Where to watch the Super Bowl
The Spokesman-Review's picks the best sports bars for watching the big game.
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At least 24 hours’ notice is required to order a party board like this one at the new Wine & Taps at Latah Bistro near the Eagle Ridge community. It’s not a sports bar per se. But if you’re looking for an upscale gastropub atmosphere to watch the big game, consider this new spot.
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Wine & Taps at Latah Bistro has opened in the space adjacent to the popular restaurant near the Eagle Ridge community. It’s not a sports bar per se. But if you’re looking for an upscale gastropub atmosphere to watch the big game, consider this new spot.
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A pint of bacon for the big game? Sounds like a perfect pairing. It’s available at the new Wine & Taps at Latah Bistro near the Eagle Ridge community. It’s not a sports bar per se. But if you’re looking for an upscale gastropub atmosphere to watch the big game, consider this new spot.
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Patrons enjoy Jack and Dan's Bar and Grill on Monday, Jan. 30, 2017, at 1226 N. Hamilton St. in Spokane.
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Jack and Dan's Bar and Grill's interior decor is seen on Monday, Jan. 30, 2017, at 1226 N. Hamilton St. in Spokane.
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Poole's Public House is known for its Irish nachos made with corned beef.
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The Swinging Doors has more than 50 screens for sports fans. The longtime sports bar is at 1018 W. Francis Ave.
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The Swinging Doors' growlers are seen on Tuesday, Jan. 31, 2017, at 1018 W. Francis Ave. in Spokane.
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