nice. They have an intimate area with lanes reserved for a group of any size They also offer classic bocce ball

Went here to celebrate after work and it was a lovely space in the heart of Georgetown. The outdoor area has pretty views and is tucked away from the street/sidewalk bustle. Happy hour was great. We had wings and drinks for a reasonable price. The servers switched and it threw us off when it came time for the bill, but we figured it out.

First time there and I was not expecting waited staff which is just added pressure when trying to find a cheap activity to do with my disabled brother. I enjoyed playing but the food prices were steep despite going on happy hour. I did not like my flatbread. $30 for a game and shoes for two was fine. $50+ for food was ridiculous. Also, there was no discount on our food. $11 for a mocktail is more than Alamo drafthouse which is a usual Tuesday for us. The worse was having to share a table with strangers who were clearly on a date. I would come early during the week if you want to be alone with your family/loved ones. I asked for the bill when I saw people started arriving after 4:30pm

Traveled with 115 teenagers and this was a great place to keep them entertained and fed. Food was fine, things were on the sweeter side, which was weird for things like pasta sauce. Pizza was a hit with our kids. Bowling was fun and engaging. Would definitely come back.

I went with a group of friends and had arrived about 35 minutes into our one hour session. I went to the desk and let them know my parties name and my shoe size. It was a bit disorganized and five or so minutes had lapsed while another group made their selections and paid. The gentleman helping me let me know there was 20 minutes left and asked if I still wanted to bowl. I looked at him oddly and said yes. Why would I ask for shoes if I didn't want to bowl? Making it to the back is pretty awkward and curves through the restaurant. We were assigned a table in the middle. We had two lanes for an hour. There is a server that comes through to serve food and drinks. It was happy hour so that was a bonus. Note- the drinks were strong. We didn't order any food, so I can't comment. There is a restaurant, so you can opt to dine afterwards. Overall it was an okay experience. There wasn't too much room for a larger party (more 6) to sit comfortably together, so several had to sit on the back bench, which wasn't ideal. I wouldn't say it wasn't a bad time, but the weird conversation at the front desk and the seating situation would make me reconsider this establishment for a larger party especially for the price tag that comes with it for such a short period of time.

They accommodated our large ~20 person party very well. Our server was great and handled everyone's food and drink orders well. Food can be hit or miss though, I actually really enjoyed the pepperoni pizza, but another friend thought her pasta dish was quite bland and didn't want to finish it. We didn't play any games but bowling and bocce are available.

We had great family fun for our first experience here. I actually came here with my girlfriend and her two young nieces, and we had a super experience with everything. This is definitely the most high end bowling alley that I've ever been to. The fact that they have a full bar, as well as, a high end restaurant that features a buffett makes this bowling alley uniquely different. The only thing missing would be an extensive playground for kids. We spent the majority of our two hours strictly in the bowling alley. We had our own snacks, but we really would have loved to try out the buffet. We came on a Sunday and there really weren't that many people, I think about two thirds of the lanes were being used. The restaurant and the bar also had very few customers. I wouldn't mind checking out this place on a Saturday night.

Very good dining experience with fresh, flavorful dishes and attentive service. Portions were generous, presentation appealing, and the ambiance welcoming, making this restaurant a reliable choice for relaxed evenings out locally.

*****Happy hour review***** Stopped by for HH before attending an event upstairs at Pinstripes. Had about 10 minutes until HH ended and our bartender/waiter was on it! They have quite a few tables around the bar and stools lining the bar itself. Ordered a glass of pinot grigio ($5) and the chicken avocado club flatbread ($10), which were both great deals. My glass of wine was quite refreshing and the pour was generous. I really enjoyed the flatbread (glad I listened to our waiter and didn't get the pizza version). It was perfectly crispy (not too crunchy) and came topped with a decent amout of bacon, avocado, roasted onions, and tomatoes. I also tried some of the crispy calamari (pretty good) and truffle fries ( this was a no - too crispy and not enough truffle). Pinstripes is overall a good place to head to for HH when in Georgetown.

Food and drinks were good but the prices were a bit steep for the portion sizes. Predominantly the calamari. We got maybe 10 pieces for $18. The flatbread $18 with just chunks of tomato and cheese. My lemon martini was great. Overall the food is good but the prices are a bit high in my opinion.

