Punch Bowl Social
Restaurant · Downtown
340 SW Morrison St Suite 4305, Portland, OR 97204
Highlights
Bowling, karaoke, arcade games, great food & drinks
Bowling, karaoke, arcade games, great food & drinks
"Located on the third floor of Pioneer Place, Punch Bowl Social is a whopping 32,000 square foot venue filled with arcade games, a bowling alley, and a karaoke bar. With a respectable 12 taps stocked with beer and cider, a variety of boozy punch bowls, fun non-alcoholic spritzes, and a food menu with plenty of sharing-friendly nachos and loaded fries, Punch Bowl Social is a smart choice for parties, regardless of age demographic."
"For a more whimsical end to the decade, the sprawling, multi-roomed bar and game hall Punch Bowl Social will throw a futuristic, “3199”-themed party. DJs will be spinning some fun tunes, guests are encouraged to dress for the occasion (think sequins, satin, and anything else “futuristic”), and the bar will serve a speciality sparkling rosé punch. There’s no cover, so party-goers can show up as they please." - Alex Frane
"Selling a Sip & Support Pride cocktail made with vodka, Velvet Falernum, and Angostura and 1821 Havana & Hide bitters. $1 of each drink purchase goes to the Trevor Project." - Brooke Jackson-Glidden
"The sprawling restaurant and bar with game rooms, video games, bowling, and karaoke might not be the most conventional Father’s Day, but the bar will offer dads three free shots to make bull’s eye on the dart board; winners get a free entree. PBS will also offer specials on old-fashioneds all day." - Alex Frane
"The sprawling, multi-roomed, arcade, bowling alley, and karaoke bar Punch Bowl Social is hosting what will be the most twee Halloween event around with its Wes Anderson-themed party on Saturday, October 27. Guests are strongly encouraged to dress as their favorite Anderson characters, with prizes for the best dressed. The bar will also serve a specialty punch, Orange is the New Black Sabbath, with tequila, orange, and a red wine float. The party goes from 9 p.m. to 2 a.m." - Alex Frane
