Krueger’s Entertainment Center

Meh is right. This place is what bowling alleys are not supposed to become. That is kids party palaces. I guess they have a nice large bar with every flavor of American light macro brew beer you could ever imagine, but really, there is nothing elevated or special about this place. Put all the video games, fried foods, beer signs and screaming kids you can find in a 10 mile radius into one building and you get Kruegers.
For another view, if you were looking for a safe, non threatening place to have a kids birthday party or a place for a bunch of people that you do not know that well or like that much to get together for a big party, this would not be a terrible spot. Kind of like a low rent Applebee’s with games.
It is a safe place to take non hipsters, non beer snobs and non foodies and have a pretty good chance of everyone having a non offensive, albeit forgettable, time.
If you happen to be a bowler, the lanes are not the worst, but either Classic Lanes or Village Bowl would be a superior choice.

Truly an entertainment center. Has a bar, video games, bowling, foodand meeting rooms. Great place to go

As far as bars go, this place really captures the true essence of Menomonee Falls… awkward encounters with people from your past… mixed crowds… cheap drinks… friendly bartenders… juke box wars…
Tuesdays nights are my favorite… $ 1 taps… how can you pass that up?
Thursdays are a close second… ladies night with taps and rails for ladies until midnight… score!

Krueger’s makes me feel feelings that I don’t know how to feel.
See, I never really visit my hometown. Menomonee Falls is oftentimes not-​so-​affectionately referred to as «Monotony Falls» or «the Falls» or «holy crap how the hell did I make it out alive?» (That last one is just me, though. Yeah. That’s right. There’s some lingering resentment there…)
SO.
I’m never in the Falls, save for sometimes on Christmas or for a BBQ or whatever. I never, ever hang out there. But I did when I had to. And Krueger’s was all bumper bowling back in the day, circa 1992. My brother had his birthday party there and he got the best ever water gun and I was so jealous and totally still am. And bumper bowling.
Fast forward: High School (sucked). But… we went bowling sometimes, because, well, you know… what else are you going to do aside from smoke cigarettes and be eight kinds of disaffected? (Also: it is possible to bowl in a disaffected fashion, in case you were wondering.)
Fast Forward: Xmas Eve 2007-​ish, and the brosef and I are bored at the folks’ house around 9pm. Come to find that Krueger’s is open. Score! Bowling! That claw game! Crappy booze! Now… now we’re talking. But… DANGER! High school classmates errywhere doing Jäger Bombs. :pulls hat down: :wishes I was wearing a hat:
Simply put: Bowling, darts, pool, video games, booze, and fun. It truly is an «entertainment center,» however, for me… it’s a little more than that. It’s a tangled mass comprised of a distant past that smells of cigarettes, bowling shoe disinfectant spray, and Bud Light Lime.

Krueger’s is the ultimate entertainment spot, if you’re into the bar scene. It was a great place to visit with my family while visiting, I’m glad they chose it.
It’s typically a mixed crowd with a very lively atmosphere and there are many forms of entertainment. The bar is the busiest part of the place. There are also bowling lanes, a game room, pool tables, darts, you name it. Basically a cool, casual place to hang out for a few hours.
The food is more expensive for bar food, and although I didn’t try anything, I was told that it was pretty tasty. There was also a back area that I didn’t even explore because we were more confined to the bowling area but I’m sure it was just more entertainment.
The only con is that when we left it smelled as if we just smoked a pack. So if smoke is not bothersome to you, Krueger’s is a great place to have a drink or a game or two. We were also with small children which did not seem to be a problem at the family friendly although not so typical family place.