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| - What you see is what you get. This is a typical sports bar packed with TVs and loud noises. There are three bars in the joint and plenty of space to be had. There are booths with individual TVs for each booth, there are regular size tables and tables for large groups. There was also outdoor seating. There are some arcade style sports games, electronic dart boards, and a few pool tables. There also appeared to be 2 small stages. The TVs were ok. They had several projection TVs with an average picture. I didn't check out the "regular" TVs to see if they were HD or not. I did like all the jersey they had on the wall. They had a Ripken, Namath, Mario, Selanee, Montana, McGwire, and a couple of others I can't remember. They were having a Hold 'Em tournament that evening (they have one every Tuesday apparently). They were setting up as we were leaving so I'm not sure how that was supposed to work.
We had wings and beer. The beer was average price ($4.75 for 23 oz) and the wings were good (they have several different flavors). Our waitress was ok. She was a young hottie but kind of on the slow, dense side. Also, the other waitresses were nice to look at as they roamed the premises. As someone mentioned earlier, they do wear tight shirts and small shorts that resemble a referee's outfit.
This place is close to "The Strip" and right next to the Heinz sports museum and Hampton Inn. We walked from here to Mellon arena and it took about 20 minutes.
If you're looking for a place to watch the game and want the typical sports bar experience, then you get that here. Just don't expect too much.
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