Whats the best bar to watch The game

[mhoff44]

I was thinking Chuck's as well, but I have heard that getting a drink there during games takes forever. Was just wondering if anyone has any experience with this.

 

[Orangello]

I'm still begging for advice for those of us low rollers staying near the airport in Houston that don't want to be teetotalers. If anyone sees this before they see my plea in the various Houston threads, feel free to chime in there, or PM me. I think your post(cut and paste is fine, I imagine penalties are roughly equivalent) would be a good reminder in those threads for those who aren't as concerned as myself. TX cops may be even less friendly than NY cops. Cab from my hotel would be quite costly, as I think it's 35 miles out if I recall(I checked so many places I dont even recall) which makes the normally simple cab solution not sound so feasible, especially 2 ways. Thanks in advance!

Take a cab or Uber to the Northline Transit Center at I-45 and Crosstimbers and take the light rail to NRG. You will save a lot of $$ and not risk a DUI. This is the last stop north on the Red Line. It's about 15-17 miles from the hotels around George Bush Airport.

 

[NYCSUGrad]

Captain J, here's some info about the Red Line. You should be ok on Saturday. However it seems to end VERY early on Mondays.

My suggestion would be to see if anyone in your hotel can give you a ride especially if we are in the championship game Monday. Although perhaps if we are and win people will be partying the better part of the night (or drowning sorrows heaven forbid) so you might not get back to your hotel till the train runs again in the early morning!
http://www.ridemetro.org/Pages/RedLine.aspx

 

[SaltLakeOrange]

I assume you're going to Houston.

BTW you know how I feel about Sammie's but the Office is making a strong push for the best place to watch a game.

We are actually in Indy with the Women's team...but we'll all be watching on Saturday from somewhere here...