We want to wish everyone a Happy New Year!!
Gator beefs Open for NFL on New Years day http://gatorbeefs.blogspot.com/ #HappyNewYearsEve #MyFirstWishFor2012 #2011highs
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Saturday, December 31, 2011
Thursday, December 29, 2011
Getting Cold out: Breakfast at Gator Beefs
Considered one of the best Gainesville restaurants we proudly serve breakfast every day starting at 7:30 am to 11 am.
Have Miss Mary cook up our savory homemade Denver Omellette served with breakfast Potatoes or our hot buttermilk pancakes with coffee. Located in the Holiday Inn in Gainesville Florida, Home of the Florida Gators on the corner of 13th and W. University. Now instead of Breakfast at Tiffany's have breakfast at Gator Beefs!! You can even make your own brunch. Just ask your server. If we have it we'll make it.
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Have Miss Mary cook up our savory homemade Denver Omellette served with breakfast Potatoes or our hot buttermilk pancakes with coffee. Located in the Holiday Inn in Gainesville Florida, Home of the Florida Gators on the corner of 13th and W. University. Now instead of Breakfast at Tiffany's have breakfast at Gator Beefs!! You can even make your own brunch. Just ask your server. If we have it we'll make it.
352.338.9288
Tuesday, December 27, 2011
Enjoy the Beef o Bradys Dubliner
Come into Gator Beefs and sink your teeth into our Dubliner. Mouth watering Roast Beef smothered in gravy and, Mushrooms and Mashed Potatoes.
Try Gator Beefs located in gainesville, FL home of the Florida Gators.
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Saturday, December 24, 2011
Great article about Restaurants: Where people get information about restaurants and other local businesses
People looking for information about local restaurants and other businesses say they rely on the internet, especially search engines, ahead of any other source.
Newspapers, both printed copies and the websites of newspaper companies, run second behind the internet as the source that people rely on for news and information about local businesses, including restaurants and bars.
And word of mouth, particularly among non-internet users, is also an important source of information about local businesses.
Some 55% of adults say they get news and information about local restaurants, bars, and clubs. When they seek such information, here are the sources they say they rely on most:
· 51% turn to the internet, including:
· 8% rely on local TV, either broadcasts or websites
Some 60% of adults say they get news and information about local businesses other than restaurants and bars. When they do:
· 47% say they rely most on the internet, including:
o printed newspapers - 29% rely most on that
o newspaper websites - 2% rely on them
· 22% rely on word of mouth from family and friends
· 8% rely on local TV, either broadcasts or the websites of local stations
· 5% rely on local radio
People who seek out information and news about local businesses and restaurants are a diverse and somewhat upscale group. As distinct populations, they are more likely to live in relatively well-off households – those earning $75,000 or more – and have college educations.
In addition, the 55% of adults who get information about restaurants, bars, and clubs are more likely to be women, young adults, urban, and technology adopters.
The 60% of adults who get information about other local businesses are also more likely to be tech users.
Background on this report
Together, these subjects are among the most popular of 16 local topics explored in a national survey by the Pew Research Center’s Project for Excellence in Journalism and Internet & American Life Project, produced in association with the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation. The survey probed how people learn about their communities in a new way, asking about specific subjects and discovered that people use a complex range of different sources.
Last September, we issued an overview report on this survey called “How people learn about their local community.” In broad terms, it covered on the sources that people rely on for news and information about their communities on a host of different topics.
This report offers a more in-depth examination of two closely-related topics that were part of that survey. It expands on that earlier work by 1) looking at the people who get information about local businesses and restaurants; 2) looking at all the sources they use; and 3) examining which sources of information are most relied upon by which people.
The survey was conducted on January 12-25, 2011. In the part of the survey that dealt with those who get information about local businesses and restaurants, 1,087 adults (age 18 and older) were interviewed by landline and cell phones, in English and Spanish. The margin of error for the full sample is 3.3 percentage points. For the subpopulation of people who say they get information about restaurants, bars, and clubs the number of respondents (which we label as “n”) is 592 and the margin of error for that sample is 4.4 percentage points. For the group who get information about local businesses other than restaurants, bars, and clubs is 667 and the margin of error for that sample is 4.2 percentage points.