We had a great little afternoon here! The food was pretty good. It's definitely a more expensive bowling experience. I was comparing it a lot to top golf in how it's designed!

We had a great time at Pinstripes! The food was delicious and the bowling was a blast. Our server could use some improvement, but overall, it was a fantastic outing. Would definitely recommend!

The idea of late night happy hour is awesome. I mean $5 glasses of wine and draft beer is a really good deal! And $5 bowling and bocce? Amazing! But the food is less than ideal and the service during "late hours" is slow. I was very happy with my wine and truffle fries. You get a large portion, though $12 is a bit much. But nonetheless! The margherita flatbread wasn't great. And we waited quite a long time for it too. Just a lot of tomato and because the flatbread wasn't fully cooked, everything came off the second you picked up a slice. Like a soggy mess. Our service was fine. We had to go to the bar and we asked if we could go to the high tops. We were told sure. So we went to the high top and finally after waiting 15 minutes we gave up and sat at the bar. I know the bartender was cleaning up and wanting to leave, but it was 8:30 and they close at 10. I totally get it--I've been in service! But at the same time, we knew what we wanted and would be no trouble. I mean even the other guy at the bar commented on how slow service was despite the fact that the place was extremely empty. So that's slightly frustrating--but I'm happy to yap and talk for awhile so I didn't think much on it. But if you want quick service, *late night happy hour* might not be the ideal time. Ambiance and vibes were fine. Next time I'll only come for the drinks and the $5 bowling--which again is an awesome deal! I think their deals are awesome but if no one is willing to keep up with these deals, it might be a waste.

Fabulous!! This is a HUGE restaurant that we came across while playing tourist in DC. It was GREAT! We sat at the bar and enjoyed their Happy Hour Menu. We got the sliders, the ribs and the cheese curds (all were delicious). Plus I tried the Paloma (so refreshing) and hubby had a beer. Anton was the perfect waiter. We both agree that we would absolutely return here if we had more time. Total was only $56 + tip. A bargain, especially for Georgetown!

We were here for dinner and bowling with our grandchildren, who live abroad and had never been bowling. The food was fine, and the bowling was fun.

Great place for older toddlers. They have a small slide to push the bowling ball down to guarantee enough momentum to reach the pins, and of course gutter guards. Food takes a while to receive after ordering but I assume that means it's fresh. Server comes around regularly. The food we've had was mid but that's not surprising since you come here for bowling, not fine dining. Our daughter has a blast here which is nice since adults can also enjoy the activity.

Review Hi we came here for the noon drop at 11am, came downstairs at 12:15pm where it was complete chaos and took 10-15min to get seated. All of this could've been pre-empted by taking our reservations/orders while we were at the noon drop event. Then we get seated and it took 45min for our starters to be given and only because we asked for them. Tables were seated, had ordered and eaten and paid before we could get any food on our table. Then, once we finally got out foot 10min later when we were ready to leave and just walkout, we had no cutlery and no water and had to flag our server (very challenging btw--could not find him for 45min as he was always on the other side). Now it has been over 1 hr since we ordered and we are still waiting on our food. Please understand that not only are you incapable of providing quick service as promised, but you're also completely not kid friendly as children do not have the patience to starve through 1 hr noon drop and then wait another hour for food service. Outrageous service with no apologies and no manager in sight.

Honey it's cold out... and I want to Bocce! Bocce anyone? Wonderful date night idea, there were seven lanes, not too crowded for an early bird special retreat. Although the bar staff were busy with the happy hour patrons, know that you can order from the bocce area. Bocce courts are questionably soft and not flat due to the curve balls and misguided rolls, and it adds to the fun! Seas large groups for dining, and it is given a three due to not experiencing a dinner or bowling. I am sure to visit to feed my competitive ego... although they give the winner a hefty medal! I took one home... just sayin

The Ultimate Veggie pizza is outstanding with brussels and cauliflower, I destroyed the whole pie myself. Next time I'll have to try the spaghetti and meatballs. Our server was awesome, even though he looked like the Pringles guy, and the food came out surprisingly fast. Get some bowling in if you have the time, there is an area you can play a game called bocce that looks pretty fun.

I was here for lunch and bowling. The food and drinks were good, and we had fun bowling. However, they need to update the couches in the bowling area as they were very worn and uncomfortable to get out of.

