Have no fear, traveler; though the residential setting of this corner bar gives every indication that townies will turn and stare glassy-eyed at any outsider, check your worries at the door, because once inside you'll be welcomed with a smile from behind the bar. All I came here for was mini bowling, and I got that in spades. It was a Sunday night, so two lanes were open with no reservation needed. I opened a tab at the bar, headed back to the awaiting lanes, and proceeded two bowl a couple games in quick succession. Unless you have a large crew, there won't be much sit and wait time, like on a regular lane. Note that it is manual scoring. They do provide a cheat sheet to help with this, and it may help as well to number your frames, just in case you get lost in all the up and down. Since it is residential, you might have to circle the block a few times to find parking, but don't let that deter you. A walk back to the car might be the perfect excuse to stop by the food truck across the street. read more

A Milwaukee icon on the south side! This is a legendary bar that moonlights as a mini bowling alley. Location is a little sketchy, and this is definitely a dive bar at its finest, but the real star of the show is the duck pin bowling located in the back. For those not familiar, it's a much shorter, elevated lane than regular bowling. Select from different weighted, softball size balls and roll it down the lane. It's much easier than regular bowling and scores tend to be high, so it's a nice ego boost and tons of fun! And instead of a machine re-racking the pins, there are teenagers that sit back there to set them up. Tips: Cash only for the bowling which is $5 dollars a person. Make sure to tip your pin setters! Its best to call in advance to reserve a lane, but walk ins welcome. There are four lanes and you can rent one or more for an hour and a half each. They bowl super late, and is an awesome spot to hang out with a group and play a few rounds! Come knock some pins down at this legendary spot! read more

Koz's Mini Bowl - Bowling Near Me - Milwaukee, Wisconsin

Called weeks ahead to book a 10pm round for my company's holiday party. Got a call a couple days ahead of time to tell me they overbooked the night and we wouldn't be bowling until "closer to 10:30" Arrived at 10:15, bought two pitchers thinking we would just wait 15 minutes. At 11:15 there was no sign that we would be bowling any time soon, so basically the main event of the night for our company party literally couldn't happen, and didn't happen, because of piss-poor time management and frankly just greed on the part of whomever booked the night. I told the person who ruined our party that it was shit, and he profusely apologized, took my number, said he would text me so he could make it right and give us a free round. Did he actually text me, you ask? No the fuck he did not. Thanks a lot, see ya never. read more

Me and my family love Koz's Mini Bowl. This is a Milwaukee institution! Think of bowling but with mini bowling ball and small pins, actually called duck bowling! This place is decorated with unique Wisconsin style decor. My favorite is all the taxidermy dressed in MKE gear. The bar offers a variety of drinks and you're welcome to bring in your own food, plus food trucks are often parked outside if you're interested in that. The lane is manually run by workers that consistently set up your pins. Place even runs leagues if you're looking to join in. Super great for all ages of fun! Come see this place in the Southside of Milwaukee! read more

Koz's Mini Bowl - Bowling Near Me - Milwaukee, Wisconsin

Koz's mini bowling still seems to be a secret hidden gem, as I still meet people who haven't been there. The lanes date back 90 years, and the pins are manually set by teenagers that you tip after your games. There was a large group celebrating a birthday before us, and our lane reservation was for 90 minutes. NOTE: Koz's is cash only. My friends and I had a blast! Koz's provides an excellent family fun experience! read more

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Feb2025: We stopped in for adult beverages on way to WKE. Airport! The ambience was so outstanding (We actually had a male pin setter behind 2 lanes. Bowling balls were softball size! ) Koz offers mini bowling tournaments ! read more

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Koz's is a Milwaukee institution! The bartender, Koz himself, is a trip and reason enough to go into this watering hole. The parking is on the street and never a problem. The real draw besides the great service, regulars, and cheap beers in the lanes. Mini bowling, or duck pin bowling, is a tiny lane with a tiny ball and human pin setters. It's wild. The rules are no walking on the lanes and the ball has to touch the floor before a pin (because that's a real problem). Go with some friends, score crazy high scores, enjoy cheap beers, check out the lion in the corner, have some laughs, and be sure to tip your pin setter. Remember, shoes are free with a lane rental! read more