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Newspapers, both printed copies and the websites of newspaper companies, run second behind the internet as the source that people rely on for news and information about local businesses, including restaurants and bars.
And word of mouth, particularly among non-internet users, is also an important source of information about local businesses.
Some 55% of adults say they get news and information about local restaurants, bars, and clubs. When they seek such information, here are the sources they say they rely on most:
· 51% turn to the internet, including:
o search engines - 38% rely on them
o specialty websites - 17% rely on them
o social media - 3% rely on social networking sites or Twitter1
· 31% rely on newspapers, includingo specialty websites - 17% rely on them
o social media - 3% rely on social networking sites or Twitter1
o printed copies - 26% rely on them
o newspaper websites - 5% rely on them
· 23% rely on word of moutho newspaper websites - 5% rely on them
· 8% rely on local TV, either broadcasts or websites
Some 60% of adults say they get news and information about local businesses other than restaurants and bars. When they do:
· 47% say they rely most on the internet, including:
o search engines - 36% rely on them
o specialty websites - 16% rely on them
o social media - 1% rely on social network sites or Twitter
· 30% rely most on newspapers, including:o specialty websites - 16% rely on them
o social media - 1% rely on social network sites or Twitter
o printed newspapers - 29% rely most on that
o newspaper websites - 2% rely on them
· 22% rely on word of mouth from family and friends
· 8% rely on local TV, either broadcasts or the websites of local stations
· 5% rely on local radio
People who seek out information and news about local businesses and restaurants are a diverse and somewhat upscale group. As distinct populations, they are more likely to live in relatively well-off households – those earning $75,000 or more – and have college educations.
In addition, the 55% of adults who get information about restaurants, bars, and clubs are more likely to be women, young adults, urban, and technology adopters.
The 60% of adults who get information about other local businesses are also more likely to be tech users.
Background on this report
Together, these subjects are among the most popular of 16 local topics explored in a national survey by the Pew Research Center’s Project for Excellence in Journalism and Internet & American Life Project, produced in association with the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation. The survey probed how people learn about their communities in a new way, asking about specific subjects and discovered that people use a complex range of different sources.
Last September, we issued an overview report on this survey called “How people learn about their local community.” In broad terms, it covered on the sources that people rely on for news and information about their communities on a host of different topics.
This report offers a more in-depth examination of two closely-related topics that were part of that survey. It expands on that earlier work by 1) looking at the people who get information about local businesses and restaurants; 2) looking at all the sources they use; and 3) examining which sources of information are most relied upon by which people.
The survey was conducted on January 12-25, 2011. In the part of the survey that dealt with those who get information about local businesses and restaurants, 1,087 adults (age 18 and older) were interviewed by landline and cell phones, in English and Spanish. The margin of error for the full sample is 3.3 percentage points. For the subpopulation of people who say they get information about restaurants, bars, and clubs the number of respondents (which we label as “n”) is 592 and the margin of error for that sample is 4.4 percentage points. For the group who get information about local businesses other than restaurants, bars, and clubs is 667 and the margin of error for that sample is 4.2 percentage points.
Read More......
