Shark Week! It’s here and tons of people tune in to the Discovery Channel to learn about sharks, overcome thalassophobia (their fear of the ocean), get their daily dose of John Cena, and witness shark attacks.
You know, shark attacks aren’t very common at all — you’re 15 times more likely to croak by a falling coconut than a shark attack.
Here in Tucson, though, it’s likely you’ll find somewhere to watch Shark Week. The televised event is happening now until Saturday, July 13 and a few local businesses are celebrating by offering shark-themed cocktails, teas, beer specials, and more.
Also, if you’re in the mood to channel your inner shark and chomp down on some seafood, check out our fish tacos guide or fish and chips guide.
The majestic midtown dive bar is offering the following shark-themed shots and drinks. Head in there before the end of the day on Saturday, July 13 to see what these drinks specials are made of.
If you search the deep dwellings of Casa Video’s beer fridges, you’ll find at least one shark-themed beer (it’s called Swimming Circles from Vitamin Sea Brewing). Dive even deeper into the bar/video store and you’ll find plenty of scary shark movies to take home — “Jaws,” “Deep Blue Sea,” “The Meg,” the “Sharknado” franchise, etc.
Tiger’s Tap Room inside Hotel Congress is offering the following cocktail specials:
This cocktail will be available at The Century Room:
This week, the downtown restaurant has two specials to sink your teeth into.
• $10 Blue Hawaiian Cocktail topped with (blood) grenadine🩸
• $14 Cod Fish TacosÂ
The east side sports bar is serving $5 Landshak lagers throughout July. Get on in there during Shark Week to make it extra special.
The local tea shop is serving the Shark Attack — a Shark Week-themed tea for a limited time. “Dive into the deep blue sea” and grab this concoction before it swims away.
Ziggy’s, the new sports bar and restaurant that moved into the former FireTruck Brewing spot out on Tanque Verde Road, has a Shark Week you need to check out. It has everything you want in a shark-themed drink — plenty of blood (fake blood, of course), tropical flavors, and a little toy shark.
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