Retro is the Word Starz Restaurant To Open in Sioux Falls by Thea Miller Ryan • Photos by Hauschildt’s Photography
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t won’t be hard to keep one foot in the past when you visit the new Starz restaurant near 57th and Western Avenue in Sioux Falls. The new sports bar and pub is a dining destination for sports fans old and new. Decorated with walls full of sports artwork and certified memorabilia from favorite athletes, the newest restaurant in town is a hot spot for those who love to be involved in the game. It’s a museum of vintage and retro beer signs and neon lights, while 18 televisions show classic sports programs, daily from the 1940s and 50s.
The menu includes stadium-style food choices, including a variety of burgers, Philly sandwiches, brats, hot dogs, hot beef sandwiches, chislic, meatloaf, cheese curds, lunch platters and tater tot nachos. Starz also serves appetizers that are perfect for pre-game snacking. Their desserts are a
homerun. An ice cream truck will show up for dessert. Make your own rootbeer float, or sprinkle some Twin Bing candy bars, crumbled into bite size pieces, on a dish of vanilla soft serve.
Starz
2209 West 57th Street • Sioux Falls 605-338-4386
The bar features 16 tap beers, including some classics such as Hamm’s, Schlitz and Pabst Blue Ribbon, to remind you of your first beers in the ballpark. Besides beer, wine and specialty mixed drinks, patrons can snack on peanuts at the counter. Starz is where all your sports-loving friends will be hanging out. october/november 2012 • SIOUX FALLS WO M A N
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