There’s a new place on the east side where you can watch sports and hang with your crew while sipping on a brew and getting your grub on.

Showtyme Sports Grill, the new sports bar NFL baller and local hero of the gridiron Aaron Jones is involved in, is now open. And in case you’re wondering why "Showtyme"; Showtyme is both the former Burgess High School standout’s nickname and his social media handle.

What's On the Menu

Showtyme Sports Grill Instagram
Showtyme Sports Grill Instagram
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As its name suggests, Showtyme Sports Grill is part sports bar and part restaurant.

I don’t know what all there is to grub on as a complete menu hasn't been posted on its Instagram, but based on a couple of photos and videos it looks like it includes somewhat elevated versions of the typical sports pub fare of burgers and fries, wings, tacos, nachos, and deep fried stuff.

Aaron Jones memorabilia and sports décor hangs on almost every wall, as do TVs. Lots of large high-definition TVs broadcasting games and sports shows. You can’t be a sports bar and not have TVs on every wall, amirite?

Showtyme on the East Side

The location of Showtyme Sports Grill is 2106 N. Zaragoza Road in the Sunfire Village shopping center, which used to be home to restaurant and bar Born and Raised, until its closing in 2020.

According to the restaurant's Instagram page, the bar and grill with a nightclub vibe is open Monday-Friday 4 p.m. to 2 a.m.; Saturday and Sunday 11 a.m. to 2 a.m.

Are They OK With Kids?

Kids are welcome during kitchen hours, which are from opening until 10 p.m. daily.

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