If you're coming here, eat beforehand. The food is too expensive and is definitely an afterthought as the main attraction is the bowling. The food came out as if it's been sitting under a heat lamp and wasn't very hot or fresh... it was also difficult to find and flag down our waiter to continue to order...

This location is nice! It's large and the ambiance was a vibe! I want to say this review is based on a company event so the food options they had were pizza, salad, chicken kabob sticks,mini sliders and the food was ok. A lot of people there said the food was pretty basic. It could have been better but we came there to have a good time. I like the bowling alley ways. Very spacious and comfortable/clean! There was a bar upstairs and down stairs for convenience. Parking, be prepared to pay for parking, in DC you can't really get away with parking haha. The place isn't hard to find either once you walk up to it. The staff were nice and friendly and if I lived around this area I would come here again.

For a bowling alley in georgetown I was expecting some high prices, but I was honestly blown away by the value! I went on a Monday night for and was pleasantly surprised by a $12.99 special for bottomless Spaghetti + Salad. Both were very good and I didn't even need to get more than one serving (and I was pretty hungry). They also had a $10 bottle of wine special which I didn't get. Overall, the service, food, and atmosphere were all 10/10. My only minor complaint is that the bowling lane has a hard cutoff time. We were very close to finishing a game but got locked out. The next party wasn't there yet and I asked for a few more minutes but was told that wasn't possible. Not enough to deduct a star but it was a little annoyjng. I'll definitely be back for the specials!

Came here for an event where we had reserved a private room and a couple high tables near the bocce balls. The room had kind of a depressing vibe and I didn't really enjoy it, but I enjoyed the high tops during the bocce ball. The bocce ball was fun to play, but we got bored pretty quickly. We ordered catering which consisted of pesto chicken (which was dry), couple pizzas ( honestly tasted kind of like freezer cardboard boxes), bruschetta, and pigs in the blanket. It was all pretty average, but I was expecting something nicer. The waiters were hard to find with our large crowd and they weren't super friendly. There wasn't great communication across the waiters because some were saying we can only order beer and wine, Some were saying we can order cocktails, and some were saying our tab was already closed before our event even ended. I enjoyed the time with my friends, but I'm not sure I would want to come back again. I didn't go bowling, but I did have friends play who said it was fun. We ended up ordering some cocktails, which were good and I got the berry bliss mocktail which had real berries in it.

Upscale bowling alley with friendly service. I went there on a Thursday night and the place wasn't very crowded. Our service was great! The set up of the lanes is more upscale than a regular bowling alley which is a fun twist. Some of the food was good and some was just average but for a place like that it's what you would expect. It's a great place for a happy hour or a group outing.

I had the pleasure of setting up an event with the establishment for a work event. When I tell you it was a whirlwind experience, I'm not lying. However, they represented on their end and pulled through and helped me understand the overall each step that needed to be completed. Sam, if you stumble upon this review, you rock and are a great asset to them. I totally appreciate you. I ended up contacting them a few months prior to our event. There was a lot of back and forth between me and them to get the details right. After menu changes, amount of people attending, lanes needed, we were finally ready to sign the deal and make a payment. I'm not going to lie, to me, it was extremely confusing and new to me, but they worked with me overall and made it one of the easiest things to do. When the day finally came for the event. Everything went smoothly. Everyone loved the event from the food, drinks, and bowling. We opted for a replenishing buffet type of food and everyone raved about the sliders, mac and cheese, chips and what not. We also had an open bar that ran for the majority of our event. For bowling, everyone loved that too. The sofas was a nice touch for seating instead of those hard benches found in regular bowling alleys. It was nice that they had socks available for people that might have been in foot apparel that didn't require socks. When we got near the end of the event, i.e. where the open bar was being cut off, the manager onsite let me know and if we wanted to keep it open. He was very communicative and respective. I also have to hand it to my crew as they were respectful of the space and started to file out to allow for a quick turnover of the space. Overall, I would definitely hit this space up so I can explore more of it. The food was great and I'm sure having a meal here would amazing. Actually a night out in this area would kind of great.

