seventy two sports bar and restaurant opens
1972 was a pivotal year in Canada. The Canada – Soviet Summit Hockey Series took the country by storm. Hockey was reinforced as being THE Canadian sport and the world got a lesson in sportsmanship.
It’s been a few years since this historic event but now, another historic event is about to take place. On Robson Street, starting today, seventy two sports bar and restaurant is open for business.
The Skinny:
seventy two sports bar • restaurant
112 – 1025 Robson Street (where Malone’s Sports Grill used to be) (MAP)
TEL: 604-646-4031
FAX: 604-646-4032
WEB: www.seventytwo.ca
Highlights:
- 23 3/4 Oz. Pints of Beer
- 14 20″ LCD TVs at every booth
- 3 55″ Plasma Screen TVs at the main bar
- 2 44″ Plasma Screen TVs throughout the bar
- 4 satellite feeds
The food is excellent, the decor new and stylish and the prices are truly reasonable. Definitely check it out and tell ‘em Raj sent you.
Click HERE to check out the latest photos from seventy two on flickr.
Comments
Comment from Nick
Time July 23, 2007 at 1:30 pm
i would not recommand my friends to go there.
Editor’s note: the poster provided a fake email address. This comment should be taken with a grain of salt.
Comment from Jim
Time July 28, 2007 at 3:09 pm
The only thing worse than the food was the service!
Comment from Mike
Time July 28, 2007 at 7:51 pm
If you’re interested in what Seventy Two Sports Bar is all about you should check it out for yourself. Everybody I’ve talked to has had a great time there, enjoyed the food and the atmoshpere. A few minutes on the web will reveal the following legitamite reviews: Andrew Morrison, Editor for Urban Diner available at urbandiner.ca, West Ender newspaper food and drink section, Eat Magazine May/June Edition can be viewed at http://www.eatmagazine-digital.com/eatmagazine/20070506/?pg=24. And of course the host of this posting would agree.
This venue offers so much more than the competition when it comes to quality of food and service and most of all, great value. You will not be disappointed. I can’t wait for hockey season!
Comment from Sean
Time November 1, 2007 at 10:27 am
This is truly a great place to go to. The food is way above what you’d expect from an average bar, and the price is really reasonable. Loved the atmosphere and even though it focuses on being a sports bar on any non sporting night it’s got a really great lounge feeling and would be a great place to meet with friends or bring a date. There aren’t enough places like this in the city, worth checking out!
Comment from Nick
Time July 23, 2007 at 1:20 pm
I went to seventy two sports bar a few days ago, the taste of foods were not too good.
Editor’s note: the poster provided a fake email address. This comment should be taken with a grain of salt.