
Let It Fly Sports Bar — Downtown
Let It Fly occupies a Capitol District corner and turns a game into a several-hour outing: two floors, group tables, patios and a central bar beneath a 48-foot LED screen. Its 80 monitors spread the programming around the room, making the venue suitable for a final as well as for following several g
About Let It Fly Sports Bar — Downtown
Let It Fly occupies a Capitol District corner and turns a game into a several-hour outing: two floors, group tables, patios and a central bar beneath a 48-foot LED screen. Its 80 monitors spread the programming around the room, making the venue suitable for a final as well as for following several games at once.
The menu brings together burgers, wings, pizza and shareable plates, with brunch, lunch and dinner service. The website supports reservations and food orders and offers private rooms and catering for gatherings. Reviews consulted often highlight the visual setup and big-game energy, while food and service experiences can vary with crowd levels.
The location works for pairing a game with other downtown events, and the Capitol District publishes a nearby parking map. The venue also has patios and a sports-merchandise shop. For a Nebraska matchup, playoff game or broadcast with sound, check the schedule and reserve ahead: the space is large, but major events draw groups.
80 monitors, a 48-foot LED screen, two patios, team tables and private event space; brunch, burgers, wings, pizza and catering.