Every game, from a booth of your own
Sports Viewing Lounge
Open daily from noon. Eight booths, each with its own screens and its own sound.
What a booth costsWhat is on
Something is on most days
Thu October 8 Tournament Watch Party See Thursday the 8th 
Fri October 9 Soccer Night See Friday the 9th 
Sat October 10 Fight Night See Saturday the 10th 
Sun October 11 Game Day Sundays See Sunday the 11th Thu October 15 Tournament Watch Party See Thursday the 15th Fri October 16 Soccer Night See Friday the 16th 
Sat October 17 Rivalry Weekend See Saturday the 17th 
Sun October 18 Game Day Sundays See Sunday the 18th The room
Watch your game with the sound on
Eight booths around one room, each with its own screens and its own directional audio, so two parties four feet apart can watch two different games and hear their own. You reserve the booth, not a stool, and nobody stands behind it.
What a booth costs
What a booth costs, hour by hour
The price of a booth is a minimum, not a fee, and it moves with the hour because that is when the room fills. A minimum is what the whole party spends at the booth on food and drink. It is not per person, and anything you order counts toward it.
Daytime, until five
Afternoon fixtures and anything on early. The room is half empty and the minimum says so.
$150 minimum for the booth
Early evening, five to eight
The hour either side of dinner, when most of the room is eating rather than watching.
From $200 minimum for the booth
Evening, eight to midnight
The one everybody wants, and the one that goes first on a Saturday.
From $350 minimum for the booth
Late, after midnight
Anything played on the other side of the world. The kitchen is on a short menu by then.
From $200 minimum for the booth
What a booth gives you
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Four screens
Directly in front of the booth, and yours to choose.
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Four to six seats
Booths 1 and 8 take six. The rest take four.
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Noon to 2 a.m.
Daily, and the kitchen runs the whole time.
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Minimum spend
From $150 for the booth, not per person.
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All ages until eight
Twenty-one and over after that.
Groups
Take the whole room
Thirty-six seats, all eight booths and the bar, for a final or for a group that does not want to share the sound. Every screen goes to one fixture, or to eight, as you want it.
The whole room is $2,200 minimum early and $3,600 minimum in the evening. It is not offered in the daytime or after midnight, because neither is worth closing the room for.
Ask about the whole roomAt the booth
Eating at the lounge
The kitchen runs the whole time the room is open, on a menu built to be eaten watching something: things that come on one plate and do not need a knife. A short version of it takes over after midnight.
Everything ordered at the booth counts toward the minimum, including the first round.
The room
The lounge, before a Saturday
Before you book
What is on
Whatever is being played is listed when you choose a time. If the fixture you want is not listed, the room can usually get it, and asking a day ahead is the difference between yes and no.
Children
All ages until eight, and twenty-one and over after that. An afternoon fixture is the one to bring a family to.
Canceling
Free until 4 p.m. on the day. After that half the minimum is charged, because a booth held through a Saturday evening is a booth nobody else could take.
Getting in and around
Step-free from the lobby. Booths 1 and 8 have a level approach and no fixed seating on one side, which makes them the two that take a wheelchair without moving furniture. Say so when you reserve.