Thursday, December 22, 2011
Gators and Seminoles Renew Rivalry on the Hardwood
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Saturday, December 17, 2011
Watch all your favorite NFL teams at Gator beefs
18 HDTV's to watch every NFL game Live!!! $10 domestic buckets.
NFL Football Week 15:
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NFL Football Week 15:
| Carolina at Houston | 1:00 PM | FOX | Tickets | Reliant Stadium |
| Washington at NY Giants | 1:00 PM | FOX | Tickets | MetLife Stadium |
| Miami at Buffalo | 1:00 PM | CBS | Tickets | Ralph Wilson Stadium |
| Seattle at Chicago | 1:00 PM | FOX | Tickets | Soldier Field |
| New Orleans at Minnesota | 1:00 PM | FOX | Tickets | Mall of America Field |
| Cincinnati at St. Louis | 1:00 PM | CBS | Tickets | Edward Jones Dome |
| Tennessee at Indianapolis | 1:00 PM | CBS | Tickets | Lucas Oil Stadium |
| Green Bay at Kansas City | 1:00 PM | FOX | Tickets | Arrowhead Stadium |
| Detroit at Oakland | 4:05 PM | FOX | Tickets | Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum |
| New England at Denver | 4:15 PM | CBS | Tickets | Sports Authority Field at Mile High |
| NY Jets at Philadelphia | 4:15 PM | CBS | Tickets | Lincoln Financial Field |
| Cleveland at Arizona | 4:15 PM | CBS | Tickets | U of Phoenix Stadium |
| Baltimore at San Diego | 8:20 PM | NBC | Tickets | Qualcomm Stadium |
Texas A & M @ Florida NCAA Basketball Today at 2:30 PM
Come and watch the Florida Gators take on Texas A & M at gator Beefs on the corner of W. university Ave and 13th in the Holiday Inn Gainesville. UF Gators Basketball ranked #13.
$10 Domestic Buckets.
Flordia Gator Basketball, Catch the Fever!!!
$10 Domestic Buckets.
Flordia Gator Basketball, Catch the Fever!!!
Wednesday, December 14, 2011
Beef 'O' Brady's to Celebrate Bowl Game Sponsorship with Fans
TAMPA, FL, December 14, 2011 /24-7PressRelease/ -- Family sports pub restaurant, Beef 'O' Brady's, always makes a huge deal about the big game - whether it's sponsoring youth sports teams or broadcasting an abundant amount of games on its big-screen TVs. So it comes with little surprise that in honor of the now-annual Beef 'O' Brady's Bowl surfacing in St. Petersburg FL., the restaurant franchise will take spectator sports to an entire new level, treating guests to exciting deals, giveaways and family fun.
On December 20, 2011 from 8 p.m. to 11 p.m. EST, all 213 restaurants will host a Beef 'O' Brady's Bowl Watch Party. The bowl game, now in its fourth year of existence, will pit the Marshall Thundering Herd against the FIU Panthers. Each restaurant will offer food and drink specials and will feature fun giveaways such as bazzo balloons, eye blacks, beads, foam fingers, etc. The game will be televised live on ESPN.
"We take pride in knowing that families across the country have shared many of their favorite sports memories at our restaurants, so we're honored to share our new tradition with the fans who made us famous," said Chris Elliott, CEO of Beef 'O' Brady's. "The Beef 'O' Brady's Bowl Watch Parties will bring families and communities together in a holiday atmosphere, and at the end of the day, that's what we're all about."
In addition to the intriguing deals and giveaways, each Beef 'O' Brady's will treat its first 75 customers to a 'Mystery Card' consisting of prizes that range from free legendary wings to free drinks and notable coupons. To redeem the prizes and keep the mystery alive, winners must bring their cards back to their favorite Beef 'O' Brady's restaurant unopened any Wednesday in January 2012.
In April 2011, Tampa-based Beef 'O' Brady's signed a three-year agreement with ESPN Regional Television to continue on as the title sponsor for the Beef 'O' Brady's Bowl at Tropicana Field in St. Petersburg. The 2010 Beef 'O' Brady's Bowl between the Louisville Cardinals and the Southern Mississippi Golden Eagles captured the highest television ratings (2.6) in the short history of the bowl.
For more information on the Beef 'O' Brady's Bowl, visit the official website at http://www.stpetersburgbowl.com.
ABOUT BEEF 'O' BRADY'S
Beef 'O' Brady's is a national franchise of family sports pubs that achieves its success by building relationships with the local schools, youth sports leagues, and other community organizations in each and every Beef 'O' Brady's neighborhood market. The "kid appeal" of this unique concept is reinforced by a very moderately priced kids menu and video games. Ironically, despite what the name implies, Beef 'O' Brady's is actually best known for its Buffalo-style chicken wings. The company, headquartered in Tampa, Fla. has more than 210 locations in 22 states. Visit http://www.beefobradys.com for more information.
On December 20, 2011 from 8 p.m. to 11 p.m. EST, all 213 restaurants will host a Beef 'O' Brady's Bowl Watch Party. The bowl game, now in its fourth year of existence, will pit the Marshall Thundering Herd against the FIU Panthers. Each restaurant will offer food and drink specials and will feature fun giveaways such as bazzo balloons, eye blacks, beads, foam fingers, etc. The game will be televised live on ESPN.
