About 2 Trademarks found that are owned by Kings Bowl Of America Llc

Entertainment services, namely, providing bowling alleys, providing facilities for recreational activities in the nature of billiards, gaming services in the nature of amusement arcade services; entertainment

The mark consists of the word "K I N G S" in a stylized font in the color black. The wording "DINING & ENTERTAINMENT" appears in a stylized font in the color black beneath the wording "K I N G S". A stylized gold crown appears above the letter "I" in the wording "K I N G S". A red diamond appears between the letters "K" and "I" in the wording "K I N G S", a green diamond appears between the letters "I" and "N" in the wording "K I N G S", a gold diamond appears between the letters "N" and "G" in the wording "K I N G S", and a blue diamond appears between the letters "G" and "S" in the wording "K I N G S". All white in the drawing represents transparent background space.

The mark consists of the words "KINGS CARES" disposed horizontally above the words "Giving Back Since 2002", all in back lettering, with a black horizontal line above the words "KINGS CARES" and a black horizontal line below the words "Giving Back Since 2002" interrupted in the center by a purple heart design. A black arc of a circle is positioned just above the first horizontal black line with the words "SUPPORTING OUR COMMUNITY AND ITS EFFORTS" in black extending in a curve just below the arc. A second black arc is position below the second horizontal line with the words "ITS EFFORTS TO HELP OTHERS" in black extending in a curve just above the arc. Another black arc is located above the first arc at the top of the design, with four diamond designs being arrayed between the upper two arcs, the diamonds being red, green, gold, and blue, respectively. At the bottom of the design, another black arc extends parallel to the next lower arc, with four diamond designs being arrayed between the upper two arcs, the diamonds being red, green, gold, and blue, respectively. The color white represents background and is not part of the mark.