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We had family here from out of town- what do you do for fun? Of course we went to Koz's! **Koz's is not wheelchair accessible, there is one or two steps to get in. Bring cash- or there is an atm. There is no automatic computer scoring - Download an app or do what I did- searched the recesses of my mind on how to score the game by hand from my long ago high school gym class. I think I got it right; if not, no one else in my party knew how to score by hand. Ha! Call ahead and make a reservation- there are only 4 lanes. Bring a few extra bucks to tip your pin setter- they work hard behind the lanes resetting your pins!. We had a blast, good drinks, great service, lots of fun and definitely takes you back in time. read more

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So so fun!!!! Enjoyed by kids and grandkids - expect it will be a repeated event when they visit again

Love this place! We had a company team building event here. Everyone had a great time. Service was great. read more

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May not be the most well maintained or clean place, but that's not what we come to this place for. I have had an absolute blast everytime I've came! TIP: Come prepared to count as you keep track the score yourself read more

Koz 's is the most fun you can have in Milwaukee! We called ahead and brought the whole family : Grandma, Granpda, Dad, Aunt, Uncle and 10 and 7 year old. Everyone can play and we had the best time. There is a pin setter you should tip, and drinks to buy from Koz. But the game itself is easy to play...the ball gets cradled in your hand and lofted down the alley. Yes you score yourself! We will make sure to leave time for a few games every time we are in town. From the outside, the place doesn't look like much, but come on in! Koz is waiting for you. read more

You guys! This place is so cool! Came here for a friend's birthday party, having never been here and having zero experience with mini bowling. Randomly, the week I went, WUWM's Bubbler Talk took a deep dive into the history of duckpin bowling. And, while, Koz's mini bowl is similar to duckpin bowling, it's a bit different (different lane length etc). It is super similar to that, though. If you also have no experience with duckpin bowling OR mini-bowling, here's the sitch: It's similar to regular bowling, in that, there are ten pins and a ball in which to attempt to strike down the pins. The differences: +The pins are a shorter and squatter +The ball, while clearly made of a similar substance, is smaller than a regular bowling ball (maybe just a skosh larger than a softball) and has no finger holes +Here, the lane is actually elevated a step. Because you never step on the wood floored lane, no bowling shoes required! +The lane is significantly shorter than a standard bowling lane Koz's is completely vintage (ie: guessing there have been no updates since they began business in 1978). Unlike more modern bowling alleys, Koz's has human pin setters (I'm not sure why I find this so completely throw-back-thursday delightful, but I do). Those same pin-setters also roll your ball back to you. You'll want to keep an eye on the track (and your fingers) as you grab a ball to bowl, they roll those balls back quickly! The good news? You'll likely bowl the best game of your life. Strikes aren't such a rare thing in mini-bowling. That's ok. You can still make everyone high-five you when you get one. I did. Beyond that, the bar is dive-tastic, serving simple, strong drinks as any good dive bar should. Bowling costs $5 per person and you should definitely make reservations (not sure if they take reservations for anything less than parties?) as there's only four lanes in the joint. You'll also want to throw in a few extra bucks to tip the pin setters. They are seriously hustling! All in all, a definitely, must-try spot in Milwaukee (sort of as Milwaukee as it gets, I think!). Get to it! read more

Koz's Mini Bowl - Happy birthday Chad! - Bowling Near Me - Milwaukee, Wisconsin

I found this tavern on a list of unique bars in the USA. They have Mini bowling with four small lanes. There are human pinsetters to set up the small bowling pins. What a cool place to experience in Milwaukee. read more

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We had a blast here at Koz's! First time mini-bowling and first time in Milwaukee. This is a must-do, must-see original dive bar and mini bowling lanes. The local crowd is friendly, the bar staff is attentive. The mini-bowling is fun. The jukebox is always playing. Bring some cash for pull tabs, and to tip your pin-setters. Yep, no machines here...real live pin setters! read more

Koz's Mini Bowl is great. It's kind of a rundown shady bar. But, it's still great. They have a rundown jukebox. It's old and I think the music may be burned copies. Oh and it also only takes quarters. But, that's the character that makes the place great. Every place can't be the same!! BUT, I will say it wasn't great and was kinda gross that the friends I was with had to "ASK" to turn on the water in the men's bathroom so they could wash their hands. Those pin racker boys pee a lot and to think they weren't...... ew. Games are about $3 each and you should be tipping the guys who set your pins $2 per game. Totally reasonable, folks! So, it's rundown, dirty, shady, unclean, unkempt but it all somehow works with the overall personality. It wouldn't be the same otherwise. Koz's is great. read more