Rate more closer to 2.5 Day and night. So I decided to come back since I had a great experience last visit. Wow. This time our server was invisible and hardly came by. My cousin ordered a beverage and they brought her the wrong one after she waited a while for it and then waited again. Same as ordering out food , and waiting for the bill. It wasn't even crowded. The food was still good. We ordered CRISPY CALAMARI wild caught, housemade marinara SUPER SALAD nine superfoods: kale, spinach, pecans, figs, veggie chips, avocado, grains, raspberries, humboldt fog goat cheese, honey red wine vinaigrette added shrimp My cousin also wanted to order some food but again, by the time we waited I was done w my salad! Lol

A restaurant, a bar, a buffet, a bowling alley? This place truly has it all. Perfect for a date night or gathering with friends. $20 for bowling in this area does not seem to steep. $9 for bocce ball was absolute highway robbery and I loved every minute of it. This place stands out in an area that may be difficult to do so. I personally did not order any food but from all accounts of people within my party it lived up to expectations.

3 TVs? Not a sports bar. The most underwhelming "sports" bar in the city.. nothing left to say, but yelp requires 85 character so I'll say it again... The most underwhelming sports bar I've ever been in

Overall great experience. We were seated very quickly and our waitress was great. We ordered all her recommendations and they were good. Our first flavor introduction were the pesto bread sticks. Needless to say, they were very much a great start to our meal. Bomb.com is what first comes to mind. My friend had the steak, eggs, and potatoes. Idk what they did to those potatoes but they were absolutely magical. I had the lobster & egg bruschetta. I didn't know what to expect with this as I've never had anything similar with the lobster mixture but it was a good first experience. Nice note is that hey have definitely perfected the taste of their breads.

Cold pizza, cold mac n cheese, warm beer glasses, and wilted salad. Terrible experience. I don't recommend. Oh and the old fashioned was the worst!

Had a wonderful time and great food at pinstripes. Pinstripes is gourmet food and upscale family entertainment all in one place. When you walk in, you may lose sense thinking you are arriving at the typical bowling alley with its beautiful restaurant ambience. This evening we went upstairs to go participate in bowling and had a great meal. On the way to the bowling alley, I walked by a wedding reception taking place. With a small glance of the reception hall it was set up beautiful and the party seemed to have had a great time. . The bowling experience was pretty good not quite on par with an AMF bowling alley, but definitely gets the job done and provides a beautiful window view of the surrounding area. The only downside to the bowling experience was the rental shoe selection. The shoes were very worn and needed to be replaced. The food was absolutely superb. The pasta was very flavorful and was a new item on the menu. The legendary lobster pizza was also just as great was and filling enough that I had to take five slices home. Most of all the wait staff was extremely friendly and tended to both restaurant needs and bowling Lane needs. Will absolutely return. .

$350 for 6 people to bowl is highway robbery. The food was just ok, think bar food but served on a nice white plate. The time between orders is slow and as soon as your two hours is up a staff member will come over and immediately tell you to leave. Which would be fine... had we had the chance to pay first. Seems strange to rush people out while they are waiting on their checks. Maybe leave that up to the servers to communicate. It's more comfortable than a normal bowling alley with large leather couches, except you only get half a cramped lane so there is no space to move around. All in all I can't imagine coming back for the price. You can get a better experience elsewhere.

Since it's basically the only bowling alley in DC it definitely gets the job done. I just wish for the actual bowling alley itself it had a more bowling-friendly menu (finger foods like nachos and stuff like that) that's easier to eat when you're bowling. The staff is friendly but they get really busy so you're better off ordering multiple drinks at once bc it takes forever for them to come out. The actual bowling part itself works pretty much the same as anywhere else and they offer multiple different options for games other than your standard 10 pin (but we just stuck with that). Definitely a little pricey compared to your standard bowling alley, but still fun.

Often come here for happy hour with friends! The restaurant is a perfect balance of being crowded while not too loud, making it a great place to catch up with friends. The service this time was a bit slow--maybe because we were sitting further from the bar--but the food was great! Highly recommend the truffle fry and buffalo cauliflower.

Such a great time with friends who enjoyed bottomless mimosas on a lovely Saturday afternoon. We indulged in the baked Mac and cheese that was so yummy and creamy. The pesto gnocchi was so yummy but a little too drenched in oil/butter. The grilled chicken avocado club was Great sandwich to end the meal. Our waitress was very kind and accommodating to our needs. We'd love to visit again and hit the bowling lanes!

