$20 for $50 Worth of Classic Pub Fare and Drinks at Mr. Biggs Bar & Grill
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- Karaoke on Friday & Saturday nights
Most professional singers overcome stage fright by stuffing their ears with the heads of Batman & Robin figurines. Devise your own performance tradition with today's Groupon: for $20, you get $50 worth of classic pub fare and drinks at Mr. Biggs Bar & Grill.
Part sports tavern, part karaoke bar, Mr. Biggs seduces 10th Avenue argonauts with a siren song of upscale pub grub, open-air dining, and free WiFi. American favorites populate the menu, introduced by starters such as chicken fingers with creamy honey-mustard sauce ($5.95) and nachos piled precariously high with guacamole, chili sauce, cheese, and jalapeños ($9.95). Mr. Biggs’s infamous buffalo wings are served mild, medium, or hot in a basket of 10 ($7.95), 20 ($13.95), 50 ($33), or 100 ($63), while the sizzling shrimp scampi arrives swimming in a sea of penne or linguini ($12.95). For a fork-free feast, opt for the 8-ounce prime beef Biggs burger ($10.95), which travels from plate to mouth alongside salad and potato wedges, or for a hands free feast, request the vegetable panini and help untying your shoes.
Mr. Biggs caters to closed-air diners with a cozy inner sanctuary that has a full bar and tables surrounded by banquette couches. Postmeal, patrons can catch the game on one of many flat-screen TVs, surf the web using the complementary WiFi, or belt out karaoke tunes about love, death, and trying to domesticate squirrels (karaoke on Fridays and Saturdays only).
- Featured in New York Times
- Karaoke on Friday & Saturday nights
Most professional singers overcome stage fright by stuffing their ears with the heads of Batman & Robin figurines. Devise your own performance tradition with today's Groupon: for $20, you get $50 worth of classic pub fare and drinks at Mr. Biggs Bar & Grill.
Part sports tavern, part karaoke bar, Mr. Biggs seduces 10th Avenue argonauts with a siren song of upscale pub grub, open-air dining, and free WiFi. American favorites populate the menu, introduced by starters such as chicken fingers with creamy honey-mustard sauce ($5.95) and nachos piled precariously high with guacamole, chili sauce, cheese, and jalapeños ($9.95). Mr. Biggs’s infamous buffalo wings are served mild, medium, or hot in a basket of 10 ($7.95), 20 ($13.95), 50 ($33), or 100 ($63), while the sizzling shrimp scampi arrives swimming in a sea of penne or linguini ($12.95). For a fork-free feast, opt for the 8-ounce prime beef Biggs burger ($10.95), which travels from plate to mouth alongside salad and potato wedges, or for a hands free feast, request the vegetable panini and help untying your shoes.
Mr. Biggs caters to closed-air diners with a cozy inner sanctuary that has a full bar and tables surrounded by banquette couches. Postmeal, patrons can catch the game on one of many flat-screen TVs, surf the web using the complementary WiFi, or belt out karaoke tunes about love, death, and trying to domesticate squirrels (karaoke on Fridays and Saturdays only).
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About Mr Bigg's Bar & Grill
Within Mr. Biggs Bar & Grill’s boisterous tavern atmosphere, icy bottles of beer clink together at tables alongside plates filled with thick burgers and hearty portions of seafood. Hands not occupied applauding karaoke singers can grasp juicy burgers and sandwiches or applaud a stirring performance by their ketchup bottle. Patrons can dig into rich cakes from the dessert menu while staring up at rows of televisions emanating sporting excitement from the tavern’s brick walls.