Eagles and Chiefs fans flock to the Bronx Ale House to watch Super Bowl LVII
Co-owner of the Bronx Ale House James Langstine said his staff prepared almost 3,000 pounds of wings for the big game -- and fans ate them up.
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Feb 13, 2023, 3:02 AM
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3h agoNew Yorkers were out and about to cheer for their favorite team that played in Super Bowl LVII on Sunday.
Both Eagles and Chiefs fans flocked to the Bronx Ale House in Kingsbridge to enjoy some beer and Buffalo wings while they watched the game.
Co-owner of the Bronx Ale House James Langstine said his staff prepared almost 3,000 pounds of wings for the big game -- and fans ate them up.
News 12’s Kate Christobek was at the Bronx Ale House and asked sports fans who they were cheering for.
