Masks are welcome but not required, Collins said.
Menu-wise, AJ’s will offer drink specials, food specials and specialty Super Bowl burgers.
“We have a lot of Bud(weiser) girls passing out swag,” Collins said. “It’s a very fun, tailgate environment to watch the game. Every year, we give away a big screen TV during the game at some point. You do have to be present to win that, and you can register before the game starts at the Destin location.”
AJ’s shows football games every weekend. The crowd has tapered off some, Collins said.
“It’s been a moderate crowd, solid,” he said. “For the Super Bowl, we expect much of the same; a decent turnout but we don’t expect it to be over the top.”
Restaurant Week returns with lots of ways to enjoy
The restaurant Hazel, Ravines and Downtown will feature a special menu of grab dishes during Birmingham Restaurant Week.
Photo provided by Hazel, Ravines and Downtown
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BIRMINGHAM Restaurant Week promotions are hugely popular nearly every city has time carved out in the calendar to celebrate their local eateries and give diners a chance to try new dishes at a discounted price.
But Birmingham was the very first city in Michigan to host a restaurant week 16 years ago, and they have no plans to stop now. Not even in a time of indoor dining bans and limited services brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic.
It s My Happy Place time with Stephen Zeppy Cole, who was the guitarist with the casino act known as the Cole Brothers. He said his Happy Places in his apartment are his bedroom, where he plays his guitar, and either his living room or his kitchen.
The South Jersey live music scene will look back on this year as one of the worst ever when it came to the deaths of entertainers who brought joy to tens of thousands of people over the decades.
Longtime local entertainers who have died this year include Johnny DâAngelo, Rebecca âBeckyâ Orsatti, Kenny Jeremiah of the Jeremiah-Hunter Band, Stephen âZeppyâ Cole of the Cole Brothers and Gerald âJerryâ Boyle. At least one death was due to complications from COVID-19.