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Joe Senser's
Sports Grill & Bar |
Voted one of America's
Greatest Sports Bars!
If you are looking for a Twin Cities sports bar, then a great time is waiting for you at Joe Senser's Sports Grill & Bars in Bloomington, Plymouth, Eagan and Roseville.
Voted one of America's Greatest Sports Bars! With Nationwide Rankings by being Voted #15 by Sports Illustrated and then again Voted #18 by ESPN's Cold Pizza you can rest asured you are in one great Sports Bar!
Our monstrous High Definition Televisions Ring surrounds the bar so that you won't miss a moment of the action. Multiple games and scores of fans make Senser's the best place to see the big game.
Oh yeah, the food is awesome too! Whether you are in the mood for Sizzlin' Fajitas, Chicken & Sun Dried Tomato Tortellini, or oven baked Dijon Rosemary Chicken our wide selection of entrées is sure to have something for every appetite! Don't forget to check out our tantalizing variety of aged steaks, like our 20 oz. Porterhouse, our Maple Mesquite Pork Chops, and our Slow Roasted Prime Rib.
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Riverview Cafe
& Wine Bar |
Latte, lunch, laughter
A fixture on the corner of East 38th St. and 42nd Ave. South since 1998, the Riverview Café has served as a gathering place for locals of all ages.
Whether you need a latte and wireless internet to work or study, a homemade sandwich and coffee to go or a comfortable couch to sip tea and read while the kids make use of the excellent play area, the River- view has what you’re looking for.
We are proud to serve Organic, Fair Trade coffees from local roaster Alakef Coffee. Evening entertainment from Thursday’s Open Mic night to our Mocha & Music series on Friday and Saturday nights keep the place happening into the night. And don’t forget the Wine Bar next door. Just leave the trucks in the playroom.
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Successful Bar and Restaurant Managers Know How to Attract More Business With Fantasy Football
Shrewd bar and restaurant managers everywhere are realizing the tremendous draw of fantasy football. Fantasy Football is one of the most popular activities today. Over 20 million Americans play fantasy football. With the primary fantasy football demographic being affluent, college educated males with above average incomes, it has great appeal to businesses. This is especially true of bars and restaurants.
With today’s sluggish economy competition is fierce for discretionary income, which is what makes a fantasy football promotion a great idea for bars and restaurants. Because the primary demographic is affluent, there are more discretionary dollars within the target market. It also gives patrons an exciting way to get involved in fantasy football, and creates a competitive advantage over other establishments who are taking the same old approach when the market is craving something more.
So how does a bar capitalize on the success of fantasy football? Here is how you can use fantasy football to draw new customers and retain your customer base.
The first thing you can do is to offer your customers a way to get involved in fantasy football. . .
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Phone: 888-683-8285
Email: Sales@FFLCommish.com
On An Evening in Roma…
Okay, so most of you probably never heard that song by Dean Martin. Hey, I’m OLD. But I enjoy a plate full of pasta with the best of them. So when I find a place with good pasta, sandwiches and pizza, and they’re fast, inexpensive and have take-out…Hey Paisano, I’m there!
Enter Joey Nova’s. Even the name sounds like one of those little Italian places in Chicago with the red and white checkered table cloths and a big Italian guy yelling at the cooks. When I spoke with the General manger of Joey Nova’s, I got the feeling that was one of the targets they were “shooting” for.
Let’s take a look at the menu. First and foremost is the Neapolitan pizza. You can get it with anything from Artichoke Hearts to Anchovies. It’s a 60 year old Connecticut recipe with whole milk mozzarella and home-made tomato sauce.
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Elegant Surprise from a “Rowdy Cowboy”
When I got the assignment to write about Red Oak Steak & Wine Bar, like most people, I made an assumption. Steak and wine bar; I know what that is. Then I arrived at the strip mall and saw the unassuming exterior. Hmmm, he said to himself. Then I walked in the front door. I stopped in my tracks and stuck my head out the door. Then I went back inside. Wow, this is nice. But what’s with the bear?
A few minutes later, I met Tom Katt, the owner. Tom has been host of the “Tom Katt Rowdy Cowboy Show” since 1970. That explains the walls covered with autographed photos of country music stars It also explains the five deer heads, moose head, the bear, and the wild turkey over the stone fireplace. Now, before you get the notion we’re talking about a hunters lodge here, remember, Tom Katt is an entertainer. . .
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New Restaurants in the Twin Cities |
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Kindee Thai Restaurant
719 South 2nd St Minneapolis, MN
612-465-8303
Lola's Lake House
318 East Lake Street Waconia, MN
952-908-9605
Giapponese Sushi
10060 Citywalk Dr. Woodbury, MN
651-578-7777
Meritage Brasserie
410 St. Peter St. St. Paul, MN
651-222-5670
Red Pepper Cafe
864 University Ave. St. Paul, MN
651-292-8800
r. Norman's The Steakhouse
700 Hennepin Ave. Minneapolis, MN
612-238-7770
Sanctuary
903 Washington Ave S. Minneapolis, MN
612-339-5058
Musashi Japanese Restaurant
533 Hennepin Ave. Minneapolis, MN
612-332-8772
Joey Novas
10100 N. 6 th Ave. Plymouth, MN
763-225-8440
Crave
3520 W. 70th St. at Galleria Edina, MN
952-697-6000
Picosa
65 Main Street SE Minneapolis, MN
612-746-3970
Bank
88 S. 6th Street (Westin Hotel) Minneapolis, MN
612-656-3255
Wayzata Eatery & Wine Bar
1179 E. Wayzata Blvd., Wayzata, MN
952-288-2866
Manhattans Restaurant & Bar
825 Hennepin Ave. S. Minneapolis, MN
612-339-3600
Cafe Maude
5411 Penn Ave. S., Minneapolis, MN
612-822-5411 |
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