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Dining room at Punch Bowl Social with wood tables, pink neon lighting and a bar in the background
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Bars & Nightlife
Bars & Nightlife · Victoria

Punch Bowl Social

Three bars, bowling lanes, karaoke rooms, and an arcade — RC nightlife's biggest single answer.

$$Late nightHappy hourTakes reservationsEasy parking

Rancho Cucamonga doesn't have a bar district, so Punch Bowl Social does the work of one under a single roof at Victoria Gardens: three bars, boutique bowling lanes, private karaoke rooms, a wall of arcade games, and a kitchen that runs well past dinner.

It's the default group-night venue in the city — birthdays, work things, dates that need an activity to lean on. The scale means walk-ins usually find something to do even when the lanes are booked; reserve ahead for bowling or karaoke on weekends. After 10pm on Fridays and Saturdays it goes 21-and-over and the family crowd hands the room to the night crowd.

Is it a substitute for an actual bar scene? No — for that, locals drive to Claremont Village or the Pomona Arts Colony, and we say so elsewhere on this site. But for one address that can hold a whole group's night, this is the city's best play.

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