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Game-Day
Equations
Time to stretch your weekend math skills
beyond the over-under. Across Las Vegas,
game-day arithmetic means counting screens,
dividing wings, and figuring out how much you
can eat and drink in three hours. These three
spots put food firmly in the equation.
More Than 50 TVs: Chickie’s & Pete’s
At Sahara Las Vegas, this Philadelphia-born
sports bar covers the field with more than 50
TVs across 8,000 square feet. Start with
signature Crabfries, then work your way up to
Gameday Tower No. 2: six mini-Philly sliders,
half a pound of boneless wings, 12 traditional
wings, fries, and onion rings. Next problem:
how many friends do you need to finish it?
30 Feet: Flanker Kitchen + Sports Bar
At Mandalay Bay, Flanker’s 30-foot-wide
LED wall anchors a lineup of more than 50 TVs.
You’re always a winner when your table
features spicy Korean gochujang wings,
spinach crab dip, and the Bacon Smashburger,
layered with bacon-onion jam, American
cheese, and garlic aioli.
DINING
$59, Three Hours: Proper Eats Food Hall
At Aria, the Ultimate Tailgate turns Saturday
and Sunday football into an all-you-can-eat
tour featuring smashburgers, chicken Parm,
pizza, ramen, and more. The experience costs
$59 per person, with Temaki sushi available for
an additional $20 per person. Drinks cost extra,
and reservations are required in the Proper Bar
area. Consider it the perfect solution when
your group can’t agree on just one cuisine.
—Melinda Sheckells
86 • VEGASVIBEMAGAZINE.COM
NOVEMBER 2026
Chickie’s &
Pete’s at Sahara
