Would your Super Bowl watching be a lot more enjoyable if you didn’t spend it in the kitchen? Maybe you like to rub elbows with other fans at a favorite watering hole? Here are some Orland Park restaurants and bars that would be more than happy to help.
Would your Super Bowl watching be a lot more enjoyable if you didn’t spend it in the kitchen? Maybe you like to rub elbows with other fans at a favorite watering hole? Here are some Orland Park restaurants and bars that would be more than happy to help.
If you are a football fan and you'd rather be out high-fiving friendly fans or smack talking with rival fans than sitting in the family room watching the Big Game, you are in luck. Here are some Orland Park watering holes that are putting out the welcome mat for Super Bowl spectators. Jordan's Pub & Eatery 13500 S. Harlem Ave., 708-460-8330 Jordan's is serving a free halftime buffet Rockwelz, Bar Meets Grill 11265 W. 159th St., 708-226-0042 Rockwelz has a $25 drink special starting at 5:30 p.m. and going until the final whistle. Guests get unlimited domestic beer, house wine and well mixed drinks. The eatery also has its usual Sunday night specials. All guests are welcome to partake of the free halftime buffet. Orland Bowl 8601 W. 159th …
While south suburban residents cheered on local products in the Super Bowl, major companies showed off their products in the commercials. Tell us who had the most memorable ad.
From post-apocalyptic Chevy owners to Elton John as a Pepsi-dispensing king, last night's Super Bowl was full of memorable ads. We at Patch weren't that excited by the ads, though. We've seen a lot better. We recap some of the more memorable ones below, but if you liked something better (from past or present) tell us in the comments). Here are a few of our favorites. Pick which one topped your list. Watch all the commercials here. Slow mo Doritos slingshot baby No other way to say it: A grandma used an infant as a human slingshot to steal Doritos from a snotty child. Chevy after the blast In this Silverado ad, Chevy owners mourn those who did not make it because they had the wrong car. Matthew Broderick's career off Matthew Broderick, the …
We look back at a week of contraceptive coverage, pizza picks, blizzard memories, motion backtracks, cameras in court and Super Bowl snacks.
MONDAY Chasing Down Thieves in the Retail Capital of the South Suburbs Patch spent a night riding with an Orland Park police officer for a firsthand view of a night on local patrol. Vote: Do You Want Cameras in Criminal Court Rooms? The decision is being heralded for its transparency, but will it come at a cost to individual rights? TUESDAY Prosecutors Now Say Defendant in DUI Death Case Did Not Violate Bond Terms Nicholas Sord's defense attorney will soon ask a judge for time to independently review DNA samples to provide his side of the crash that killed Jessica Mejia. On Patrol: You Never Know What You'll Face Part two of Patch’s ride along with an Orland Park police officer working a night shift. WEDNESDAY Lipinski: Abortion, …
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See what Orland and TInley bars are offering for the big game today.
Pay $35 and you'll get a pizza or nacho appetizer. Then, you'll get your entree choice of fried chicken, jumbo shrimp, hot wings or a half slab of ribs. Beverages from kickoff to the final whistle are included. Advanced reservations are recommended. Pay $20 and get six you-call-its. Stick around for the bar's full halftime buffet that includes pizza, wings, chicken alfredo and more, or pay $10 for domestic buckets. Sunday night is pint night at Rock Bottom, meaning house brew are discounted and patrons leave with a special pint glass. Pay just $5 per pint and $2.70 per refill. Although there aren't any food specials for the big game, enjoy $2.50 seasonal Sam Adams brews, $3.50 draft beers and $4 long islands. Pay $5 for bloody Marys…
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The leading Republican candidate for president tries to score some points with the poor.
Without the Bears, Sunday’s game is simply an excuse for time spent with friends and for snacking. Tell us your best game treats in the comments.
Up until then, the 2011 Super Bowl was the most watched television program of all time. The Nielsen Company said about 111 million people watched some team that doesn’t need to be named beat the Pittsburgh Steelers. But how many of these so-called people were actually watching the game? Plenty of TVs were likely tuned to the action, but how many eyeballs were actually paying attention? Some might argue people watch for the commercials, but now we see them all ahead of time anyway. So that leaves friends and food. We’re not about to be so presumptuous to tell you how to make friends, so let’s stick with snacks. Here’s a simple recipe for an incredibly tasty, versatile and crowd pleasing snack that can instantly kick up French fries, nachos…
We look back at a week full of intense weather, new features and pained memories.
I was not convinced the storm would be that bad. Living in the Chicago area for nearly my whole life, I have heard dozens of wolf cries in the form of weather alerts. Often the warnings simply led to a smattering of flurries, maybe some sleet. Perhaps it was the last weather alert that fueled my flippancy. And then Big Nasty hit. Driving east on 143rd Street Tuesday at dusk, my knuckles went white trying to find anything resembling a curb, after shooting a few stark scenes. Throughout Tuesday night into Wednesday morning, 20 inches of snow fell throughout the Chicago area and winds between 50 and 60 mph blew the snow into drifts several feet tall. Given the extreme circumstances, the villages stepped up to the plate with noticeable …
Patch picks the top local spots to catch the game this Sunday.
A wise individual once said it’s never too late to change. While whoever first said that probably didn’t understand the pain Chicago Bears fans might feel while watching a Super Bowl that doesn’t include our team, this person still makes a point. We can certainly enjoy watching Green Bay get stomped while appreciating the Steelers for doing so, even if we don’t really root for them. With that in mind, we introduce Patch Picks. Every Thursday at 3 p.m., we will offer a list of events, specials, places to go for assorted enjoyment and things to do with your time not at home. For our first, we present you a few places where you could enjoy the Super Bowl as much as a Bears fan can under these circumstances. Look for Patch Picks every Thursday…
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10:08 am on Friday, February 4, 2011
We're heading to Indoor Golf links of America for the Super Bowl party!!! The best buffet in Orland Park....not just for Super~Bowl but for every Bears games!!! Six~Monster screens and 5-flat screens to watch all the fun!!! more ›
OakLawnBill
3:09 pm on Tuesday, February 7, 2012
And the movie where he was supporting actor to a monkey. more ›