We have been waiting years to make it down here to try this place after hearing how good it is. Went there for my mother's day and we all left saying it was fine but nothing special. Maybe it was better before the pandemic or when it first opened....or maybe we hyped it up more than we should have. It was better than mediocre but not enough to purposely come downtown for it. Maybe if we are passing through again.

Second time at this establishment and very please with the service and food. First time around I played bowling, second I did brunch. The food was delicious. I ordered the smoke salmon eggs Benedict. The portion was extremely filling. My fiancé ordered a breakfast bowl. We also had a cinnamon roll for the table. Drinks were well prepared and good.

Come for brunch and expect light, up beat atmosphere Dinner vibes are darker, candle lit tables with great music, more "speak easy" esque BBQ Chipotle wings are flavorful and juicy, slight kick but not bad even if you "don't like spicy" The biscuit is amazing, crispy exterior with a fluffy and soft center - the gravy however felt over salted to me and I had a hard time enjoying it coming from Portland i've been disappointed in a lot of the coffee in Nashville, this spot though did not disappoint. Great drip. Mocktails were awesome too. Overall, I would return here again

Ambiance, food, and especially service was immaculate. I stopped by since I was looking for some coffee and outlets to get some work done on Sunday morning at 10am. I had Pinewood on my radar as a bowling date spot, but I hadn't been aware to how great a place it would be to work. They have a communal table with outlets embedded in, making it absolutely perfect to be productive. My server Hannah was attentive, offering recommendations and making sure I always had water. I got the tiramisu latte per her recommendation, but asked for it to be half as sweet, and it was crafted perfectly. We chatted about food options and she recommended the breakfast burrito with pork belly, and I also got a biscuit on the side while I waited for that to come out. The biscuit was buttery and tender, but I think it would have been better with sausage or some jam. There was a delay with the burrito, and as time passed, management made sure to check in with me. Sean was especially attentive and made my visit feel so special. The can wall is super cool. The bowling lanes are beautifully maintained, and there are so many activities to do and places to sit. I can't wait to visit Nashville again so I can spend more time here!

Very cute place to eat and hang out. Bright and spacious modern industrial space with a vintage bowling alley that you can reserve, or they keep 1-2 lanes available for walk-ins. We put our name on the waitlist before ordering brunch and were able to play by the time we finished eating. The service is extremely welcoming and friendly. (5/5) The seasonal filter coffee was a great, well-balanced medium roast. (5/5) My friend loved the authenticity of the Masala Chai, which was an unexpected find, considering there's nothing else like it on the menu. Comes served with a traditional jeera (cumin) biscuit (cookie). (5/5) The food was less impressive. The tofu and tempeh chorizo bowl was a bemusing small portion and rather watery, with barely any greens. Would've been better with a small portion of grains in the base. (2.5/5) The English muffin base for the salmon benedict was a little stale, and the hollandaise was a bit tart and missing some richness. (3/5) Overall, enjoyed the experience, but mostly recommend for the drinks and vibes.

Visited Pinewood Social for a late dinner on our roadtrip. Atmosphere was nice and chill with great very open bar and dining areas. Our server Dalton was attentive and helpful. We had the kids with us and fortunately they have kids menu which was great for our picky eaters. We did have to ask as it was not shown on menu. I had the haddick fish and chips which came with roumelade and was quite flaky and tasty. Kids had a burger and tenders which they ate up and filled their appetite. Also the place has some bowling lanes and games but did not get to try on this visit but next visit we will make sure to make time!

It's a restaurant. It's a bowling alley. It's a fun place to play games and hang out. Pinewood Social is all of those things. If you are looking for a restaurant in Nashville to take your family that is a little more exciting and fun than a regular restaurant, then this is the place. I didn't go bowling or play any of the lawn games on the outdoor patio. (I saw mini golf, giant Connect Four, corn hole and many others.) My group and I just visited Pinewood Social for dinner. But oh boy! The dinner! I ordered the salmon with Brussels sprouts, and it was amazing. It was so amazing that three other people at my table also ordered this dish. We also ordered the shishito peppers for the table, which came sprinkled with sesame seeds and cilantro, with a dollop of some kind of cream on the side. I never partook of the cream, but the shishitos were great. Shishito peppers are something I have to order when they're in season and on a menu. I love that Pinewood offered them. We also got the fried broccoli (so good) and the hush puppies, which came with a side of pimento cheese. The hush puppies are made with South Carolina-made Anson Mills corn meal, so you're getting a lot of South in your mouth. OK, this is the part where I mention the Caesar salad. I love Caesar salad and try to order it when it's offered on a menu, because I'm on a never-ending pursuit to find the best Caesar salad. The Caesar salad at Pinewood Social is pretty great! Partly because it has an ungodly amount of grated Parmesan on it. The salad is big leaves of romaine lettuce with snowy shavings of Parmesan. The salad comes with a big crostini, which I crumbled with my fingers over the salad to make breadcrumbs. It's very simple and lightly dresses, which is the way I like my salads. The Caesar salad with a glass of wine is a great meal unto itself, to be honest.

Loved this spot! We booked a bowling alley lane which came with bowling for ninety minutes and a server who handled food and drink orders while at the lane bowling. The bowling has a great, old-school vibe to it and score is kept manually on an iPad. Thankfully, learning how to score bowling used to be a test in middle school physical education classes and I remember how to do it to this day! In the ninety minutes, five of us had enough time to bowl two games and eat some appetizers and meals without issue. Two great mocktails were available and the ginger one was both refreshing and packed a really sharp bite to it. Very good! For appetizers we opted for the pretzels and the fried broccoli; both were nice options! I went with the smashburger for my meal and the burger was cooked and assembled perfectly. The side salad left a bit to be desired but the burger was excellent. All of the other meals had while there were enjoyed and though the menu is somewhat limited there certainly is something for everyone on the menu. In addition to the bowling alley lanes, there is a front bar and restaurant section, as well, and a pool is outside at Pinewood Social, too. This is a neighborhood that looks to be blossoming more and more and this would be a great local haunt if closeby or if just visiting!

love the concept of this establishment and the vintage bowling alley decor around the lanes. LOVED the broccoli! our server was informative and receptive to our inquires surrounding food allergies. only downfall was one of the lanes was broken (party of 12); big pro is if you wear closed toe shoes, you don't have to get bowling shoes!!