Not that I'm biased or anything, having worked at ESPN on my college program, but I think it's the absolute best place around to watch a game.
If you're wanting to see a Sunday NFL game, especially an early one (1:00), doors open at 11:00 and there are people waiting outside for the best seats before we open. The door host will have a list of all of that day's games (because we show all of them! Every single one!), what TV's they'll be on, and what audio will be in what room. Sometimes the techs will get that information to the door hosts early so you can call on a Saturday night and find out what the plan is. Of course, in the case of an absolute blowout or something like that, the audio can always be changed. We also changed it once when we had an entire room full of Eagles fans and no Eagles audio -- but that's not likely to happen unless there's a large majority of people asking for one game.
The food is great -- the Tuna and the Portabello Mushroom sandwich are my two favorite things on the menu, but there's a soft spot in my heart for barbecue dingers (barbecue-sauce-coated chicken tenders) and our hotwings. The Chicken on the Field salad (romaine lettuce, hot or mild dingers, blue cheese, onion, tomatoes..all kinds of good stuff) is also great. Try the hockey puck for dessert -- a dark chocolate covered brownie served with ice cream.
If you're looking for a fruity, girly drink, try the 7th inning stretch. They're so good!!
lol! totally kidding by the way!! 