I originally made reservations for brunch, but after running late I decided to just order from the main menu. I'm giving 3 stars because the food wasn't all what I expected it was okay. I ordered wings which was good I asked for a side of shrimp which they grilled for me after requesting. ( which was nice of them) the Mac and cheese was pretty basic and my salad was nicely made via presentation but I didn't like it maybe because they did not have a variety of dressing that I like. I wish they had more variety in food selection. The staff was very nice, friendly and accommodating. The location, atmosphere and the restaurant itself is very nice. They also had seating outside and the view was nice.

I've been here a few times and was always pleased with the results. This isn't your typical bowling alley. There's weekend brunch, weekday lunch, dinner, dessert, happy hour, and events. There's also a great food selection, drinks, service, and games (bowling or bocce). I celebrated my birthday here a few years ago and it was a hit with my guests. Notes: PARKING - street, garage SERVICE - Polite OPTIONS - Suitable; gluten-free, vegan PRICE - Fair __ I eat. @f.hux I thrift. @DCthriftish

I have only been to this one 2 times but the food is awful and the manager is rude and we got there at 511 and we're still there at 730 pm took forever to get water or service. My friend sent her salad back 2 times and the pasta made her vomit. The pizza I ordered was ok. Overall $32 not worth this price and when I complained the manager excused me of complaining before when I definitely have never complained at this restaurant maybe my friend had but he was talking to both of us. I was very disappointed and I will definitely be calling corporate. Will never go to this one again.

Great specials with great prices. Friendly service. Only have been here twice for dinner and the food's pretty good. Apparently it's two floors and has bocce and bowling and a lot of stuff going on. Also a cute outdoor patio. This is the kind of place I hope can survive in Georgetown. It's an unpretentious, down-to-earth kind of place that isn't going to put a hole in your wallet. Not a hipe vibe/scene or whatever but it isn't trying to be. Plenty of those to be found elsewhere in the city. After visiting once, the manager was generous enough to email me a voucher for a complimentary pizza. Pizza hit the spot! Will definitely be back. I really like what they're going for.

No complaints here. Arrived around 2:45pm on a Saturday and they just switched from the brunch menu to the dinner menu, however they still allowed us to quickly order from brunch menu so that was nice! I had the BBQ pizza and it was good. I took most of it home! My partner had the bottomless mimosas for $24 and it definitely got him lit! I'd recommended that and the lemon drop martini! I didn't bowl so I can't speak to that, but the food was alright in my book.

Pinstripes is a surprisingly fun place.. We had a great brunch with a amazing server. Endless Mimosas with fruit selections. After our brunch we went to bowl. Bowling waa quite crowded. The buffet offers any fruit you can think of, muffins, bagels, crossiants,artesian breads, omelet bar with carving station. Bakery items including a selection of fresh baked cookies. Scramble eggs with herbs, bacon, chicken tenders, sausage turkey products on request. The vibe was really chill with diners enjoying fellowship and laughter. No rush dining was a pleasure with multiple people just checking in on my party of 3. We went to the bowling area they was reserved for us after dining. Lounge area are located throughout. All in this was a great restaurant to visit.

This is my second visit to a Pinstripes (see my review about the Chicago location if traveling there) and I must say this franchise has a great thing going for them. The place is right near Georgetown University and they have an amazing set up. They have places to sit large parties and well as smaller areas near the bocce and bowling lanes. I love that when you walk in the bar is near the front door and you can literally stand and see your food being prepared if you choose to do so. Now let's get to the food. Every wing flavor was amazing. My favorite was the sweet chile glaze. Make sure you ask for the La to be well done so they stay crispy. You won't regret it. The pizza, jambalaya, crispy chicken sandwich were all amazing. Our server was great. She handled everything for us and we had a large group. I cannot forget the drink specials. All mixed drinks are half off on Thursday's. The margaritas and mojitos are excellent. They have a blackberry drink that I cannot remember the name but it was delicious as well. I'm not sure why this place has a 3.6 but it's a 5 all day for me.

