League meetings 1/13 and 1/14, first matches 1/20 and 1/21!

Matches begin at 7:30 pm with 15 min warm-up.

4 bowlers/team

Cost:  $160/bowler

CONTACT uri@cometpubandlanes.com for more info

The Comet Newsletter #2

At The Comet, we’re doing our best to provide a safe, fun place to bowl, eat, drink, and relax; here’s how we’re doing it-

             Operating only 16 lanes so that all bowling groups are spread out, with an empty lane on either side.

            Everyone is required to properly wear a mask (above your nose, please!)  on premises except when guests are at their lane.  Don’t have a mask?  We got one for you.

           All equipment is sanitized between use by guests, including balls, shoes, ball returns, and other surfaces.  Twice a day, all lanes and public spaces are treated w/ an electro-static sprayer containing a food-safe sanitary solution.

          Strict employee health protocol includes temp checks and health checklist before every shift.

All guests are required to follow the basic precautions that minimize spread of virus by wearing their masks (when not at lane) and respecting social distancing norms.  Those who refuse to do so will be asked to leave. 

Weekday Special – Wednesdays, Thursdays, & Fridays  –  3 GAMES & SHOES FOR $10.  WHAT A DEAL!

Wed night combo:  Nachos and any pint for $10. 

Thurs night combo:  Sm pizza and pint for $12, Lg pizza and a pitcher for $36.

All day Sunday  – $2 games!  $2 pints Highlife!

Since the brutal murder of George Floyd, millions across the country have risen in protest of the long-standing violence and injustice directed at people of color. Along with those protesters, we believe it is time for real, systemic change. We established The Comet in 2016 as a gathering place where everybody, regardless of skin color, ethnicity, gender, sexual orientation, or religion, can enjoy bowling and good company. We have striven to treat everybody who walks in our door, guests and staff, with the respect and dignity that we all deserve. We’ve stumbled in that effort at times, learned much in the process, and continue on that journey.
As we get ready to reopen in the near future, we recommit to those values. We acknowledge that we still have much to learn, and that to learn we need to listen to those who have experienced discrimination and injustice based on race firsthand.
To start, we lend our voice to those demanding the confederate monument on Decatur square be removed immediately, and that the Decatur and Dekalb County schools implement vigorous anti-racist programs in all grades as part of their core curriculum.
Nobody’s free until we are all free.