Heard they are closing soon and that sucks. Wings there are huge and very meaty, although the kitchen is only open Thurs, Fri and Sat. Â It's definitely a must see before they close the doors. Not as busy as BWW so you can watch most of your favorite games without all the background noise.
Review Source:This place isn't fancy, but it's a nice little sports bar. Â It's not as snazzy as Buffalo Wild Wings, but it's a nice, laid back place to watch the football game. Â There seem to be a number of regulars, but the bartender (and other patrons) were very welcoming -- even though I'm a Saints fan. Â Apparently one of the bartenders loves the Saints too so they even have a beer on tap called "Who Dat Ale"!
They have some good beers on tap (Killians, Smithwicks and the Who Dat Ale, in addition to Bud and Miller products) and are really cheap. Â They had some game specials going on, and my bar tab for a 22oz beer and 2 pints was only $7.75! Â
Long story short: This place may not be much to look out, but if you're looking for a relaxed, friendly place where you can actually hear the game than this is it!
Cool that they've brought back Karaoke on Wednesday nights. Â Now don't shake your head as they have quite a few regulars there that sing very well. Â Yeah, you'll hear the drunk staples, 'Friends In Low Places', 'Summer Nights' (bleeeeccchh) etc, but it's casual and kicked back. with friendly people.
Review Source:I always like to chill here. They have great Karaoke on Saturday nights and the drinks are the most reasonable prices I have seen on Sierra Vista. The crowd is always older and mature and not nearly as many drunk people to deal with. The spot has a nice vintage/well broken feel and a great enclosed area for smoking. I just wish they had a dance night there.
Review Source:When I first lived here in 2006, this place was our favorite place to come and drink and watch football. Â They opened early, in enough time to even watch College Gameday, which you won't get at BW3's or other chains. Â The service is great, the beer is cheap, and the crowd is very chill and very unlike what you will find at the chains in Sierra Vista. Â What more could you ask for?
Review Source:Great place to watch football. This place had its' priorities right. With NFL games starting at 1100, i was pleased to see that they opened their doors at 9am. Unlike Buffalo Wild Wings that opens at 1100, you don't have to worry about missing kickoff or fighting for a good seat. The service is excellent and they are really polite. There seem to be many regulars that go there but it's not the type of place to make strangers feel unwelcome. My friends and I went as a group once for Monday night football and that was a pleasant experience. The wings are cheap, tasty and large. I did get only 2-4 drum sticks out of 20 in case you are picky about that ratio but none of the wings were lacking in meat. A lot of people prefer the location because they can walk back to their apartment complexes after drinks instead of paying for taxis.
There is an outdoor seating area with a TV but I never tried it.
Also, the crowd was not the typical one that you'd find in other sports bars across town. I didn't see tap out or affliction shirts, excessive face tattoos, drunks picking fights or even worse...cowboy fans. Instead, they were a friendly group of people.
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