My family of 5 had so much fun at Kozs. The staff was very friendly and we were greeted immediately upon entering. We grabbed tacos from the food truck El Tapatio across the street, which they recommended. Yum! We had a great experience read more

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I am reviewing Koz's live at Chadrick J's 44th birthday bash. This place is an easy five stars because I've never seen any place like it on earth. Four lanes of mini bowling, two pinsetters working their asses off to reset the pins, and a lively fun bar. Is this place from the 19th century or what?!? I highly recommend Koz's for a truly unique experience. read more

Koz's Mini Bowl - Chadrick J.'s birthday bash! - Bowling Near Me - Milwaukee, Wisconsin

Great experience and so Wisconsin! Very attentive staff and outstanding pinsetters to take care of our personal party!

Hidden gem! Such a cool place to hang out. Staff was helpful and friendly and mini bowling was so much fun. Definitely a unique experience to make your evening fun! read more

Great place! Fun atmosphere and nice people. Great Milwaukee spot! Check. It out!!

If you grew up in Milwaukee, you probably know all about Koz's. It's certainly an institution, but I'd never been before last night. Pretty much every review has covered the bowling basics - make a rez, tip your pinsetters, be prepared to keep score, etc. Other things worth knowing: *No special shoes needed - huge bonus for me as that always grosses me out at other places *Pitchers of PBR = $7. Hooray! *Pool table & dartboard available for non-bowling fun *Cards are accepted but they'd prefer cash. You'll need cash to tip your pinsetters anyway. *Ladies bathroom = pretty good. *The jukebox is incredible. It only takes quarters (available from the bar) and has quite an eclectic mix. There's the good (Beastie Boys), the bad (The Eagles) and the truly unspeakable (Nickleback & Tool). A lot of it is "mixtape" style so choose carefully. And don't play any goddamn Nickleback. *Check out the Wall of Bounced Checks to see if you know anybody who skipped out on their bar tab Bartenders? Friendly. Atmosphere? Original Southside tavern...someplace your gramps probably parked his dupa for a few cold ones. Prices? Cheap. Crowd? A real mix - neighborhood peeps, college kids, bachelor parties. It's a very "Milwaukee" experience on every level. read more

I think they over charged us for bowling, but I honestly don't give a shit. This place is the bomb dot org, Cheap beers, cheap bowling, cheap times. Awesome jukebox (old school juke RIP. BUT!!! The new touch tunes is limited to what used to be on the OG disc spinner. Retro is back, even in the future. WIN.) If you've never been, you need to. If you have, you probably haven't been back in a while, SHAME ON YOU. You're probably the reason we don't have nice things. Speaking of nice, tip your pinsetters! (Also, would anyone else love to see a tiny person Big Lebowski convention at a duck pin bowling place? No? Just me?) read more

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1. Call ahead and reserve a lane or two (sometimes several days to weeks in advance 2. Gather a fun group of your friends 3. Meet somewhere first to have a few drinks (its best to arrive having strapped on a little buzz) 4. Arrive at Koz's and just have a blast! 5. Tip the pin-boys (George likes a Miller High Life too) This place is such a blast. All the other reviews are right on. Yes...its a dive. Yes...they have cold PBR on tap. Yes...it small. Yes...if you don't have a reservation, you may not be able to bowl. Yes...it is probably the BEST jukebox in the city of Milwaukee! Just go. read more

Koz's Mini Bowl - Bowling Near Me - Milwaukee, Wisconsin

Going to Koz's is like hanging out in an extremely awesome finished basement last renovated in the 70s. Lots of wood paneling, animals that have been immortalized by the local taxidermist, and a bar stocked with Milwaukee favorites. Even the most uncoordinated can dominate at mini bowling after chucking the balls down the lane a few times, and the $3 mini pitchers of beer help level the playing field. Be sure to bring cash to tip the pin-setters: they risk their limbs jumping between lanes and among careening balls to ensure you have a fun time. Also, make sure at least one person is capable of performing drunk math - you're responsible for scoring your own game. The only drawbacks are that it gets extremely crowded around the lanes and you feel like you're constantly in someone's way, and that the bathrooms might qualify for cesspool status. The pros far outweigh the cons, though, and any good Wisconsinite knows how to survive in even the grossest of bar bathrooms. read more

