Beverly Hills in summer has all the hallmarks you'd expect: warm evenings, outdoor dining, the eternal parade along Rodeo Drive. Most of it is worth doing. But the best nights in Beverly Hills this summer won't necessarily follow the obvious itinerary.
Inside the iconic Beverly Center, Lucky Strike Beverly Hills offers an elevated, fully social evening of bowling, arcade games, food, and cocktails that fits as well on a Thursday as it does on a Saturday. When the typical Beverly Hills plans run out, this is where the night continues.
Lucky Strike Beverly Hills: what you're walking into
Lucky Strike Beverly Hills sits inside the Beverly Center on La Cienega, easy to reach from West Hollywood, Century City, and surrounding neighborhoods. Inside: sleek lanes, sophisticated lighting, and a sports bar that feels designed rather than incidental.
The Summer Season Pass is a smart move for anyone visiting more than once this summer. Two free games per day, shoe rental included, valid through September 1.
Beyond the obvious Beverly Hills itinerary
Walk the stretch from Wilshire to Santa Monica on Rodeo. The green space at Beverly Gardens Park is worth a stop. For evenings, the restaurant corridor along Canon Drive provides the sit-down options Beverly Hills is known for — but for a night where you want more than a meal, Lucky Strike Beverly Hills fills a gap that most LA venues don't.
Check what's on at the Lucky Strike Beverly Hills specials page before you head in. There's almost always a deal running worth knowing about.
Summer in Beverly Hills with kids
For families, Lucky Strike Beverly Hills accommodates multiple ages without compromise. The arcade engages younger guests, bumper bowling makes lanes accessible for kids, and the Kids Parties page covers birthday options for families who want a structured package.
Make your Beverly Hills summer
Find Lucky Strike Beverly Hills and every location near you at our location finder. The Beverly Center is open daily and the lanes are ready when you are.