If chips and dip in front of your 18-inch color screen don't
measure up to your idea of a Super Bowl celebration, there are
a number of sports havens and restaurants in the area
gearing up to party hearty on Saturday and Sunday.
Fans can kick-off the big game weekend Saturday at
Buffalo's Cafe in Fayetteville and win Falcon merchandise in
the establishment's big giveaway. Pregame festivities will be
broadcast between noon and 6 p.m. on Sunday. No alcohol will
be served on Sunday according to city ordinance.
"Everybody's a Falcon these days," according to Shawn
Burgess, general manager of the Y-Knot Sports Bar in
Peachtree City. "People hardly ever watched
the Falcons before," he said, recalling the days
prior to the team's meteoric rise to the Super Bowl. "It's been
good for business," Burgess added. "We had
at least 80 people waiting to get in a couple weekends ago," he said
of the playoff game between the Falcons and Vikings.
Y-Knot opens at 3 p.m. Sunday and fans will be admitted
on a first-come, first-served basis. Specials on beer and food
will be featured, along with an interactive trivia
game. For $10, trivia buffs can enter and compete against patrons at
other sports bars with a $600 prize at stake.
Partners Pizza, just a few doors down from the
Y-Knot, hopes to attract some of the overflow crowd, said
owner Marilyn Royal. One room at Partners features
a large-screen TV and games, making it a good choice for family Super
Bowl viewing.
The Wyndham's sports venue, Billiards, at their conference
center in Peachtree City, will host a party which includes beer
specials and a buffet, reported bartender Jeff Felmet. In
addition to the standard size TV's in place, Billiards will add a
large-screen model for the occasion. Finally, Hooters in Newnan
will be open Sunday from noon until 11 p.m. for food and football
via satellite. General manager Tom Coleman said that
Hooters and Miller Light have teamed up for a $2 million promotion with
lots of giveaways and beer specials throughout the weekend.
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