Where to eat well while bowling, playing pool, clubbing
The All Star, a full restaurant, bowling alley in Riverhead features a wood-burning brick oven pizza, specialty drinks, an arcade game room with prize counter, movies screens adorn the back of the lanes, lane table service, stadium, multi-leveled dining area as well as featured themes throughout the year. (Dec. 1, 2012) Credit: Randee Daddona
Lunch where you bowl? Sup where you shoot pool? Snack at a rock concert? The very thought of food and entertainment under the same roof used to mean hot dogs turning on metal rods and frozen pizza nuked on cardboard trays.
Until lately, that is. A nascent scene is marrying the concept of serious fun with serious food from serious chefs. Which means you can find herb-crusted rack of lamb at a pool hall, crab/chive/ricotta fritters at a music venue and cedar planked salmon at a bowling alley. Lest things get too highfalutin, you can always opt for a burger -- most made from sustainably raised beef -- at any of the above.
Meet the chefs who are cooking on cue, striking out for good taste and pumping up the flavor at these multipurpose venues:
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