“Countdown to AFC Championship Game: Baltimore Prepares for Ravens’ Victory”
As the AFC Championship Game approaches, the city of Baltimore is buzzing with excitement and anticipation. On Sunday, residents and fans alike will come together to cheer on the Ravens at businesses across the region.
Recent weeks have seen a significant economic boost for Baltimore County restaurants and bars, thanks to the Ravens’ dominance in the league. In preparation for the expected large crowds, businesses are making plans to accommodate the surge in customers. Some restaurants are implementing fixed menus for the big game, while others are doubling or even tripling their usual Sunday supplies.
The support from fans, whether at M&T Bank Stadium or cheering from a screen in a different county, has blurred the lines within the hospitality industry. Ridge Froneberger, a partner at Silks Sportsbar in Towson, described the atmosphere as “crazy,” with packed houses every Sunday the Ravens play. The special menu and celebratory shots for each touchdown have further fueled the excitement of fans.
The owner of ‘The Real Thing,’ Tony Marwah, reported a 40-minute wait for food at his restaurant last Sunday, with even more expected for the AFC Championship. With customers placing catering orders and a surge of walk-ins anticipated, Marwah is gearing up for a much busier day than usual.
The Ravens’ success in reaching the final round before the Super Bowl has brought not only good football but also good food, good company, and an excitement that extends far beyond the stadium. The hospitality industry is eager and ready for the big game, urging fans to make reservations or order ahead to secure their spot for Sunday’s showdown.
Amidst all the excitement, it’s clear that the Ravens’ success has not only unified the city but has also provided a significant economic boost to local businesses. Everyone is eagerly looking forward to Sunday’s game, and the entire city is rallying behind the Ravens as they strive for victory in the AFC Championship.
Cristina Mendez joined WJZ in November 2021 as a multimedia journalist, bringing timely and insightful coverage to all her reports. With her engaging storytelling, she keeps her audience informed and entertained, making her a valuable addition to the WJZ team.
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