CONTRIBUTED BY BRYAN WINZER
Don’t ya know you should head down to the Eager Beaver and get your Canadian on? Sounds good, eh?! The Eager Beaver is a fun Canadian themed sports bar in Naha. The bar opened about a year ago and is owned by the same person who runs Rehab. Unlike Rehab, however, The Eager Beaver has a homey feel and practically begs to be a place where everyone knows your name.
It’s low-key atmosphere leads to good conversations, enjoying the sports event on the televisions, or accepting a challenge to darts or foosball. They have plenty of Canadian-esque decorations, including a real stuffed beaver and First Nation inspired designs.
What you might not expect from a sports bar, though, is some great food. Their menu offers solid selection of food that could easily serve as a meal. I highly recommend the French Canadian poutines. Saying that those are French fries coated in cheese and gravy hardly does their decadence justice. Not yet on their website menu is a Mediterranean chicken dish with yogurt and pita, which quickly vanished from our table. Of course, they also have some killer hot wings – a must for any sport event.
Beyond food, they have a variety of imported beers and whiskeys that can cleanse your palate of Orion in no time (no offense to our local brew!). Also, a plus in my book, is that the bar is usually smoke-free, with a smoking area and tables outside (occasionally the owner will make exceptions: for example, during the World Cup games or during opening night).
Directions: Again, their website is super helpful. With an English map. The bar is very close to Makishi station near Kokusaidori. Parking in this area can be a little difficult and usually requires payment.
Hours: Opens at 7:00 pm.
Photos by Shu Lan Tang






















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