Koz's Mini Bowl - A word of warning: fear the deer. - Bowling Near Me - Milwaukee, Wisconsin

Right when I walked in the owner, an older women that is soooo sweet, greeting me and my girlfriend. It was the first time being there and it looked like we got there before the crowds and right when they opened. She suggested we get a pitcher since it would save us money and said one of the neighborhood boys would collect the pins for us and don't feel bad that they weren't all set up. I have never experienced anything like this before. The lanes are 3 feet wide and only 20 feet deep and the ball is the size of a Bocce ball. Behind the tiny pins is a teenage neighborhood kid who puts the pins back in place. It is a hoot! The atmosphere is a mix of up north bar mixed with your german/polish grandparents house. The owner after we finished our game and settled up, gave us a few free game passes so we could come back when it is busier to see it then. Great owner, great establishment, and a very unique place to go to. read more

My kid sister came in town this weekend to visit after her 20th birthday. I was trying to find some fun things to do with someone uninterested/unable to enjoy beer and the many Milwaukee beer attractions. She loves bowling, so I immediately thought of Koz's. On Friday I looked on both their website and yelp for the hours. Nothing anywhere. They did list the phone number so about 3:00 on Friday I called. Ring and ring and ring and ring. Called back 20 minutes later. And 20 minutes later. Around 7:30 I tried again and someone answered. They were talking to other people and half listening to me. I asked what time they open on Saturday. He said 2:30. I said two of us would like to bowl, did I need a reservation? He laughed a little and said nope. Hung up. So come Saturday at 2:30 we walked in. The door was propped open, and there were about 20 people in there bowling. Obviously they hadn't JUST opened. We went in and the guy behind the bar asked what time our reso was for. I told him we were advised we didn't need one. He told me that they were booked for the afternoon, but one party was running late, so we could sneak in. Well we went in there and just started bowling. The teenager that was picking up our pins kept staring extremely awkwardly at us. The bowling itself was fun, but there was no music playing and not much going on. After one game the bartender asked if we were done yet. Well we had planned on playing around 5 games! I felt more than a little peeved that we had to be one and done because we were misled and laughed at the night before. A couple times the phone (an old spin-dial, located in back by the bowlers) was ringing and ringing and ringing. No one looked twice - explains why I couldn't get anyone! At one point an older lady patron answered the phone and went to look for the bartender because she didn't know how late they were open. After getting kicked off bowling, we plugged the dart machine. We were drinking up front and playing darts for a minute when about 25 people showed up with presents, pot luck, cupcakes etc (if you've been here, you know how tiny this place is) and stood directly in front of the dartboard. Given their "reservation" it was physically unsafe for us to continue playing darts, which sucked again. Overall I can see the concept being fun, but everything was SOOO poorly executed that I would hesitate before coming back. read more

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No nasty bowling shoes when playing mini-bowling. Just smaller lanes and balls, and tons of fun! This is not for little kids as it's in a dive bar. It is Wisconsin, so I wouldn't be surprised if someone did bring their kids. There's only four lanes, so you have to call ahead and reserve a time (which lasts about two hours). Be prepared as you might have to reserve your time at least a day in advance. You can play as many games as you'd like during your time, but it costs $5 a game. Along with the games, the drinks are cheap too! Not a whole lot for beer, but you'll be able to find something. The games go by pretty fast as it's easy to chuck the ball down the lane and hit most of the pins down (woohoo high score!). They have people set the pins up for you, so be patient with the set up. My other favorite part was you have to keep track of your own score. I don't know what it is, but I think it's fun to do some simple math and everything up. Only downside was when trying to use my credit card to pay, the bartender/owner said it wasn't working and didn't make much of an effort to figure it out. I think he'd rather handle cash, so I had to use the ATM. read more

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Lots of fun!! My parents went here on a date and it was so cool to experience what they did. The business has stayed in the family for 40 odd years? Amazing spot!! read more

