Tuesday, March 18, 2014
The Sports Bar Ann Arbor Keeps You Happy during “March Madness!”
Are you fanatical about the NCAA tournament?
Do you keep a close eye on your bracket at all times?
It’s easy to get caught up in the excitement, especially when the University of Michigan is riding on top of the Big 10!
Michigan’s success has made The Sports Bar Ann Arbor a very HAPPY place!
In fact, we want to spread our joy by offering HAPPY HOUR all day March 20-23.
That right! You can stop by to watch all the opening NCAA tournament games, Thursday through Sunday, and enjoy Happy Hour ALL DAY LONG!
http://the-sportsbar.com/specialties/ncaa
We’ve got 22 screens and a kick ass sound system to catch every play, plus, a wide variety of domestic and imported beer, wine, and mixed drinks, not to mention some of the best burgers Ann Arbor has around. They’re made with prime sirloin and topped with a variety of delicious ingredients to satisfy your craving!
Stop by The Sports Bar Ann Arbor to watch a game or two and get HAPPY during “March Madness!”
NCAA 2014 Tournament Schedule
March 16 – Selection Sunday
March 18 & 19 – First Round
March 20-23 – Second and Third Rounds
March 27, 29 – South Regional & West Regional
March 28, 30 – East Regional & Midwest Regional
April 5 – National Semifinals
April 7 – Championship Game
Please see your local listings for game times…Or better yet, stop by The Sports Bar Ann Arbor. We’ll have 22 screens to watch, happy hour Specials opening weekend, and the best burgers Ann Arbor has to offer!
Tuesday, March 11, 2014
Get Your Green On This St. Patrick’s Day Weekend at the Sports Bar Ann Arbor Westside!
Are you planning your Saint Patrick’s Day celebration?
Do you and your friends want to celebrate at a fun, festive sports bar and grill in Ann Arbor?
Look no further than The Sports Bar Ann Arbor – Westside. Starting Friday through St. Patrick’s Day, you’ll find green beer and great drink specials on Guinness, Jameson’s and Dublin Ice Tea. We’ll also be serving up delicious corned beef and cabbage!
St. Patrick's Day Specials!
A few fun facts about St. Patrick’s Day:
The traditional Irish corned beef and cabbage holiday meal did not originate in Ireland. It actually became popular in the 19th century by impoverished Irish immigrants living on the Lower East Side of New York City. At the time, corned beef from Kosher butchers was cheaper than Irish bacon.
The ancient Celts considered the shamrock to be a sacred symbol of spring. When England ruled Ireland in the 18th century, they forbade the Celtic/Irish language to be spoken and outlawed Catholicism. Irish nationalists adopted the shamrock as a symbol of their heritage. This is also why the color green is worn to celebrate being Irish.
Leprechauns were not associated with St. Patrick’s Day until after 1959 when Walt Disney premiered the movie Darby O’Gill and the Little People. According to Celtic folklore, Leprechauns were small fellows who were usually cranky tricksters. It took Disney’s version of friendly, green-wearing, gold-sharing, small people that tied Leprechauns to St. Patrick’s Day.
Celebrate St. Patrick’s Day all weekend at The Sports Bar Ann Arbor – Westside. We’ll have everything you need including corned beef and cabbage, green beer, drink specials, and more.
Our wide variety of appetizers, entrees, drinks, and 22 screens playing sports all the time, also make us an excellent choice for every-day meals at a sports bar and grill in Ann Arbor.
You’ll have more fun than you can shake a shillelagh at!
**shillelagh pronounced shi-Lay-lee, is a wooden Irish walking stick.
Do you and your friends want to celebrate at a fun, festive sports bar and grill in Ann Arbor?
Look no further than The Sports Bar Ann Arbor – Westside. Starting Friday through St. Patrick’s Day, you’ll find green beer and great drink specials on Guinness, Jameson’s and Dublin Ice Tea. We’ll also be serving up delicious corned beef and cabbage!
St. Patrick's Day Specials!
A few fun facts about St. Patrick’s Day:
The traditional Irish corned beef and cabbage holiday meal did not originate in Ireland. It actually became popular in the 19th century by impoverished Irish immigrants living on the Lower East Side of New York City. At the time, corned beef from Kosher butchers was cheaper than Irish bacon.
The ancient Celts considered the shamrock to be a sacred symbol of spring. When England ruled Ireland in the 18th century, they forbade the Celtic/Irish language to be spoken and outlawed Catholicism. Irish nationalists adopted the shamrock as a symbol of their heritage. This is also why the color green is worn to celebrate being Irish.
Leprechauns were not associated with St. Patrick’s Day until after 1959 when Walt Disney premiered the movie Darby O’Gill and the Little People. According to Celtic folklore, Leprechauns were small fellows who were usually cranky tricksters. It took Disney’s version of friendly, green-wearing, gold-sharing, small people that tied Leprechauns to St. Patrick’s Day.
Celebrate St. Patrick’s Day all weekend at The Sports Bar Ann Arbor – Westside. We’ll have everything you need including corned beef and cabbage, green beer, drink specials, and more.
Our wide variety of appetizers, entrees, drinks, and 22 screens playing sports all the time, also make us an excellent choice for every-day meals at a sports bar and grill in Ann Arbor.
You’ll have more fun than you can shake a shillelagh at!
**shillelagh pronounced shi-Lay-lee, is a wooden Irish walking stick.
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)