Bowling alley with pins set up at the end of the lane, lane number signs, and a fire extinguisher on the wall to the right.

WHERE MILWAUKEE BOWLS

Bowling has been at the heart of Falcon Bowl for over a century. Originally opened in the late 1800s, the alley expanded in 1915 with the addition of its six-lane basement bowling alley, making Falcon Bowl one of the oldest continuously operating bowling alleys in the country. Generations of Milwaukee bowlers have rolled frames here, from casual weeknight games to long-running league traditions.

Today, Falcon Bowl’s lanes are still very much about keeping things approachable and community-focused. Whether you’re here for league night, a few games with friends, or just passing time between beers, the vibe stays relaxed and welcoming. Classic bowling with Riverwest character.

People playing a video game at a bar, with a focus on a person on the left leaning forward and another person sitting at the table with drinks and tattoos.

open
bowling

Two women in a bar, one standing holding a bowling ball and a slice of pizza, the other sitting on a chair tying her shoe, with various framed pictures on the wooden walls behind them.

RESERVED
BOWLING

Person tying red shoelaces on a black and brown worn-out sneaker, standing on a red surface.

LEAGUE
BOWLING

Photos by Eli Carroll