Bowling alleys in Paris: all 9 mapped

Where the concierge points people first

Bowling Mouffetard — Underground beneath the rue Mouffetard in the Latin Quarter, a handful of lanes with pool tables and a bar. Small, central and a fun oddity on an evening in the 5th. (48.8422, 2.3499) · Directions ↗
Bowling Front de Seine — In the high-rise Front de Seine district of the 15th, by Beaugrenelle. Useful if you are staying on the west side. (48.8490, 2.2846) · Directions ↗
Stars & Strikes — A family entertainment center with bowling alongside other games. The easier choice with children in tow. (48.8695, 2.3093) · Directions ↗
Bowling Foch — Under the smart 16th arrondissement, near the Bois de Boulogne. An unexpected find in a residential corner. (48.8733, 2.2924) · Directions ↗

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Weekend evenings fill up with groups

Bowling in Paris is mostly an evening, group affair, and on Friday and Saturday nights lanes go quickly to office parties and birthday groups. Walk-ins are easiest early in the evening or midweek. Opening hours differ from alley to alley and change with the season, so check ahead before a late trip, especially on a Sunday. You pay per game per person, plus shoe hire at most places, and prices usually rise at weekends and in the evening.

Questions people ask

What are the best bowling alleys in Paris?

Bowling Mouffetard for a central, characterful evening, Bowling Front de Seine on the west side, and Stars & Strikes for families.

Can you walk in to a bowling alley in Paris at the weekend?

Sometimes, but weekend evenings are busy with groups. Go earlier in the evening or check ahead.

How many bowling alleys are there in Paris?

NUM's directory maps 9 bowling alleys in Paris and the neighboring suburbs, including Courbevoie.

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