Z Sports Bar
Traditional or Boneless, served with celery and homemade ranch dressing or blue cheese.
10…10.99
20…19.99
(Two Flavor Maximum)
Sauces: Mild, Hot, BBQ, Mississippi Mash, Teriyaki, Spicy Garlic, Ray’s Sauce, Honey Sriracha, Sweet Red Chili.
Dry Rubs: Cajun, Lemon Pepper, Garlic Parmesan, Mango Habanero, Smokehouse Maple
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Sideline Z Sports Bar, LLC is a Louisiana Limited-Liability Company filed on December 14, 2009. The company's filing status is listed as Active and its File Number is 40073520K. The Registered Agent on file for this company is Brittany Hamilton and is located at 1377 Crawford Dr, Lake Charles, LA 70611.
Five boneless chicken strips deep fried and accompanied with a side of fries and dipping sauce.
9.49
Add extra Tenders for 0.99 each
Lightly breaded provolone cheese fried to a golden brown and served with marinara sauce.
7.99
Filled with mixed cheese, diced tomato, scallions and served with sour cream and salsa.
7.49
With Chicken 9.49
Get your choice of either 3 Santa Fe rolls or 4 veggie rolls accompanied by our new Sweet Red chili.
9.99
A sizable platter of seasoned tortilla chips accompanied with a side of salsa and our homemade guacamole.
6.49
Chopped spinach and artichokes mixed with a blend of cheeses, broiled till bubbly hot and served with fried tortilla chips.
8.99
1 lb. of steamed mussels steamed tossed in white wine and garlic butter and topped with tomatoes and scallions before serving.
8.99
Add a roll for 0.25
Fresh tortilla chips topped with nacho cheese sauce, scallions, diced tomatoes, jalapenos, your choice of Chicken or homemade Chili. Served with a side of sour cream and homemade salsa
9.99
Choose three of the following:
4-Chicken Wings 3-Chicken Tenders 4-Cheese Sticks 3-Potato Skins 6-Onion Rings
12.99
Three fresh-baked soft pretzel sticks served with a side of nacho cheese sauce.
6.99
Homemade creamy potato and cheese soup topped with cheddar cheese, bacon and scallions.
Cup…..2.99
Bowl…..3.99
See your server for daily selection.
Cup…….2.99
Bowl…..3.99
Topped with cheddar cheese and onion.
Cup…….3.99
Bowl…..4.99
Pro’s Sports Bar before Bar Rescue
In 2007, Tharon Bradley decided to change tracks in his career and resigned from being a railroad worker after more than two decades. He pooled every cent he had in opening Pro’s Sports Bar in Country Club Hills, Illinois. The bar welcomed flocks upon flocks of clientele during the first three months. However, the success didn’t last long as Bradley was caught under pressure. To make things worse, he was hospitalized and had to take some time out to recover.
While he was recuperating, Bradley hired five managers to keep Pro’s afloat. Unfortunately, this proved to be an unwise decision which Bradley found out upon his return to the bar. None of the managers gave him any respect and treated him as if he was an employee. Bradley tried to take matters into his own hands by micromanaging the employees, but the latter were frustrated by his transformation into a control freak.
Pro’s was submerged in a million bucks worth of debt, and all that Bradley had was an insane amount of disrespect coming from his managers. With two months left and a power struggle that threatens to destroy everything, Bradley had no other choice but to call for Jon Taffer and Bar Rescue for help.
Pro’s Sports Bar on Bar Rescue
From the outside, Pro’s Sports Bar resembled a hardware store no thanks to its signage. The interior barely had energy despite being touted as a sports bar. For recon, Taffer deployed two spies hailing from sports website Barstool Sports and who were also Chicago residents. The pair were served with the “Pro’s Punch”, the bar’s signature drink which was a concoction of eight different kinds of booze. The fried catfish they ordered was only microwaved which ensured that its insides were raw. On the other side of the bar area, bartender Nina was arguing with a rude customer, and tensions quickly escalated into a shower of expletives.
Taffer and his experts entered the bar. Mixologist Lisamarie Joyce and chef Tiffany Derry went to their fields of expertise while the Bar Rescue host talked to Bradley. In the bar area, the soda gun was caked with cockroach feces, while in the kitchen the fridge was filled with expired food. The next day Taffer returned and had Bradley admit to his staff all of his problems. The revelations served as an eye-opener to the managers and they pledged their support to the bar’s owner.
While training commenced, Taffer sat with Bradley and two ex-partners. The pair revealed Bradley’s control issues which became the reason why they left Pro’s. They also suggested that Bradley let go of his attitude if he wants to keep the bar’s doors opened. Joyce taught the staff how to create a punch that is not overflowing with alcohol, with a mix of orange and pineapple juice. Derry instructed kitchen staff Irma the right way of preparing fried catfish using the fryer instead of the microwave.
For the stress test, Taffer assigned Bradley to the benches to observe and not do anything. The managers were given 20 minutes each to perform their managerial duties while the others worked as bartenders. Taffer kept tabs of the food and drink sales made by each manager to determine who truly deserved the title. At the end of the test, Bobby made an impressive $627 which earned him the label of general manager. Nina was fired for her attitude problems during the test. She then left the bar after telling Bradley to kill himself.
The next day Taffer was met with attitude problems from Irma, who clearly disrespected Bradley. The bar owner did not hesitate to fire her on the spot as she refused to change. Afterwards, manager Sarah volunteered to replace Irma as the new kitchen staff. Taffer then revealed his blueprints for the bar’s new concept which involved a steak concept with a complementary cocktail program. Joyce presented guest-friendly cocktails like the Cicero Sidecar and the PNPL (an abbreviation of pineapple). Derry whipped out three different beef cuts for the new steak dishes and explained the Maillard reaction. The said chemical reaction occurs when food is cooked at a temperature of at least 300 degrees. This causes the simple sugars and amino acids in the beef to rearrange, giving it a brown color and improving both its aroma and taste.
After the renovation Pro’s Sports Bar was turned into BR Steak Bar & Steakhouse. The signage now showcased white letters against a black background which made the brand a lot more noticeable. The BR stood for whatever the employees thought it should stand for, from Bradley to Bar Rescue. The interior was given a total makeover with dark walls and contemporary furniture. The bar no longer lacked energy thanks to the Orange Door entertainment system in the DJ booth which was packed with around 50,000 songs, coupled by a completely rewired sound system.
Pro’s Sports Bar Now in 2018 – The After Bar Rescue Update
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BR Steak is still open in 2017 with only two reviews on their Yelp page. Their Facebook page has more customer feedback which was pretty mixed.
Some people praised the atmosphere and the live music. There were complaints about the food being overpriced and the use of frozen products. As usual, there were also intermittent problems with customer service.
Their menu now has salads and a lot of new dishes as well. They also feature live bands, daily events such as karaoke night and all you can eat crab legs, and discounts on certain occasions like Mother’s Day
BR Steak maintains a very active Facebook page which you can visit by clicking here. They also have an active Instagram account where they post promotions and upcoming events. Finally you can visit their official website at http://www.brsteak.com/.