Buffalo
Classic hot sauce and butter, blue cheese dip.
6$10
12$18
Spicy
Sports bar menu example for a full room on game day.
On game day, people order between plays and share food with their hands. This example sells wings by six or twelve, platters for the table and beer by the pitcher.
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The Penalty Box: an example sports bar menu
Made with the Downtown Press template. The place, dishes and prices are examples.
The Penalty Box
Wings, burgers and every game on twelve screens.
Wings
Tossed in your sauce, with celery and a dip.
Honey garlic
Sticky, sweet and garlicky.
6$10
12$18
Lemon pepper
Dry rub, no sauce, a crisp peppery skin.
6$10
12$18
Gluten-Free
Nashville hot
Cayenne oil and pickles. Properly hot.
6$11
12$20
Spicy
Game day platters
For the table, out of the kitchen in fifteen minutes.
Wing tower
$46Thirty wings in three sauces, fries and dips. Feeds four.
Nacho mountain
$22Chips, chili, cheese sauce, jalapeños and sour cream. Feeds three.
Spicy
Slider board
$28Eight beef sliders with cheese and pickles. Feeds four.
Burgers
On a toasted bun with fries. Swap to onion rings for 2.
The Overtime
$16Two patties, American cheese, bacon and burger sauce.
Black bean burger
$14Black bean patty, pepper jack and chipotle mayo.
Vegetarian
Crispy chicken sandwich
$15Fried thigh, slaw and hot honey.
Spicy
Snacks
Loaded fries
$11Cheese sauce, bacon and scallions.
Pretzel bites
$9With beer cheese and mustard.
Vegetarian
Fried pickles
$8Dill chips in cornmeal batter, ranch to dip.
Vegetarian
Beer on tap
By the pint, or the pitcher for the table.
House lager
Crisp and cold. 4.5%
Pint$6
Pitcher$20
West Coast IPA
Citrus and pine. 6.5%
Pint$7
Pitcher$24
Wheat beer
Hazy, with orange peel. 5.0%
Pint$7
Pitcher$24
Hard seltzer
$6Lime or black cherry, by the can.
Start from this menu. Change the name, dishes, prices, fonts and colors.
Use this templateWhat to put on a sports bar menu
- 1
Wings
Say once what comes with every order, like celery and a dip.
- 2
Platters for the table
Say how many each one feeds, so a group orders the right amount.
- 3
Burgers
A short list, so burgers arrive quickly when many tables order at halftime.
- 4
Beer
Pints and pitchers. A pitcher price lets a group order one round for everyone.
- 5
Game-day hours
If the kitchen stays open late for games, say so on the menu.
Prices and descriptions
Show prices and sizes
Two columns, six and twelve. Make twelve a little cheaper per wing, so groups order the bigger plate.
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Buffalo6 $1012 $18
Classic hot sauce and butter, blue cheese dip.
Honey garlic6 $1012 $18
Sticky, sweet and garlicky.
Lemon pepper6 $1012 $18
Dry rub, no sauce, a crisp peppery skin.
Write the descriptions
Say how hot each sauce is and what's in it. Wing fans choose by heat.
Nashville hot
Crispy wings, made for game day.
Nashville hot
Cayenne oil and pickles. Properly hot.
Before you print the QR code
- Each platter says how many people it feeds.
- Hot sauces carry a spicy label.
- Kitchen hours on game days are on the menu.
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Questions about a sports bar menu
Should a sports bar have a game-day menu?
Only if it's really different, like more sharing plates. Otherwise keep one menu, so regulars always find what they know.
Should wings come by count or by weight?
By count. Six or twelve is easy to order and easy to split among a group.
Can the menu link to our game schedule?
Yes. A button on the menu can link to a page with this week's games.
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