Expatriates watching the Super Bowl?

[molinaax]

Hi Friends
Alamo's TVs are small except for the ones behind the bar so you'd be standing to watch those, its not a big place really. I did however enjoy watching the playoffs there, fun crowd. I think I might go for the big screens though...
Andrea

 

[schef4711]

I will check out the game through my LCD at home with some bottles of real good wine )
bye schef4711

 

[wendygkane]

It seems there is a new place that will be showing it on a Big Screen. Saw an ad in the Herald for RUN, Cocktails & Fun, San Martin 875. $20 pesos cover and gets you 1 drink. 4313 9721.

Anyone ever heard of this place?

 

[genkiyerba]

I just called the Hard Rock Cafe in Recoleta 54-11-4807-ROCK They are showing the Super bowl on their big screen. No minimum consumption, just have to make a reservation to eat. I have no idea what their food prices are.
Also Loco por el Futball (Vicente López y Junín, Recoleta) has lots of big screens, 90 pesos consumption and you need to make a reservation

 

[AmigoArtistico]

RUN sounds like an option that's hard to beat. Hope to see some fellow Patriot fans there.
Tom

 

[wendygkane]

RUN does sound good. I'm not really into football and just watch for the ads, but am from NY and thus, must hate all Boston teams. Sorry AmigoArtistico. Go Giants!!

 

[pescador]

If possible, we should take a collective poll regarding the most popular plan of action. Bowl party could double as a good ex-pat gathering. Any thoughts?
I'm thinking Hard Rock or Run

 

[wendygkane]

I vote for Run. I don't go to TGIF's in the states and don't plan on starting here. I believe the game starts around 9pm.

wendy

 

[AmigoArtistico]

I'm also in favor of RUN. I may get up there to have a look beforehand, but barring any unforeseen issues, that's my choice.
Tom

 

[Blake]

I reckon I'm aiming for RUN, but I think I might do a recon run this afternoon to scope it out.