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"You might associate bowling alley food with the uncomfortable one-two punch of eating chicken fingers followed by jamming your greasy fingers into a bowling ball. The Painted Pin in Buckhead offers a different experience. Between turns and decorative Lebowski quotes, you can relax on a couch and eat some of our favorite items like the soy ginger-glazed edamame, smoked ribs, and wood-fired pizzas. You can always embody the Dude and do a deep dive into White Russians, but the Moscow Mule slushies go down smoothly and, probably, too quickly." - nina reeder, jacinta howard
"Features a gin punch accented with grapefruit and bubbles as a communal option, marrying bright citrus and effervescence for group enjoyment." - Caroline Eubanks
"I see The Painted Pin described as a boutique bowling bar run by Justin Amick and William Stallworth, part of their growing collection of gaming restaurant venues in Atlanta." - Beth McKibben
"A recreational restaurant concept from the same operators that blends competitive games with food and drink, emphasizing a social, playful atmosphere and operational practices (such as reservation windows and evening first-come, first-served play) similar to the group’s other game-focused venues." - Beth McKibben
"The owners of the Painted Duck also own the Painted Pin, a boutique bowling alley featuring bocce ball, ping pong, pop-a-shot, darts, and ski ball on Miami Circle in Buckhead. At the bar, there’s beer, wine, and classic cocktails to pair with the shared plates, sandwiches, salads, tacos, and wood-fired pizzas." - Beth McKibben
