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3821 Lindell Blvd. St. Louis, MO 63108

314-446-6866 

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  • Sun,Sat 2pm-3am, Mon-Fri 4pm-3am
  • Private Party
Description

Moolah Lanes is one of the few bowling alleys in St. Louis City proper. Located a stone's throw from Saint Louis University's campus, and conveniently below the comfy confines of the Moolah Theatre, the Moolah Lanes draw a wide range of folks; from SLU students and movie-goers to county dwellers curious to see what it's like to bowl in an old Shriner's temple. There's a full bar, pool tables, darts and four lanes for all your sporting pleasure.







  • 2011 | Best Bowling Lanes

    We can only think of one place where Freemasonry and bowling leagues intersect, and it's on Lindell Boulevard. Moolah Lanes might be the perfect mix of new and old: U-shaped red leather couches encircle the eight lanes, with history coming not from smelly bowling shoes that have been worn over and over, but from the building itself. Housed in the old Masonic building that once belonged to the Moolah Shriners, Moolah Lanes is no ordinary smoke-filled, greasy-eats-and-beer kind of bowling... More »

  • 2006 | Best Movie Theater

    Who wouldn't want to see one of Angelina Jolie's nostrils enlarged to the size of a two-car garage, her lips to the size of an eighteen-wheeler The mighty Moolah in midtown ain't no converted Fotomat booth. It is an actual former Shriners temple, converted not for the use of grown men and their go-carts and fezzes, but for the delight of all who worship at the altar of the truly big big screen. No other entertainment venue in the city has such an ability to suspend reality and transport the... More »

  • 2005 | Best Movie Theater

    The entire concept of movie theaters is in trouble. As DVDs become the real moneymaker for movie studios, as high-definition TV sets get bigger, better and cheaper, more and more people are staying home where the seats are better, there's beer in the fridge and you don't have to worry about someone behind you bringing their toddler to The Devil's Rejects (true story!). But if your home theater beats out the Moolah, then, well, we're big fans, Mr. Lucas. With ten rows of buttery leather... More »

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  • Moolah Theatre & Lounge's Sean McElroy: Featured Bartender of the Week

    Moolah Theatre & Lounge's Sean McElroy: Featured Bartender of the Week

    | Fri, July 23, 2010

    Welcome to Girl Walks into a Bar, a weekly Gut Check feature that spotlights local bars and bartenders. This week Alissa Nelson profiles Moolah Theatre & Lounge bartender Sean McElroy. Below is a ... More »

  • Moolah Lounge Bartender Sean McElroy Mixes...An Old-Fashioned!

    Moolah Lounge Bartender Sean McElroy Mixes...An Old-Fashioned!

    | Wed, July 21, 2010

    Welcome to Girl Walks into a Bar, a weekly Gut Check feature that spotlights local bars and bartenders. This is part one of Alissa Nelson's two-part profile of Moolah Lounge bartender Sean McElroy. Pa... More »

  • What Dreams May Come Martini

    What Dreams May Come Martini

    | Wed, January 26, 2005

    If you're sly, wearing your most seductive cologne and have a willing accomplice, you could probably get to third base pretty easily at the newly minted Moolah Theatre in midtown. Whereas other, more orthodox movie theaters offer hard-backed chair... More »

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