Lucky Strike
Hollywood, Los Angeles
Restaurant in Los Angeles, United States
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Dress
Casual
Why go
Lucky Strike is worth booking for an easy Hollywood group plan, especially when the night needs energy rather than a formal meal. Lunch or earlier plans are better for lower friction; dinner is better for birthdays, visitors, and casual celebrations where a louder room is part of the appeal.
About Lucky Strike
Is Lucky Strike worth booking in Los Angeles? It can be a practical option if its posted hours fit your plan and you want a casual venue rather than a formal, dress-code-driven outing. Lucky Strike is in Los Angeles, the dress code is casual, and the posted schedule runs from late afternoon on weekdays, from noon on weekends, and later on Friday and Saturday nights.
For food-focused exploring, start with our full Los Angeles restaurants guide; for a broader night out, pair the decision with our full Los Angeles bars guide or our full Los Angeles experiences guide.
Weekend daytime is available; late nights are Friday and Saturday
Lucky Strike is not listed with weekday lunch hours. Monday through Wednesday it is open 4–11 PM, Thursday 4–10 PM, Friday 4 PM–1 AM, Saturday 12 PM–1 AM, and Sunday 12–11 PM. That makes weekend daytime the clearest earlier option, while Friday and Saturday are the confirmed late-night windows.
If the plan is meal-first, compare other Los Angeles dining options instead. 25 Degrees is another casual option to consider, while Lucky Strike is better judged by whether its hours and casual dress code match the night you are planning.
Use the basics before you decide
The strongest confirmed facts are simple: Lucky Strike is in Los Angeles, casual dress is appropriate, and the hours vary by day. Booking difficulty, group policies, service style, and event details are not available, so confirm directly if those details matter to your plan.
For a deeper Los Angeles plan, compare it with 25 Degrees, Lucky Strike, Mr.Tempo Cantina, Rosy Café, Shirley Brasserie, Uka, or broader citywide planning pages like our full Los Angeles hotels guide and our full Los Angeles wineries guide. The verdict is direct: choose Lucky Strike when the confirmed hours and casual dress code fit; choose another venue if you need cuisine, pricing, or a more clearly defined dining experience.
Planning details
- Location
- 6801 Hollywood Blvd Ste 143, Hollywood, CA 90028
- Website
- luckystrikeent.com
- Phone
- +13234677776
The take
The Take
The Vibe
Lucky Strike leans into a playful, activity-first dining model that privileges ease and group energy over formal pacing. Situated on Hollywood Boulevard, it draws a mixed crowd of tourists, locals and industry folks, and the environment reflects that cross-section: spontaneous, social and built around rounds of shared activity rather than plated sequences. The tone is casual and unwind-friendly, with service and seating arranged to accommodate rotation and movement. If you’re after a tightly choreographed tasting menu, this isn’t it — the point here is conviviality and flexibility amid the bustle of the boulevard.
Best For
This is a go-to for groups, after-work decompression and casual celebrations where activity and socializing are the priority. The venue’s entertainment-dining format makes it especially suited to friends meeting around a game or large parties that want to move between lanes, consoles or common spaces without being tethered to a set course. Hollywood foot traffic and nearby cinemas also make it a practical choice for pre- or post-show hangouts. In short, Lucky Strike works best when the plan is flexible, communal and focused on shared moments rather than a formal dinner.
Ordering Tips
Approach ordering with the group in mind: shareable, finger-friendly plates and rounds fit the venue’s pacing. Signature options like Chicken Tenders & Fries, Bistro Steak Bites and the Double Smash Burger are natural picks that travel well between activities and satisfy a variety of tastes. Expect service that accommodates intermittent play and social rotation rather than a single, continuous meal; pace your orders so food arrives in waves and keep plates communal to minimize table downtime. Reservations aren’t the core of the experience — flexibility and group logistics are.
Venue details
Ambiance
Hollywood chic atmosphere with hip, high-energy vibe, techno-cool bowling lanes featuring floor-to-ceiling video screens, and lounge-style seating.
Tags
Vibe
Best For
Experience
Accessibility
At the Table
- Dress Code
- Casual
- Noise Level
- Lively
- Service Style
- Casual
- Meal Pacing
- Standard
- Capacity
- Large
Signature Dishes
- Chicken Tenders & Fries
- Bistro Steak Bites
- Double Smash Burger
Know before you go
Know Before You Go
- Getting there
- 6801 Hollywood Blvd Ste 143, Hollywood, CA 90028
Planning details
Location
Also consider
Also Consider
- 25 Degrees, Notable alternative
- Shirley Brasserie, Notable alternative
- Uka, Japanese Contemporary, $$$$
- Rosy Café, Notable alternative
- Mr.Tempo Cantina, Notable alternative
Restaurant context
How it compares for a Hollywood night out
Lucky Strike is the easier choice when the goal is a casual group plan with built-in activity. 25 Degrees is a better fit if the group mainly wants a burger-and-drinks stop, while Shirley Brasserie reads more like a sit-down meal choice for guests who want a more traditional restaurant rhythm.
For a splurge or chef-led dinner, Uka sits in a different lane: Japanese Contemporary, $$$$, and better suited to diners prioritizing cuisine over activity. Rosy Café is the softer daytime cross-shop, while Mr.Tempo Cantina makes more sense when the group wants a louder food-and-drink setup without making the activity the main event.
If booking ease matters, Lucky Strike has the advantage. If value means the meal itself should carry the evening, start with 25 Degrees or Shirley Brasserie. If the occasion calls for a higher-budget dinner, Uka is the cleaner comparison.
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Compare Lucky Strike
| Venue | Location | Cuisine | Price | Awards |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Lucky Strike | Los Angeles | , | , | No published awards |
| 25 Degrees | Los Angeles | , | , | No published awards |
| Shirley Brasserie | Los Angeles | , | , | No published awards |
| Uka | Los Angeles | Japanese Contemporary | $$$$ | No published awards |
| Rosy Café | Los Angeles | , | , | No published awards |
| Mr.Tempo Cantina | Los Angeles | , | , | No published awards |
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FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
What are alternatives to Lucky Strike in Los Angeles?
Consider 25 Degrees, Mr.Tempo Cantina, Rosy Café, Shirley Brasserie, or Uka, depending on the kind of Los Angeles outing you are planning. Lucky Strike should be evaluated by its basics: Los Angeles location, casual dress code, and posted hours.
What should I wear to Lucky Strike?
Dress is casual. No more specific dress requirement is listed.
Is Lucky Strike good for a special occasion?
Special-occasion services, packages, and event policies are not listed. It may fit if the casual dress code and posted hours work for your plan, but confirm any occasion-specific needs directly.
Can Lucky Strike accommodate groups?
Group accommodation details are not listed. If you are planning for multiple people, confirm capacity, booking rules, and any required arrangements directly with the venue.
Is lunch or dinner better at Lucky Strike?
Weekday lunch is not listed in the hours. Weekend daytime is available, with Saturday and Sunday opening at 12 PM; evening hours are listed throughout the week, with the latest closing times on Friday and Saturday at 1 AM.
