B.Lucky & Sons

B.Lucky & Sons

Inside Melbourne's New Adults-Only Arcade & Cocktail Bar

Sitting pretty under a pawn shop facade in the heart of the CBD, B. Lucky & Sons is the newest player on the Melbourne bar scene.

A swift stroll from Melbourne Central Station, step off the train and straight into the fun in no time. If you're wondering what's on in Melbourne, wonder no more.

You'll find all the good fortune you need right here.

Hours:
Sunday - Thursday: Midday - Midnight
Friday - Saturday: Midday - 3am

It's a hustler's haven, a player's paradise, the perfect place to blow off steam. Winners, losers - our games don't disfavour. Welcome one and welcome all.

Peruse our pawn shop and you'll find a facade for a hidden den of dazzlement and delight.

It's got a nip of neon, a smidge of London Town and a hint of Hong Kong, with fun delivered in spades, it's the adult playground you never knew you were missing. Pick your plays wisely, master the games and you might find yourself triumphantly choosing from our trove of treasures.

Do well and doubt not.
Every day is fortune-filled at B. Lucky & Sons.

theurbanlist.com verdict

Want to find Melbourne's new adults-only arcade and cocktail bar? Look up.

Seriously, if you're standing beneath the clock in Melbourne Central, face south and look beyond the Shot Tower. You'll spot the rampaging neon signage. From the outside, B.Lucky looks like a cross between Osaka, Hong Kong and...you know what, we have no freaking idea. This place is kind of nuts.

Let's break it down. B.Lucky is the latest project from the guys behind Holey Moley and Strike Bowling. It's one part cocktail bar, one part video game arcade, one part pawn shop. The idea is simple: you come in here late at night, play a bunch of games, win some sweet prizes, then kick-on with pizza and cocktails on the roof terrace.

Oh yeah, did we not mention that? There's a rooftop bar as well, decked out in flashing tree-sculptures a la Singapore's Supertree Grove. (Told you: nuts)

But let's start with the games. B.Lucky is crammed with a good mix of old-school classics and new neon titles. You've got Point Blank shooters, basketball hoop games, Mario Kart racing and Walking Dead zombie adventures. There's claw machines where you can catch giant stuffed Pokemon (or thick rolls of tickets), plus a weird game where you manipulate a small metal loop over a revolving bowling pin (that one felt kind of sexual...might just be us).

And if you're thinking these tickets buy you some crappy bouncy balls or a keychain, think again. B.Lucky has some of the weirdest and wildest prizes we've ever seen. You can cash in your hard-won tokens for Botox injections, diamond necklaces, rare vinyl LPs, guitars, retro Super Nintendo consoles and other stuff Mr Magorium probably stocked in his Wonder Emporium.

After the gaming, it's time for dranks. Head through to the cocktail lounge, where the guys are slinging boozy bubble cup cocktails (try the Passion Crackle), classic mixes like Old Fashioned, Sidecars and Mai Tais, or a range of local wines.

The food is equally bonkers. We hesitate to use 'East meets West', but what else do you call a venue that chucks chips n' gravy pizza and spring rolls on the same menu? Personally, the Pot Cluck pizza was a winner, and goes strangely well with a side of prawn crackers. Park yourself on the roof terrace (or snag the futuristic glass spaceship booth) and go crazy.

You know what? You can't read about B.Lucky. It's just not gonna cut it. Head on down to MC and see for yourself.

Source: theurbanlist.com

❊ Venue | Location ❊

 Melbourne Central | Shopping Centre [ view ]
 Corner Lonsdale Street and La Trobe Street Melbourne Victoria 3000 View Map
 Telephone: 03 9922 1100

Level 3, 211 La Trobe St MelbourneVictoria1300 582 59




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B.Lucky & Sons 

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