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Spurrier’s Gridiron Grille to open tomorrow

BY JENNIFER CABRERA

Spurrier’s Gridiron Grille at Celebration Pointe is scheduled to open tomorrow at 3:00 p.m., following today’s ribbon-cutting ceremony.

Steve Spurrier said that Managing Partner Freddie Wehbe has done a “masterful job” over the three years it took to open the restaurant: “Relating restaurants a little bit to football coaching, all 12 years that I coached here at Florida, we tried to get better every week, every day, every month, as we went through the season, and we were consistent–you know, we went between 9 and 12 every year, so we didn’t have any real down times. In the restaurant business, we hope to really be consistent and try to get better and better as we go. There’ll be some learning curves as we get started, but we’ve got the team in place to make that happen, so we feel very confident about that.”

Steve Spurrier

Pastor Scott Whitaker read from Proverbs 3:5-6 and Genesis 12:1-2, emphasizing the end of the passage: “You will be a blessing to others.” Whitaker said that Steve and Jeri Spurrier were people “of faith, of friends, of football–somewhere down the line… God calls us to be a blessing to everyone, and that’s what they’ve done, all their lives.”

Pastor Scott Whitaker
Spurrier cuts the ribbon
A sound booth for podcasts is right in the middle of the restaurant
Visors is upstairs from the main restaurant
  • Masks or no masks?

    Good thing it isn’t under the city’s jurisdiction and only time will tell if the Head Ball Coach is still willing to go against the establishment.

    On a side note, lost a great man and competitor when the world lost Bobby Bowden. I’m sure he would have had some great quotes if he would have had the opportunity to be one of Spurrier’s first customers.

  • Google the menu. $7 draft beer. $24 to $42 entrees. Is there really enough folks in Hogtowne with money to burn to support this place?

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