Teaks prides itself on not being the "pub grub" kind of place. Well, that and serving a beer called Moose Drool, which I hear has real moose saliva!
Anyway, you gotta love a place where there's peanuts in the shell on every table and you can order breakfast any time of day...or night.
How many sports bars serve breakfast anyway?
Despite the numerous plasma/LCD televisions, sometimes Teaks gives off more of a family restaurant vibe than that of a sports bar.
There are a lot of little kids in there on days and nights and it seems to be a popular post-game venue for parents following Corona del Sol home games.
Food is good, portions are large and the variety is awesome. That alone will bring in people of any age.
One thing I cannot understand is why, with so many great televisions, the place would rather play the stereo than put the volume on when there are games on.
During an NFL game recently it took them about a quarter to get the volume restored on the second half of the Giants/Eagles game (rather than switching to the local feed) and on one busy college football Saturday a spaghetti western popped on one screen.
Still, I can live with Sergio Leone, football and eggs.