Sunday is the women's World Cup Final: USA vs. Japan. I don't care how nice a beach day it's going to be, but I will be glued to the TV watching this match.
Here's where you can go to watch the game while you're down the shore:
Atlantic City: Game On. It's OK if you roll your eyes. This place is big and crowded and packed for big sporting events, but that is exactly where I want to be for a game like this (and where I will be, in fact. More on that later). You can't get more TVs in one spot down the shore.
Sea Isle: O'Donnell's Pour House. Good beer selection, big TVs, right near the heart of Sea Isle.
Avalon: I have two. First, the Princeton. Second, the Concord Cafe. The Princeton will have plenty of space, whether you want to sit or stand. I prefer the cozy feel of the Concord - but only if I have a seat.
Wildwood: The Shamrock. Space to stand, sit, play pool, whatever you want around the oval bar with plenty of TVs to watch the game.
Cape May: Cabanas or the Ugly Mug. Both have plenty of TVs and good bars with decent beer selections. I assume both will be packed.
I will be at Game On with the dude, who is very VERY conflicted about who he should cheer for. He's Japanese-American, and I understand his dilemma. He'll be wearing his team Japan jersey. I sorta tried to find a U.S. Women's jersey but no luck, so I'll probably just be sporting red white and blue.
Sunday is the first day of my shore vacation - HOORAY! It'll be split between Atlantic City and Avalon this year with a dash of Cape May thrown in. I. CAN'T. WAIT. I've pre-written next week's facts of the day, so hope you enjoy them while I'm doing absolutely nothing.
Friday, July 15, 2011
Jersey Shore Fact of the Day 74: You CAN watch World Cup down the shore
Posted by Jen A. Miller at 7:55 AM
Labels: Atlantic City, Avalon, Cape May, Drink, Food, JSFotD, Sea Isle City, Wildwood
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For Sea Isle, you gotta go to Dead Dog for the game. The bar owner is a soccer nut and everyone in the bar will be actively cheering for the game. Great atmosphere for watching soccer!
For Wildwood, there are much better places than the Shamrock. I prefer Goodnight Irene's for any big game: multiple TVs, diverse crowd, good food, great craft beer selection.
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