The Painted Duck

"This Westside staple showcases vintage parlor games like duckpin bowling (smaller ball, three rolls per frame) and shuffleboard in a wood-covered, earth-toned setting that looks like the snazziest Bass Pro Shops you ever entered. The ambitious kitchen’s crispy brussels are the can’t-have-just-one snack you’ll cherish between strikes. Shrimp and filet mignon skewers are the alley foods you never knew you were missing. And there’s nothing quite like a panko-breaded duck nugget dipped in ranch to break up a heated round of snookball." - nina reeder, demarco williams, juli horsford, jacinta howard

"Tucked along 10th Street near the corner of Brady Avenue, you’ll find a set of unassuming green doors below a winged neon sign. Beyond lies a veritable grown up playground of crafted cocktails, backyard barfare, vintage games and duckpin bowling lanes that has made The Painted Duck a favorite hangout among Westsiders. A great place for a date or group hang, there’s truly something for everyone at The Painted Duck." - Resource Branding

"This Westside staple showcases vintage parlor games like duckpin bowling (smaller ball, three rolls per frame) and shuffleboard in a wood-covered, earth-toned setting that looks like the snazziest Bass Pro Shops you ever entered. The ambitious kitchen’s crispy brussels are the can’t-have-just-one snack you’ll cherish between strikes. Shrimp and filet mignon skewers are the alley foods you never knew you were missing. And there’s nothing quite like a panko-breaded duck nugget dipped in ranch to break up a heated round of snookball." - nina reeder, juli horsford, demarco williams

"The Westside sibling to the Painted Pin in Buckhead, Painted Duck is billed as an old school “gaming parlour” offering 16 lanes of duckpin bowling, Belgian feather bowling, horseshoe pits, knuckleball, and shuffleboard. A large, opulent crystal chandelier hangs overhead at the entrance to the bowling lanes, and there’s plenty of seating in the lounge for eating family-style dishes while sipping cocktails." - Beth McKibben

"This Westside staple showcases vintage parlor games like duckpin bowling (smaller ball, three rolls per frame) and shuffleboard in a wood-covered, earth-toned setting that looks like the snazziest Bass Pro Shops you ever entered. The ambitious kitchen’s crispy brussels are the can’t-have-just-one snack you’ll cherish between strikes. Shrimp and filet mignon skewers are the alley foods you never knew you were missing. And there’s nothing quite like a panko-breaded duck nugget dipped in ranch to break up a heated round of snookball. photo credit: Heidi Geldhauser" - DeMarco Williams