Bartender 7.75 [2012]
Kody Coste
Many of our members are not strangers to Motor City Sports Bar. The bar has provided life-saving sustenance during long Paczki day beer treks and other bar crawls, and was the venue for us to watch the most recent MSU victory over UM in football. The drinks have always been cheap, and the bartenders friendly. Although bias certainly comes into play in our proud enclave of Detroit, MCBC aims to find the truth.
One important thing to consider when pricing draft beer is the keg size. The typical keg size in the U.S. is a half barrel, which is about 15.5 gallons, then there are European imports that are typically around 13.2 gallons, and a quarter keg that holds about 7.75 gallons.
Our first visit we shared the Bacon Cheese fries ($7.75) and a half-rack of the baby back ribs ($9.95). The prices seemed a little high, like for the fries, but the servings are substantial so that is ok. There was more than enough for the two of us to share. The fries were a tad light on the bacon but had a ton of cheese and the ribs were meaty and the sauce pretty good.
Cash Bar prices are inclusive of 7.75% sales tax. Gratuity given at your discretion. Cash Bar sales are not applied to Food & Beverage minimums. 1 Bartender per every 100 guests required at $150.00 each. Bartender fee will be waived with $600.00 in purchases per bar.
Nothing goes better together than pizza and beer. Beer is the ying to pizza's yang. And with a few choice ingredients in common, it's no wonder. Choosing the right brew for your pie can help bring out the flavor, dial up the bold or bitter flavors, or offset the heat in a spicy pie. So we put our chefs & bartenders in the same room to pair our new pizzas with the perfect craft beer. Here's what they had to say.
In March 2006, they reached what they thought were final terms for the loan: $5,000 down, a 7.75 percent interest rate, fixed for two years and then adjustable for the remaining 28 years, with a cap of 14.75 percent.
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