Beer & Wings is a simple Sunday combo special that pairs a specific beer with a fixed number of wings. It is easy to promote as long as volunteers describe it exactly and do not turn it into a customizable deal.

Purpose

This special exists to:

• drive food and drink orders together
• give guests an easy Sunday bar-food option
• create a strong, simple on-site offer tied to the evening atmosphere

The guest service team / bartenders own the offer. Volunteers should just know the exact combo and timing.

Offer details

What guests should be told

• The special is one Balboa and four chicken wings for $6
• It starts at 11:00 a.m.
• Because it includes food, it runs until 9:30 p.m.
• It is a fixed combo, not an open-ended wing-and-beer deal

How volunteers should talk about it

• “Today’s special is Beer & Wings — one Balboa and four wings for $6.”
• “That runs until the kitchen closes at 9:30.”
• “It’s a good on-site option if you want something easy.”

Common points of confusion

• Guests may think the beer can be swapped
• Guests may think they can choose any number of wings
• Guests may assume it runs until bar close

The correct explanation:

• it is one Balboa
• plus four chicken wings
• for $6
• and it ends at 9:30 p.m. because it includes food

What not to do

• Do not imply substitutions are included
• Do not change the number of wings
• Do not say it runs until 11 if the kitchen is closed
• Do not improvise combo variations

What success looks like

• Volunteers state the combo clearly
• Guests understand it is fixed
• The kitchen cutoff is explained correctly
• Guests are directed to the right team for detailed food questions

One-line summary

Beer & Wings is a fixed $6 combo of one Balboa and four wings, available until kitchen close at 9:30 p.m.