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How A Former Barber Earned $8,000
In Four Months As A Sports Bar Owner
Plus, Little Pointers That Will Increase Your Profits
Profitable Sports Bars offer unparalleled sports viewing, video poker for adults, video games, pool tables and a menu that has everything you could possibly want to eat or drink.
In addition, an extensive draught beer list, all the popular dometic bottled and canned beers, full service bar and house drink list make the words "I'm thirsty" a condition that is easily cured. |
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"Go _ _ _ _ _ _'s!"
(insert your favorite team name here).
It takes more than great food to be a great sports bar. Add to the atmosphere, the deluge of light and activity as you are surrounded by thirty or more televisions - many with plasma or High Definition programming - and nary a bad seat in the house. Most feature 10' HDTV projection systems and separate patios, each with their own TV's, delivering the best of today's sports programming.
All the major DirecTV sports (Professional and College) as well as UFC and World Cup Soccer action can be seen from every corner. Your MIDLAND expert can help you sort through the miriad of program packages and make sure you select the right one for your business.
If sound is important to you, some sports bars also offer the ability to hear your game on wireless receivers right at your table so you won't miss anything from the kickoff to the final whistle. |
When a big game isn't on, a great Sports Bar doubles as a comfortable, neighborhood bar with audio entertainment provided by a state of the art sound system and a music service with access to over a quarter of a million songs.
On a par with all world-class "Thirst Emporiums," these amazing businesses offer most local and international beers on tap and dozens more by the bottle or can. A full liquor and wine selection complements the available choices.
Leather sofas, full-size (8') pool tables, all the latest video games and a staff that prides itself on prompt, friendly, indulgent service sets these unique businesses apart from the run-of-the-mill sports bars.
You might even describe them as, "Hip, but not snooty." Whether you're wearing a tie and sports jacket or Levis and a tee shirt, you are always welcome. |
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