0 a bar where customers can watch sport on large television screens:
1 a type of food made with ingredients such as grains and nuts shaped into a bar, that is intended to give you energy quickly, for example when you are running or playing a sport:
If you're exercising for longer, have a quick-digesting carbohydrate such as a cereal or sports bar.
The bar has been relaunched as a sports bar, with wide-screen TVs and Chilean wines by the glass.
Besides his popular sports bar, he also owns a hockey equipment company.
He says he sees a double standard that sports bars can show the Super Bowl and sell food and beer but churches can't show it free to families.
The feeling in the room was what you'd expect in a sports bar when there was no "big game" going on.
She pointed out that carbo-loaded sports bars contain no magic ingredient but simply deliver the energy equivalent of three slices of bread.
He characterizes sports bars as "expensive candy bars with vitamins."
The nutritional claims made for sports bars are not regulated by the Food and Drug Administration.
The bar combines the great taste of peanuts, caramel and cocoa with the function of a sports bar.
