Came here with a friend on a Saturday night. Since parking is a hassle, we parked far. The space was newly and nicely decorated. It was kind of loud inside so I went to the outdoor back seating. We got: -onion rings, they were average, not too greasy, which is good. Came with horseradish and bbq sauce. -Detroit vs everybody pizza. Rectangle shaped, got the bigger size as I thought it might be light. But I was wrong, one slice was heavy, and very flavorful! Hint of ricotta cheese, mini pepperonis, mushroom, nice tomato sauce, not too acidic if you know what I mean. Will definitely come again. Service was very good. Clay helped us get everything in order, and came around a few times making sure we're ok!

Went there for an impromptu bday celebration. *Clean *Food was good *Staff was pleasant *Ambiance mix of bar, bowling alley, games and club I had the Fun Guy and the hamburger it was very good and messy! The patty was cooked exactly as I wanted and I was pleasantly surprised at the quality. It came with a generous side of fries that were also good. Overall, the food experience was a "better than fast food" experience. I tried several appetizers that you would usually expect at such a venue and they were a little more upscale than bar bites or bowling alley. There are four lanes and they are not bowling league standard lanes but more for general fun with a group and plenty of bevvies. The lanes had issues if you're a bowling aficionado and this is not the place to get wound up about the machine getting jammed or it did not count one pin. The staff were friendly but they hung out mostly upstairs on the main floor and I forgive them for it was a slow night and we were an unexpected group of 9.

I had a fantastic evening at the Santa Clara University Graduate Business Spring Social! May 10th Friday at San Pedro Social, I had the pleasure of connecting with fellow students, professors, and alumni in the heart of downtown San Jose. From the delicious bites and the signature Yuzu Bear Hug and Lychee Lane cocktails to striking some pins at the bowling lanes, every moment was filled with laughter and good conversations. The vibrant atmosphere and the engaging activities were perfect for unwinding during a bustling quarter. A big thank you to Graduate Business for setting up such a wonderful event where we could all come together and celebrate our achievements and foster new connections. Can't wait for the next one!

We arrived around 7pm so were able to get in without any search or cover charge... it looked like around 9:30pm there were security that padded down everyone coming in and ID checks and a possible cover but not sure. We came mainly to eat the SOH pizza. We were seating at low tables but the booths look more comfy. The service was pretty good but not the quickest. We finally ordered the mini Detroit vs Everyone which comes with 4 pieces. The pizza is amazing. I just didnt like how cold it got from the draft of the doors being kept open. It looked like management was on it and they helped deliver our pizzas on time as our waiter was not always immediately there when our food was ready to go on the chef counter. The arugula salad we ordered was a bit too drenched in sauce but i liked it overall with lots of toppings. My bf liked the Maui Wowie from Livermore but he said the beer selection. ($10)- he said should be craft beers but they werent a good selection. We went down stairs where they have 4 bowling lanes, and shuffle board, and an arcade with foosball, the punching bag game ( $5 gets u 10 hits; $1 would prob be 2 hits), jurassic park shooting game, crane games, and one pool table. My bf didnt like that it was cash only instead of tokens or card at most arcades these days. The shuffle board game would take our bills so we just played. The pucks are very old tho. But still had fun. We def wanna back for the pizza and shuffleboard.