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Midway Field House launches Super Bowl Sunday, Feb. “There’s a lot of people who want to go watch a game, but they don’t want to go to a bar where there’s some guy in a Patriots jersey screaming at the TV. “It’s none of that Hooters bullshit,” he declares. Sabala nonetheless bristles at the term “sports bar.”

Stony’s Pizza will also be setting up a brick and mortar kitchen to add to the stadium-infused menu. Food will include ballpark-style concessions like pretzels, peanuts, and nachos. The walls are being adorned with pennants, jerseys, banners, and trophies for a fictional team called the Midway Bulldogs.

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The dance floor has been painted with a free throw line where select patrons will shoot baskets for a chance at a free meal or a round of discounted drinks. Like his lumberjack-themed Buzz Mill, which features a decidedly rustic design, bins of Lincoln Logs, and a Sunday flapjack breakfast, Sabala’s Midway Field House is concept heavy, in this case leaning on the pageantry of collegiate sports. Both those populations, he estimates, enjoy beer and sports. Sabala hopes his new watering hole will be common ground for the disparate cultures of East Riverside: blue-collar families in the apartments on the south side of the street and residents of the fancier apartments to the north. Key partners in the business are Mike Pedraza and Ross Bennett. Sabala, the longtime Emo’s manager who also managed Antone’s in its Riverside incarnation, also owns the Buzz Mill, a popular coffee house, bar, and music venue just across the street from the other two buildings.

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A jumbo TV screen onstage will show sporting events. Playable entertainment will include ski-ball, shuffleboard, and dome hockey.

If it wasn’t hinted at by the name, Midway Field House’s throwback décor will combine the classic elements of an arcade and sports pad. 1, will soon reopen as Midway Field House under the leadership of Austin music club veteran Jason Sabala. Riverside, the former Antone’s, which closed officially on Jan. Shoot you for drinks? Midway Field House’s free throw line.

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