What a great find in the middle of Georgetown. I took a chance on their Italian based on the waiter's feedback and there was 1 amazing thing he left out....they make their own mozzarella! And it was damn delicious. But I digress. Let's start over. We were greeted by a friendly hostess who was able To seat us right away. Jude, our waiter greeted us shortly later and took the drink order. He was very friendly and knowledgeable about the food and was honest about his favorites. I went with his recommendation on the gnocchi and I gotta tell you, it was delish. Fresh basil was buried into and made the dish along with the sauce. OH!! We ordered the Bruschetta for an app and I could have had another for dinner. Outside of Italy, it was one of the best I had. The restaurant was well laid out avoiding tables being packed close together. They had games such as Bocci ball and bowling but we never looked as my daughter wanted to hit some more stores to walk off the great meal. I will return.

Typical bowling - nothing fancy. The food was basic bar bites. Calamari had no seasoning, bruschetta was ok. Coming to bowl and drink? Good to go, but save your appetite for somewhere else to eat.

Food and service was AMAZING! My friends anf i had so much fun here! And S/o to Joe the manager! Spectacular.

Food was ok, nice place to eat outside to enjoy the nice weather. However, I wouldn't call the service bad, it was non existent. We could see our waitress chatting with a fellow colleague inside the entire time. Never checked on us, had to chase her down to get our bill and then had to go inside to pay because she never came back. Too many good options in Georgetown to eat, would not come back again.

Such a fun place. Bocce ball, bowling, and happy hour. What more can you ask for? Definitely recommend a reservation to guarantee a lane. There are only two bocce ball lanes. My friends and I made a bocce ball and bowling reservation. Not sure if you get to choose the order, but we ate food first, played bocce ball next, and ended with bowling. I would recommend the same order, because you wouldn't have to go back and forth to your original table to take a bite of food and thus maximizes your playing time. ..... ULTIMATE VEGGIE PIZZA: 4/5 enjoyed the amount of veggies on this pizza and how it wasn't the typical "bell peppers", "mushroom", and "olives" pizza. the crust was nice and crispy and the pizza itself wasn't too dry WHISKEY SOUR: 5/5 dangerous. it was surprisingly good, but I'm not a huge whiskey person - so it is on the sweeter side MOSCOW MULE: 4/5 came in a standard copper mug as a proper moscow mule - but not bad DEEP FRIED CAULIFLOWER: 4/5 feel the cauliflower could be battered up more and have more of this "deep fried" texture. but the buffalo flavoring is pretty good and being a fan on blue cheese, loved the combo

From the moment we arrived, our 2 hour experience here was a string of disappointments. When we arrived, we were told bowling for 7 people for 2 hours (on a single lane), would cost over $400. Maybe this is normal for Georgetown, but I could not believe this price. The worst of it is, those $400 afford no sense of decent standard, let alone luxury. The service was slow, facilities poor (lane was uneven and roof was half finished), bathrooms were gross, the seating was tight- the list goes on. If this had been a reasonable price, I wouldn't complain so much, but nothing matched up here. Now, the food I have less insight into since we didn't sit in the restaurant. The food we did order was better than typical bowling alley food, but for a restaurant, it was mediocre at best. To sum up, save yourself the fortune and take your money somewhere that has either good bowling or good food, not a place that's awful at both.

Nice place to play bocce or bowl. Buffet breakfast was good, healthy options and fresh. Omelet was very good.

Only eat here if you want one of the best Caesar Salads you'll ever have. 10/10. I don't hand out 10's very often. But this place , this dressing, the chicken all amazing and seasoned to perfection. I enjoyed my salad along with a nice strong Paloma that was EXCELLENT and checked all the boxes in what I'm wanting in a cocktail. Will definitely keep coming back!

At first our experience at Pinstripes was not pleasant. We had called the establishment to confirm a few things including: - Arrival: does the entire party need to be present to confirm reservation - Bowling and Brunch price: we were told over the phone there was one price for bottomless brunch and bowling A few members of the party were late due to parking in DC but we had a few people present and on time to hold the reservation. As we were waiting for our party the staff had told us if everyone didn't show up within 15 min grace period our reservation would be cancelled - was NOT what we were told over the phone. Luckily we were able to clarify this with the staff and management and they were able to extend our bowling. For the brunch and bowling price - when we clarified this with management they let us know that we were misinformed so they apologized and brought us a complimentary flatbread and drink for our birthday boy which was very kind. Although at first it wasn't pleasant we are so happy with the way the staff handled the situation. Ultimately the bowling here is very pricy so not sure if we would return to bowl, but the food and drinks are good and I'd come back just to dine!