whaler11
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None in Buffalo except for Sidelines and 716
Well they have Buffalo addresses and Sports Bar in their names - so I guess your argument is with them.
None in Buffalo except for Sidelines and 716
Well they have Buffalo addresses and Sports Bar in their names - so I guess your argument is with them.
I'm not arguing with anyone. The Buffalo addresses were for places so far out, places in Clarence, not even first ring suburbs. Your argument is with Yelp. Ask them why they dont know what towns these places are in. I bet it's because the users who put stuff up really don't give a s---!
am I missing something? there is 20 people and 5 of them look like they are in the hallway not wanting to come in.Easy to see why you're so confused in life, since you're informed by Yelp. Which I just looked at, and it didn't have 30, it had 2, which is one more than I thought. 716 and Sidelines. All the others are outside Buffalo. Unless you are talking about restaurants. I assure you, the places they list, like Anchor Bar, Century Grill, Thirsty, Electric Avenue, Pearl Street Brewery, these are NOT sports bars. Having a TV doesn't mean you're a sports bar. I made it pretty clear in my post that there are many restaurants and bars in town with TVs. In my view, a place with the sound turned down on sports is not a sports bar.
Here's an article on Sidelines by someone who sums up the sports bar scene this way: "Seeing that there is a surprising dearth of sports-centric restaurants in the city of Buffalo, I was happy to sit down with two of the owners, Adam and Hillary Collura, who filled me in on all of the details of the operation."
The Skinny on Sidelines
The problem with Sports bars in Buffalo is that 716 sucks out all the interest because they can't compete with this:
Please take this somewhere else
Please take this somewhere else
Drew - the only thing that makes it worse is trying to play thread police.
There is no real information on any of this stuff - you'll find out who the Big Ten puts the second half of their contract with when it's a deal.
Overtime Sports Bar. - Broadway Buffalo. CHEEKTOWAGA, NOT BUFFALO
Bada Bing - Chippawa St Buffalo NOT A SPORTS BAR
Pandora Sports Bar - Fillmore Ave Buffalo CLOSED
Papa Joe's Sports Bar - Walden Ave Buffalo. NOT IN BUFFALO, IN CHEEKTOWAGA across the street from the Walden Galleria Mall. Just Google Cheektowaga, NY and you will see it on a map.
Kasual Korner Sports Bar - Bailey Ave Buffalo. Kasual Korner Sports Bar - CLOSED in Buffalo , NY CLOSED
That enough or do you need more?
Feel free to keep talking out of your arse - don't let google get in the way.
Is this like when you can rank 350 basketball teams better than computers without ever seeing them play?
Watching Whaler and Upstater debate the # of - and what constitutes - sports bars in Buffalo is the Lincoln-Douglas showdown of our generation.
am I missing something? there is 20 people and 5 of them look like they are in the hallway not wanting to come in.
LOL, man, Bada Bing is not a sports bar. The really funny thing about this is I posted an article from the local news where the writer says, THERE ARE A DEARTH OF SPORTS BARS IN BUFFALO. And you started wasting your time by combing through Google and came up with two bars that closed years ago, one which isn't a sports bar, and a couple of others that aren't even in Buffalo. Hilarious stuff. I still want you to find one, just one. Because then I can say, you found one. Good for you. And at the end of the day, my statement about the lack of sports bars in Buffalo still stands.
Here's an example, this is Pandora's: https://www.google.com/maps/uv?hl=en&pb=!1s0x89d312aa87e30dd9:0x4a092c46fb6bd79e!2m5!2m2!1i80!2i80!3m1!2i100!3m1!7e115!4s/maps/place/pandora's+sports+bar+%26+restaurant/@42.9354519,-78.8392335,3a,75y,83.35h,90t/data=*213m4*211e1*213m2*211sXBLrIdwNvKiLfj3RbOJ1_g*212e0*214m2*213m1*211s0x0:0x4a092c46fb6bd79e!5spandora's+sports+bar+&+restaurant+-+Google+Search&imagekey=!1e2!2sXBLrIdwNvKiLfj3RbOJ1_g&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwjWhIKR6fjMAhVMQ1IKHalqDl8Qpx8IdTAK
Though I'd never never been to Pandora before it closed (I didn't want to die), this is what people thought of it when it was open:
Derek Beverly
11 months ago
Prices were .....The food is ok not great and if you ok with the area then i'd say go except the service was horrible because the music was so loud the waitress couldn't hear you and they get so bombarded with orders they can figure out who's is what.
Thomas Woodard
9 months ago
food quality has gone down
Sherone Littleton
2 years ago
Pandora need more security my friend was killed outside of there
Keshia Nevins
2 years ago
This my spot
Keasha Fowler
a year ago
no
4 years ago
Food is great dislike old men hitting on me
A Google User
4 years ago
Have been here for almost an hour and have not gotten my food! Service is horrible.
Well sure you make your own definitions for words - and places with Buffalo addresses aren't in Buffalo so ok....
Someone at the Bada Bing thinks they are a sports bar.
It doesn't much matter if it's a sports bar that meets your exacting standards of safety... you still defend Joe Paterno so it's not like anyone would trust your taste.
Let's move on.
Tell me about the sports bar scene in Cheektowaga.
ESPN stays in the game
>>ESPN will buy the second half of the Big Ten’s media rights package, ending months of speculation that the two were about to sever their 50-year relationship.
ESPN will pay an average of $190 million per year over six years for essentially half the conference’s media rights package, according to several sources close to the talks. Two months ago, Fox Sports agreed to take the other half of the package for an average of $240 million per year. CBS Sports also has told the conference that it will renew its basketball-only package for $10 million per year.
The six-year, $2.64 billion media rights haul represents a big win for the Big Ten Conference, of course, which will see its average media rights payout nearly triple when it takes effect next fall.<<
ESPN stays in the game
>>ESPN will buy the second half of the Big Ten’s media rights package, ending months of speculation that the two were about to sever their 50-year relationship.
ESPN will pay an average of $190 million per year over six years for essentially half the conference’s media rights package, according to several sources close to the talks. Two months ago, Fox Sports agreed to take the other half of the package for an average of $240 million per year. CBS Sports also has told the conference that it will renew its basketball-only package for $10 million per year.
The six-year, $2.64 billion media rights haul represents a big win for the Big Ten Conference, of course, which will see its average media rights payout nearly triple when it takes effect next fall.<<