A Jackson Game Day Playbook

If you took a poll on what Jackson folks enjoy most about fall, I bet you would get some combination of fewer tourists, 2 for 1 deal, and off-season vacations. I would also be willing to bet that football is in the top three in most guys’ minds. With games on television practically every night, chances are you will find yourself sucked into the glorious pre-winter hibernation period of fall, watching a game at one of Jackson’s sports-friendly establishments. Some residents even bet on their favorite teams to win some games and even make a pretty penny in the process. Keen betters can find out more here about the sports betting channels locals use to make their bets. Betting on your favorite team can be totally thrilling to it’s no surprise sports fans do so. Heading to the bar can increase that thrill and put you in such a fun atmosphere. To increase your viewing pleasure of the number of different sports that will be on the show, why don’t you turn your attention to somewhere like this gambling website, (bosbobet88.com) to increase the chances of you winning some money to spend in these establishments. They have lots of different types of games and bets that you can play, so be sure to give it a look if you would like more spending money. It is important though that you find the best place to watch these games. Dishing is here to help guide you to the right place on Sundays to watch the game.

Local: If you are looking for a spot where the food, not the game, is the focal point, Local is your place. The town square hotspot is a great place to grab a barstool and enjoy their bar flatscreen while simultaneously choosing a delicous dish from their full menu. Don’t forget to swing by early to take advantage of their happy hour food and 2 for 1 drink specials from 4 to 6 p.m.

Sidewinders is full of choices when it comes to pairing beer and football

Sidewinders is full of choices when it comes to pairing beer and football

Sidewinders: This is a great place to find yourself on any given Sunday. There is a reason they were featured on “Diners, Drive In’s and Dives” as they offer a step up from your standard pub fare with reasonable prices. Take advantage of their wrap around south facing patio while it’s still nice out. While there, be sure to enjoy some of there new breakfast options on the weekends.

Town Square Tavern: This downtown favorite a perfect place to catch up on all the days action. With games playing in any direction you look, you can rest assured you won’t have to jockey for position at the bar to ensure you don’t miss your game. Featuring happy hour seven days a week from 4:30 until 6 p.m. and a full menu daily, put the Tavern at the top of list for game day action.

Snake River Brew Pub: Few things compliment football better than a pint of Snake River beer straight from the source. With plenty of screens in their upper and lower bar area, the pub is a great spot to post up Sundays. If beer isn’t your thing they also serve John Daly’s and bloody mary’s (featuring their own homemade mix) on the weekends.

The Handle Bar offers a slightly more refined Sunday atmosphere

The Handle Bar offers a slightly more refined Sunday atmosphere

The Handle Bar: The Michael Mina restaurant inside the Four Seasons has to be one of the best places in the village to enjoy football. Featuring a menu that is a step up from your typical football Sunday haunt, the inside/outside bar has enough views of the game, and of the mountains, to keep everyone happy. With great food and drink specials until they close for the offseason, enjoying the game in style doesn’t mean you have to break the bank.

Hole Bowl: Jackson’s newest restaurant and bowling alley is a great spot to check out games on Saturday or Sunday. Stop by to enjoy bottomless bloody mary’s and mimosas from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. on the weekends. Their menu is a far cry from your traditional bowling alley food, featuring gourmet twists on pub classics utilizing fresh ingredients. If you can’t make the weekend games, stop by during the week and check out their website to take advantage of one of their daily specials.

You’ll find the people who go aren’t just serious about the food either; those playing will likely be spotted with the latest bowling wrist supports (click for more if you’ve never heard of them before) and will have all the tips and tricks you could need to get into a game. It’s quite the establishment!

The Q Roadhouse: This Westbank favorite is a perfect spot to catch a night game. Open nightly at 5 p.m. the award winning brewery pairs great with the eclectic menu sure to suit everyones taste from bar bites to composed entrees. Don’t forget to bring your growler with you as they will do fills at the bar so you can take your favorite beer with you.

You won't leave hungry from Cutty's

You won’t leave hungry from Cutty’s

Cutty’s: Pizza, beer, lively scene, plenty of TV’s, I can’t think of anything else you need on Sunday. If you are looking for a spot to don your teams apparel, yell at the screen a little, and have a good time, Cutty’s is your hangout. Their pizzas are big enough to feed quite a few ravenous fans and their cheesesteaks are as authentic as you can get outside of Philly.

Eleanor’s: Entering through a liquor store is a pretty good indication that the bar will don a pretty optimal Sunday crowd. This sports bar always has great beer and drink specials to compliment their menu of pub style favorites. Be sure to get their early as seats fill up quick.

The Bird: One of the few places to offer breakfast to go with your Sunday football, The Bird is a hungry fans dream. In addition to their Sunday brunch options they offer some great drink specials most notably being the bottomless Bloody Mary’s and Mimosas.

Pinky Gs: With a couple big screens, this centrally located hangout is a great place to watch the games on Sunday. Choose from multiple pizza and beer specials throughout the day and don’t forget to try your luck at Jackson’s most popular shake a day. If you are thinking about staying in they are also a great deliver and carry out option.

Silver Dollar Bar: This Jackson favorite boast 2 giant projection T.V.s in addition to 8 flat screens. They are also no shy on the specials featuring some great food options like 1/2 priced nachos or their famous Bloody Mary bar on Sundays.

Chris Hogberg

Food and cooking has been a great travel buddy for Chris, finally taking root in Jackson. Originally from Seattle, Chris enjoys rainy walks to get coffee, cold dark beers, and cozying up in a warm restaurant kitchen. He has a background in marketing but has spent most of his days working in fine dining behind the line. Now you can find him selling hummus, perusing the farmers markets, or mountain biking behind his Aussie Shephard, Zephyr.

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