Koz's Mini Bowl is a gerd derm Milwaukee institution! If you haven't been, you better get yer arse there ASAP. Koz's looks like your typical dive bar from the exterior but just wait till you open the door--you'll feel like you somehow wandered back into Riverwest. I, of course, mean that in a good way. The bartenders are friendly, attentive, and funny. You can score a pitcher for a decent price--actually, you can score almost any beer served here for a decent price. The mini bowling is WHERE IT'S AT! Keep in mind it's a small establishment with a handful of lanes so call to make a reservation. In advance is always suggested but sometimes you'll get lucky and score a same-day reservation; it all depends. read more

This place is not to be missed on a trip to MKE. Old school fun and cheap drinks!! Be sure to call ahead and make sure you get a pin setter lined up - and make sure he/she is out of the way before you go all lebowski on their ass. I think it's $3/person per game. Be sure to bring your math skills because you'll be scoring the old fashioned way on paper. I was seriously *thisclose* to a perfect game before my double vodka drink started kicking in. Mini bowling will make you feel like a star! read more

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This is such a cool find! If you like dive bars and games that are easy/fun to play while knocking back a few with friends, this is the perfect place. read more

Mini bowling is WAY better than regular bowling. Never in this universe would I get 5 strikes in a row and a final score of 209 in regular bowling! What a kickass ego boost! Koz's is divey, kitschy and super fun. The staff were friendly and the pin-setters were super fast and had finesse. I would recommend reserving a lane for a bit if you're going on a weekend. read more

Nothing like a divey dive bar with mini bowling. Holy cow man. If I could come here every weekend (or more), I would. I'd be tempted to bowl all the time, but I'd bankrupt myself!! Actually went with the Mrs. on a very short trip to Milwaukee with the wife and had made reservations two weeks ahead of time (as recommended). We really enjoyed the concept, and the action. An ego booster for sure, as strikes come pretty easily. Also fun is to watch the pin setters quickly work their magic to reset for next frame. Come for the beer and make sure you load up the jukebox. Clearly this is a classic! An institution I say! Oh, and don't forget to say hi to Justin when you come in! Oh, and a life pro tip: they don't have food, but you'll find an amazing taco truck parked across the street most nights. Game on!! read more

The vibe of this place has not changed since the 60's, or maybe even the 50's, and that's a good thing. The time capsule that is Koz's is certainly part of the charm, as is the older school jukebox, formica bar, and plethora of wood grain paneling. Most of the mini bowling balls are cracked and chipped, the floor is uneven and the lanes are warped. And you won't care if you're doing it right. Recognize that it's all part of the experience and have some fun. A mini ball does not have holes for your fingers so just palm the thing and do what most do' chuck it as hard as you can down the well worn lanes. That's when the real entertainment begins and the manual (aka human) pinsetters jump the partitions behind the lanes and manually set your pins. In a world of technology this old fashioned approach is certainly part of the schtick. But the cheap lane fees and even cheaper drinks make for one entertaining evening. And big bonus points for no gross bowling shoes that have been worn by the masses, just good, clean fun for all! read more

