810 Entertainment announced plans to open its first Northern California location at DOCO later this year. The company currently has 16 locations nationwide.
The approximately 25,000-square-foot, two-level space will feature eight bowling lanes, billiards, interactive darts and other social games.
"We are also creating a standout restaurant, bar, and event venue," said 810 Entertainment founder and CEO Michael Siniscalchi. "With the Kimpton Sawyer Hotel, Golden 1 Center and everything happening at DOCO, this is an ideal setting to serve guests from breakfast through late night."
The Sacramento location will be operated by a local franchise ownership group led by Seth Singh.
What happened to Punch Bowl Social?
Punch Bowl Social closed its Sacramento location in December 2025. The restaurant and entertainment venue opened at DOCO in December 2017 and employed 83 people when its closure was announced.
The venue had offered many of the same types of entertainment planned for 810 Entertainment, including bowling, billiards and darts.
The company said additional details about the restaurant, brewing partnership, employment opportunities and opening date will be announced as the project moves forward.
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