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Enclave at Peachtree Memorial
120-128 Peachtree Memorial Dr NWAtlanta, GA 30309
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ESPN Zone
3030 Peachtree Road
Atlanta, GA, 30305
Atlanta is full of diverse options for watching the big game, from clubs, to pubs, to bars, each of them having their own draws and gimmicks, but how many sports bars can say they've got the backing of ESPN itself? ESPN Zone is all about the things sports fans love, from cold brews, delectable food, and of course, plenty of screens for watching the best in sporting events. It's also the best place to run into all your favorite Atlanta sports stars, coaches and celebrities. With dozens of high definition television sets scattered throughout the place, you're not likely to go without your favorite sports event, and with their table audio options, you can choose to listen to only the games you want to listen to. If you get tired of just watching the game, you can take a short hop over their large selection of arcade games, including Motion-Capture Golf and Boxing, as well as the usual midway classics such as basketball throwing, bowling and even a shooting gallery. One thing you wouldn't expect from a sports bar like this is delicious food, but ESPN Zone surprises by giving patrons not just the usual bar fare, but plenty of well thought-out, delectable dishes served hot and fresh, right out of the kitchen. The masculine, sports-fan spirit is as alive in the food as it is in the entertainment, with plenty of thick, juicy steaks, served with a baked potato, or mashed potatoes topped with bacon, cheddar and chives. One dish that people keep coming in for is their baby back ribs, smothered in their own special barbecue sauce and served with french fries. Other entree options include barbecue chicken, salmon, or a number of pastas, including a Cajun chicken fettucine alfredo. If burgers are more your speed, they have a scrumptious variety of those as well, including the Smoke House Burger, with three-pepper bacon, white cheddar and onion straws all topped with their special barbecue sauce, the Black and Blue burger, with blackening spice and gorgonzola cheese, or their triple double, with double the meat and double the cheese. There are also numerous options, including plenty of appetizers for those not in the mood for a major bite, or salads and soups for those looking for something lighter, desserts to satisfy your sweet tooth, and even a kids menu. Of course, the place wouldn't be a sports bar if it didn't have refreshing beers, and on that count they deliver. They have plenty of local favorites, such as Sam Adams, Bud, Coors or Miller, as well as i For a chance to watch the game, while also enjoying a good meal, and knocking back a few brews, take a trip down to ESPN Zone, Atlanta apartment-ites' spot of choice for their football, basketball, or baseball nenternational favorites such as Stella Artoios, Amstel, Guinness and Bass. They also have a number of great cocktails, including their exclusive Atlanta Peach Martini. eds.
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