World Sports Grille

To do

https://www.seattleweekly.com/food/how-many-burgers-tvs-and-hot-waitresses-can-a-single-block-support/
https://www.seattleweekly.com/food/gameworks-just-opened-their-world-sports-grille-yes-with-an-e-capitalizing/
Category:Photos of World Sports Grille Seattle
Category:Photos of World Sports Grille Tucson
Rename this article World Sports Grille Tucson.
Migrate World Sports Grille page to a page about the chain (i.e. the main GameWorks page vs individual locations)
Create World Sports Grille Detroit.
Create World Sports Grille Seattle. 731 Westlake Avenue North, Seattle, Washington 98109, United States. Opened August 2007 (maybe the 28th)^[1]
Do we create pages for "unreleased venues" like we do unreleased games? I'd imagine we would... if so, create World Sports Grille New Hampshire or w/e city it was planned for. Was planned for "early April".
Another planned (and possibly built?) venue: World Sports Grille Harrisburg, Harrisburg, PA (Harrisburg Mall)
Maybe a "Restaurants" section in the "Sega USA venues" omni?
Seattle's logo has the Sega logo removed, and I haven't seen any other traces of the name elsewhere. Hm.
From the official website: "We operate a network of restaurants, bars, and entertainment facilities throughout North America, including Mexico and the Dominican Republic." ??? Is this referring to maybe the... restaurant management firm/company that Sega Entertainment USA hired to set these restaurants up? I thiiiink so, but putting this here for now.
"In August 2007, the GameWorks Grill became the World Sports Grille. A July 23, 2007, article in the Nation’s Restaurant News reported that pressure from competitors Chuck E. Cheese’s and Dave & Buster’s is strangling business at GameWorks’ flagging 19 locations. The Sega-owned company is aiming to up its food and drink revenue by retooling itself as a chain of adult-oriented (ergo, grill-E) casual restaurants. The first WSG concept launched in Detroit, and Seattle followed a month later."^[1]
Multiple news sources have commented that the Seattle location's two neighbors were also "Sports Grills".