Tag: game day

New Year’s weekend, noon kickoff, and the Vikings’ final road trip of the regular season — MetLife Stadium’s a long way from here, but the walk to LVP is a lot shorter.

Steak Bites are $12, Walking Tacos are $7, and $1.50 comes off every drink for the whole game. With one week left in the regular season after this, playoff positioning is very much in play — grab your free “U Pick ‘Em” sheet at the bar before kickoff and see where you land in the season-long gift card standings before it’s all over. First Sunday of the new year, same purple and gold energy.

The Sunday after Christmas is prime football-and-nothing-else territory — the presents are open, the family’s either still around or blessedly not, and the Vikings are hosting Washington at home. Kickoff time is still TBD (the NFL sets Week 16 times closer to the date), so check back or give us a call before you head over.

Sloppy Joe and chips for $4, a Coney Dog for $5, $1.50 off every drink in the house all game. Free “U Pick ‘Em” sheets are at the bar — the season-long gift card standings are heating up with three weeks left. Bring the family, bring the in-laws, bring whoever needs a reason to leave the house.

The rematch we flagged back in Week 8 is here, and it’s a Sunday Night Football home game five days before Christmas — about as big as the regular season gets. Sunday Trivia runs 6 to 8, so come early, get your team locked in, and stay right through kickoff at 7:20.

Coney Dogs are $5, Walking Tacos are $7, Leinie taps are $4, and $1.50 comes off every drink for the whole night. With the playoff picture tightening up in December, this is a legitimate statement game against a division rival — the kind you don’t want to watch alone on a Sunday night in the middle of the holiday rush.

Short week, cold stadium, prime-time stakes — the Vikings are on the road for Thursday Night Football against New England, and a Thursday night watch party is exactly the kind of low-key, high-energy midweek plan that makes a Thursday feel like a Friday.

No competing bingo or trivia to split your attention — just the game. Steak Bites for $12, Miller Lite for $3, and $1.50 off every drink from kickoff to final whistle at 7:15. Get here early for a table, because a Thursday night Vikings game in December pulls a crowd even on a work night. Skol on a school night.

Carolina hasn’t played at U.S. Bank Stadium with fans in the building since 2020 — this is a genuinely rare visit, and the Vikings are hosting it at 3:25.

Order the Steak Bites ($12) or a Coney Dog ($5), grab a Miller Lite for $3, and settle in. $1.50 off every drink runs the whole game, and since this one wraps up right around 6, you can walk straight from the final whistle into Sunday Trivia without losing your seat. Free “U Pick ‘Em” sheets are at the bar before kickoff. December Sundays don’t get much better than a rare opponent, a full bar, and a trivia chaser.

Thanksgiving leftovers are still in the fridge and the Vikings are already back home hosting Atlanta at noon — the Sunday after the holiday is basically made for a full slate of football and a bar that doesn’t ask you to cook anything.

Sloppy Joe and chips for $4, Coney Dog for $5, $1.50 off every drink in the house. The Vikings have won six of the last eight meetings with Atlanta, and with a new head coach now running the Falcons’ sideline, this one’s got a little extra storyline. Grab your free “U Pick ‘Em” sheet before kickoff and keep the season-long gift card race going.

The Vikings are playing their first-ever game in Mexico City this year, taking on the 49ers at Estadio Banorte on Sunday Night Football. It’s officially an away game, but Estadio Banorte’s a long way from White Bear Lake either way — so come watch it with us instead.

Sunday Trivia kicks off at 6, right as pregame coverage ramps up, and kickoff follows at 7:20. Get a Coney Dog ($5) or Walking Taco ($7), a Leinie tap ($4), and settle in for a genuinely unusual Vikings Sunday — trivia, tacos, and international football, all in one night. $1.50 off drinks all game long.

Prime time, purple and gold, and Buffalo walking into U.S. Bank Stadium on a Monday — this is the kind of night LVP was built for. Coach Purse Bingo kicks off at 6:30, so grab your cards, and by the time the pack’s called, kickoff’s right around the corner at 7:15.

$1.50 off every drink all game, Coney Dogs for $5, and Leinie taps for $4 to keep the Monday feeling festive. It’s the Vikings’ only Monday Night Football appearance of the season, so this is the one to circle. Two events, one Monday, zero reasons to be anywhere else.

Ford Field’s tough this time of year, but so is this NFC North race. Noon kickoff, road game, division stakes — the kind of Sunday that’s better with a bar full of people yelling at the same screen. Steak Bites are $12, Miller Lite’s $3 a bottle or tap, and $1.50 comes off every drink for the whole game.

Get your free “U Pick ‘Em” sheet before kickoff — the gift card standings are starting to separate the contenders from the pretenders around here. This is the first of two meetings with Detroit this year — the rematch is a home game in December, and it’s a big one. File that away.

Bye week’s over and the Vikings are back home for a noon kickoff against Indianapolis — perfect timing, because Breakfast Bingo wraps at 11 and the game’s already loading by the time the last coverall’s called. Stick around, grab a Coney Dog ($5) or Sloppy Joe and chips ($4), and settle in for a full Sunday.

$1.50 off every drink runs the whole game. Free football boards are up at the bar — no entry fee, just grab a square and see what happens. October home games hit different when the leaves are already down and the playoffs feel a little closer than they did in September.