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Don't let the airport motel façade and isolated road scare you off. Inside, you'll find a chill neighborhood sports bar filled with young locals and travelers. Ideal as a nightcap spot, Tom's NFL American Sports Bar and Grill has a comfortable atmosphere with a casual dress code and plenty of space at the bar, including stools with back supports. This dive is a great place to hang out with friends and get a pitcher of beer for $7, a daily deal from 3 to 7 p.m. Sing karaoke and play trivia games Wednesday nights, and listen to live music Saturday nights. If music or trivia don't turn you on, the place has 25 TV sets tuned to sporting events. Service here is accommodating; staff will change the channel if you want to watch a particular event. They will even join in the karaoke festivities when Wednesday night comes to a close. The menu features all the sports bar classics - mozzarella sticks, wings, and burgers - plus pastas, steaks, salads, and fish. Recommended items include the wings (ten for $7.95), which are marinated, roasted, and char-grilled before being served Buffalo-style, mild, medium, or with Ralph's homemade hot sauce. And the waffle fries ($2.50) make a great bar snack.
Can of beer for two bucks. Pabst Blue Ribbon, Old Milwaukee, Schlitz, and Busch
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