I certainly haven't been everywhere in the world. But I have been to a lot of places. And none of them are anything like Koz's Mini Bowl in Milwaukee. From the exterior it has all the charm of a bomb shelter or a closed barber shop. There isn't a big bright sign, and barely any neon. But once you head inside, you start to realize why it is a Brew City staple. The back room features their world-famous "Mini Bowling." It is just like regular bowling, except at 1/4 or 1/3 the scale. The balls are about the size of shot puts, and the lanes are about 15 or 20 feet long. A real, live, breathing human pin-setter sits on a ledge in a booth behind the pins and racks them up for you, always displaying a deftness and awareness that surpasses his job title. How they avoid having their shins smashed dozens of times a day I'll never know. The game is impossible to replicate outside of Koz's confines, but is vintage Milwaukee. It's $3 per game per person, no special shoes required. Make sure to bring cash to tip the pin-setters. A buck or two per person per game usually seems appropriate. The bar is like a wood-paneled VFW lodge, and it looks like nothing has been altered for decades. For example, a newspaper clipping of Robin Yount's 3000th hit is taped to the wall, yellowing since September 10th, 1992. I've loved Koz's since my first visit, and it is stop #1 for any out-of-town visitor I am entertaining. I'll summarize the rest in pro/con fashion. Pros 1) Beer prices. $3 mini pitchers of PBR or High Life. Drafts are even less and regular pitcher prices aren't much higher. It is an incredible value to go from "sober" to "put on your crunk shoes." And for the ladies, mixed drinks are very reasonable. 2) All the standard neighborhood bar accessories. Great juke box. Pool table. Darts. Punching machine. Buck Hunter. Local sports on the tube. 3) There are just a handful of mini bowling lanes, but they take lane reservations over the phone, and in all my times there I have never had a lane unavailable at the time I reserved it, sometimes with as little as 30 min notice for them to call a local pin-setter. 4) Bar tenders are blue collar local guys, and are always friendly and quick to serve a customer. The place is never vacant, but I never find myself waiting for anything, which I love. Cons 1) This ain't the Ritz, folks. It isn't in the best part of town. The regulars don't look like they've seen the sun in a few months. Parking is on the street. And there is barely any food to speak of. If your friends are snobs, you can leave them at home or head to Kil@Wat downtown. 2) The recent smoking ban in Milwaukee went in to effect July 5th, and though I've rarely seen patrons smoking since then, the odor of eons of Winstons just kind of inhabits the place most of the time. 3) Credit cards are accepted but subtly discouraged. Make sure to carry cash to tip your pin setters. AmEx not accepted. 4) The bathrooms leave something to be desired. 5) If you're terrible at math, you'll have trouble scoring the bowling yourself. Though the bartenders are usually happy to do it for you, especially if you're lucky enough to be a lady. In conclusion, if you and your buddies are looking for fun practically any time drinking feels appropriate, Koz's is one of my favorite spots in Milwaukee. And Wisconsin. Hell, in America. If you live in Milwaukee and you've never been, shame on you. If you've called to reserve a lane, I'm proud of you. And if you're bowling there right now, add Uncle Mitch to your score sheet and let's roll a new frame. Be there in ten. read more

Finally. Thank you over-hyped Esquire TV show for letting me know what I've been missing. Shame on me. Last night I felt proud to be from Cudahy. I spent many a Saturday afternoon in my youth bowling. Because of this, I know how to keep score. The spoiled Brookfield kids next to us probably spent their's playing soccer. Henceforth, they didn't have a clue. Apparantly, there is an app for that. Losers. Any hoo... Yes, this place is a dive. Yes, it's run very "casually." Yes, everything here is cheap as shit. Yes, you will have a blast. No, it's nothing like real bowling. My wife bowled a 212 one game. Her typical "real" bowling score is about 37. No, your car won't necessarily get broken into. No, there isn't any Journey on the jukebox, thank Christ. My wife would have played that shit all night. Yes, you should make a reservation, but No, they don't necessarily answer their phone to take them. No, you shouldn't judge them by any other bar, cause their ain't anything else like Koz's!! read more

Koz's Mini Bowl - Wall of shame!! - Bowling Near Me - Milwaukee, Wisconsin

Dive bar meets bowling alley - two Wisconsin traditions under one roof! My friends and I hit Koz's on New Years Day during the Packer game and it wasn't long before the bartender called in a pin setter and we were bowling up a storm! The mini lanes make it easy for everyone to do well with lots of strikes. The drinks are cheap and strong, the regulars friendly and the bowling fun! read more

Koz's Mini Bowl - Mini bowling with good old fashioned human pinsetters! - Bowling Near Me - Milwaukee, Wisconsin

Let's make something very clear here. It's SUPPOSED to be a dive. That's the charm, people. This is, by far, the most fun activity I've done in Milwaukee. I left wanting to immediately return. I've already told all of my friends that we're going back there. I hate bowling. I'm terrible at it and it's awkward for me. But mini bowling? Amazing. As other Yelpers have said before me, call ahead for a reservation. We went on a Tuesday and the lanes filled up fast. Also, tip the pin boys. Also also, call me because I will totally come with. read more

STELLAR! Tops: 1. Dive bar yes, but still clean and (somewhat classy). 2. Easy reservations made over the phone. Be prepared for a later time if your first option is not available. 3. Even if you don't want to mini-bowl (and why would you not??), the drinks are cheap and plentiful and the bartender is a hoot. What a cool guy capable of holding a conversation. Extra points for his making of a "south side old-fashioned." 4. The pin-setters are performance artists! So quick! 5. $36 for 4 people to bowl 3 games in 90 minutes. Worth it! Did I mention cheap drinks? 6. Incredible jukebox selection, as many reviewers have previously noted. Koz's holds a special place in my heart. We will definitely be back! read more