"We take pride in knowing that families across the country have shared many of their favorite sports memories at our restaurants, so we're honored to share our new tradition with the fans who made us famous," said Chris Elliott, CEO of Beef 'O' Brady's. "The Beef 'O' Brady's Bowl Watch Parties will bring families and communities together in a holiday atmosphere, and at the end of the day, that's what we're all about."
In addition to the intriguing deals and giveaways, each Beef 'O' Brady's will treat its first 75 customers to a 'Mystery Card' consisting of prizes that range from free legendary wings to free drinks and notable coupons. To redeem the prizes and keep the mystery alive, winners must bring their cards back to their favorite Beef 'O' Brady's restaurant unopened any Wednesday in January 2012.
In April 2011, Tampa-based Beef 'O' Brady's signed a three-year agreement with ESPN Regional Television to continue on as the title sponsor for the Beef 'O' Brady's Bowl at Tropicana Field in St. Petersburg. The 2010 Beef 'O' Brady's Bowl between the Louisville Cardinals and the Southern Mississippi Golden Eagles captured the highest television ratings (2.6) in the short history of the bowl.
For more information on the Beef 'O' Brady's Bowl, visit the official website at http://www.stpetersburgbowl.com.
ABOUT BEEF 'O' BRADY'S
Beef 'O' Brady's is a national franchise of family sports pubs that achieves its success by building relationships with the local schools, youth sports leagues, and other community organizations in each and every Beef 'O' Brady's neighborhood market. The "kid appeal" of this unique concept is reinforced by a very moderately priced kids menu and video games. Ironically, despite what the name implies, Beef 'O' Brady's is actually best known for its Buffalo-style chicken wings. The company, headquartered in Tampa, Fla. has more than 210 locations in 22 states. Visit http://www.beefobradys.com for more information.
Sunday, December 11, 2011
Happy hour at gator Beefs in gainesville Florida
Happy hour at Gator Beefs M-F 2 for 1 wells, 2 for 1 Bud light drafts 60 cent wings. http://www.facebook.com/#!/pages/Gator-Beefs/303054483054180
Saturday, December 10, 2011
NCAA FCS Update
ESPN Gameplan has picked up the remaining two FCS Playoff Games for thisafternoon.
Maine at GA Sourthern 2pm ET ESPNGP791
Lehigh at N DakotaSt 4pm ET ESPNGP 792
Maine at GA Sourthern 2pm ET ESPNGP791
Lehigh at N DakotaSt 4pm ET ESPNGP 792
Real madrid V. Barcelona Watch it at gator Beefs!!
700 million people expected to watch Real Madrid vs Barcelona match. #elclasico [espn]
Wednesday, December 7, 2011
Gator Beefs Bucket Specials
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Arizona Wildcats @ Florida Gators College Basketball
Gators Ready to Welcome Wildcats http://bit.ly/sDVSLn #gators
Come watch the game at Gator beefs on the corner of West University and 13th St.
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Come watch the game at Gator beefs on the corner of West University and 13th St.
Tuesday, December 6, 2011
Sunday, December 4, 2011
Saturday, December 3, 2011
Live SEC Championship at Gator Beefs
Saturday @ 4pm come and watch the game of the day LSU v. Georgia
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Gainesville Fl Catering - Gator Beefs
Let Gator Beef’s catering make your next event or Holiday party one for the record books! Our top-notch catering team will tackle the work so you can focus on having fun. Simply pick your favorite menu items and leave the rest to us. For details and pricing, call Gator Beefs in the Holiday Inn on the corner of W. University and 13th St.
Gator Beefs
1250 W. University Ave
Gainesville, FL 32601
1 (352)338-9288
Download Catering Menu
Yes, it really is that easy. One of the top catering services restaurant in gainesville, FL
Gator Beefs
1250 W. University Ave
Gainesville, FL 32601
1 (352)338-9288
Download Catering Menu
Yes, it really is that easy. One of the top catering services restaurant in gainesville, FL
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