Coop De Ville in the Pittsburgh area
Coop De Ville appears in Coop De Ville official information under Restaurant, Duckpin Bowling and Arcade. Its listed location is 2305 Smallman Street, Pittsburgh, PA 15222. This profile brings the location, website, and available contact information together for readers exploring businesses in Pittsburgh and the Pittsburgh region.
Food and games in the Strip District
Coop De Ville combines a Southern-style fast-casual restaurant, coffee service and an entertainment space at 2305 Smallman Street in the Strip District. The website describes counter-service ordering and separate operating windows for the kitchen, coffee bar and game lounge. A visit for an early coffee is therefore a different plan from an evening centered on games.
The published general age policy welcomes all ages except after 9 p.m. on Fridays and Saturdays, when the venue is 21 and older. Check the current policy and any event-specific arrangements before a mixed-age outing. Do not assume that a restaurant’s dining description settles access to the venue at every hour.
Source: Food and games in the Strip District — source information.
Duckpin bowling and the waitlist
The bowling information describes eight duckpin lanes, a maximum of five bowlers per lane and no requirement for bowling shoes. Ordinary lane access uses a waitlist managed at the Tiki Trailer. A plan to visit the restaurant does not reserve a lane or establish how quickly one will become available.
Check the current charge and whether busy periods change the game or time limit. For a group, identify how many people actually want to bowl and whether playing together on one lane matters. A larger party may need more than one lane or a different schedule. Ask about that arrangement instead of assuming the venue can place everyone immediately.
Source: Duckpin bowling and the waitlist — source information.
Arcade games and other activities
The activities pages describe arcade cabinets alongside the venue’s other games. Use them to understand the kinds of play available, but confirm an individual machine if it is central to the visit. A published cabinet list is not a real-time maintenance report or an equipment reservation.
If you are combining food and activities, decide which part needs to happen first and how much flexibility the group has. A restaurant table, a place in the bowling queue and a turn at an arcade game are separate arrangements. This matters particularly when people are arriving at different times or when younger guests must leave before a later age restriction.
Source: Arcade games and other activities — source information.
Private events differ from ordinary dining
The homepage says ordinary dining does not accept reservations or call-aheads. It separately directs groups to the catering and private-event form for lounge bookings and says bowling lanes cannot be reserved on their own without a lounge reservation. Phone bookings are not offered through that described process.
An organizer should identify the date, headcount and intended mix of food, lounge space and bowling in the enquiry. Ask what is actually reserved, what remains shared with the public and which charges apply. A private lounge booking should not be advertised to guests as an exclusive venue buyout unless the operator has agreed to that scope.
Source: Private events differ from ordinary dining — source information.
Published machine lists and visiting details
The pinball page lists individual titles and explicitly notes that machines sometimes need maintenance. Treat that list as an introduction to the range, not a promise that every game is available on a chosen evening. If the outing revolves around one title, contact the venue about its current status before making a special trip.
The listed general telephone is 412-991-2667. Use the current homepage for hours, temporary closures and the appropriate enquiry route. Some private-event closure notices retained on the page concern past dates, so read the date rather than assuming every notice describes a future interruption. This profile was checked November 8, 2026 from official sources and does not report a meal, a bowling session or a tested machine.
Source: Published machine lists and visiting details — source information.
Plan each part of the visit
A meal, a walk-in bowling session and a private gathering use different arrangements here. Someone organizing a mixed-age group should check the proposed arrival time against the published late-evening age rules, then identify whether the group needs a reserved lounge or is comfortable using the walk-in lane waitlist. The food counter’s hours also need a separate check from the venue’s closing time. A late closing does not establish that every counter or activity remains available until the same hour.
Source: Official operator information.
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Location and contact
Find Coop De Ville on a map, or use the contact details beside this profile. The address is the location supplied by the source; an office address does not necessarily mean a walk-in storefront.
For current services, availability, hours, and appointments, visit Coop De Ville’s website. Contact the business directly before making a trip or booking a service.
Profile sources
Listing details checked November 8, 2026 against Coop De Ville official information’s business listing. Inclusion documents a published business listing and does not imply a rating, affiliation, or personal visit. Send a correction if details change.
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