Got a little pre-game action courtesy of P’Cheen’s dynamic duo - Chef Alex Friedman and Liverpool-born DJ and spirit aficionado Keiran Neely – who presented complimentary sliders and wings along with samples of Sweetwater’s newest creation – Motor Boat – a titillating version of an ESB that is ideal for tailgating magic. Citysearch editor Jonathan Baker was on hand with his picks for best tailgating spots and his favorite haunts to catch college and pro games.
P’Cheen, a wildly popular restaurant and pub located in the Old Fourth Ward, recently opened its doors on Mondays to help celebrate football season (and meet the demand from its loyal NFL obsessed customers). Chef Alex has created a special themed Monday menu including 50-cent wings in three different flavors: buffalo, Thai and BBQ, while Keiran whipped up a variety of rotating beer specials. After each Monday night game, P’Cheen has Xbox 360 Madden NFL 09 tournaments.
Pcheen is located at 701-5 Highland Avenue Atlanta, Georgia, 30312. Visit PCheen.com.
Got a little pre-game action courtesy of P’Cheen’s dynamic duo - Chef Alex Friedman and Liverpool-born DJ and spirit aficionado Keiran Neely – who presented complimentary sliders and wings along with samples of Sweetwater’s newest creation – Motor Boat – a titillating version of an ESB that is ideal for tailgating magic. Citysearch editor Jonathan Baker was on hand with his picks for best tailgating spots and his favorite haunts to catch college and pro games.
P’Cheen, a wildly popular restaurant and pub located in the Old Fourth Ward, recently opened its doors on Mondays to help celebrate football season (and meet the demand from its loyal NFL obsessed customers). Chef Alex has created a special themed Monday menu including 50-cent wings in three different flavors: buffalo, Thai and BBQ, while Keiran whipped up a variety of rotating beer specials. After each Monday night game, P’Cheen has Xbox 360 Madden NFL 09 tournaments.
Pcheen is located at 701-5 Highland Avenue Atlanta, Georgia, 30312. Visit PCheen.com.
