Toowoomba’s George Banks, Fitzy’s, Tailgate Sports Bar, Spotted Cow host Super Bowl parties
Four venues hosted Super Bowl parties, where hundreds of patrons watched the LA Rams defeat the Cincinnati Bengals 23-20 to win their first NFL title since 1999. Check out our pics here.
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American football fans showed off their colours on Monday morning across Toowoomba to celebrate screenings of Super Bowl LVI.
Fitzy’s, George Banks, the Spotted Cow and Tailgate Sports Bar all hosted Super Bowl parties, where hundreds of patrons watched the LA Rams defeat the Cincinnati Bengals 23-20 to win their first NFL title since 1999.
Tailgate was particularly popular with locals, leveraging its focus on American sports to hold a large event.
See all the photos below:
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