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Should You Touchdown at Society Cafe For Tailgating?

Where: 3131 Las Vegas Blvd South [map], 89109
September 16, 2010 at 11:39 PM | by | Comments (0)

The NFL’s week one is in the books and we hope that you’ve found your favorite Vegas viewing location. But if you like to play the field or perhaps can’t show your face in the same bar after sporting your Colts jersey last week, we’re here with another suggestion.

An expanded Tailgating Party returns to Society Café at Encore. Last year the party was limited to Monday Night Football and if that was a test run it must have been successful as the tailgating is on for all 2010 televised NFL games.

No need to bring your own grill and lighter fluid as Society’s tailgating menu will offer up lollipop chicken wings, kobe hot dogs, filet or sloppy Joseph sliders, mac ‘n’ cheese “bites” and grilled pepperoni flatbread. The restaurant didn’t rest on its laurels after being named one of Esquire magazine’s “Best New Restaurants of 2009”. New menu items have been drafted this year such as “the guy’s” reuben, bbq pulled pork & Virginia slaw and Philly cheesesteak. Of course seven flat screens, a full bar and wide selection of brewskies round out your tailgate party.

Too pinky finger fancy for your football or do you need to check your fantasy teams every down? Cross over to Wynn to grab a burger at Zoozacrackers or a pie at Pizza Place where you can stay connected with free WiFi. If Society's seven TVs are don’t inflate your pigskin, you may want to check out the new PBR Rock Bar that overwhelms your eyeballs with 115 boob tubes. We’ll have some first pics for you soon.

[Photo: Society Cafe Encore Facebook]

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