810 Entertainment is targeting a late 2026 opening for its new location at 500 J St in Sacramento’s Downtown Commons, moving into the two-story, 25,000 square foot building left behind when Punch Bowl Social closed permanently in December after eight years in business. Franchise owner Seth Singh is behind the Sacramento location, the chain’s first in Northern California.
The venue will combine food and drinks with a wide range of activities, including eight lanes of bowling, billiards, darts, axe throwing and arcade games. The downstairs level is planned as a beer-focused bar experience, while the space will also serve breakfast, lunch and dinner throughout the day. Given its proximity to Golden 1 Center and the Kimpton Sawyer Hotel, the complex is also expected to host private events.
According to the Sacramento Bee, John Rinehart, president of business operations for the Sacramento Kings, called 810 Entertainment a dynamic addition to the mix of businesses already anchoring DOCO. Singh pointed to the downtown location’s potential specifically, noting that DOCO has already established itself as one of the region’s premier destinations for sports, dining and entertainment, making 810 a natural fit. Michael Siniscalchi, founder and CEO of 810 Entertainment, said the space is built to serve guests from breakfast through late night, whether they’re stopping in for a meal, a Kings game, a corporate event or a night out.
