“Being able to come back and have MMA fights, boxing and football this season with ESPN Live has been amazing.” Related Articles “It’s the first time that the property has shown pay-per-view fights in a public space in seven years,” said Josh Funckes, food and beverage manager of The 909. In addition, it’s allowed the casino to bridge any sports entertainment gaps it had in the past. The sports bar also became the first on the property to use mobile ordering through QR codes and kiosks for their four food stalls. It also offers cocktails and imported and domestic beers. The area has two bars and serves a variety of IPAs, stouts, ales, ciders and seltzers from central California, Orange County and San Diego breweries. At least one TV screen is located at each of the four food eateries, which include the Get It Grill, Thai Chi 2, Pizza Mayhem and (JBQ) Just Barbeque. The 909 opened last November and is a 17,100 square-foot space that includes 150 LED screens, a 50-foot wide and 12-foot tall feature screen that will play multiple sporting events simultaneously. It’s been an incredible journey,” said Michelle Aguilar, senior manager of the 909, in a recent phone call. “We’re incredibly proud and can’t believe it’s been a whole year. The 909 Sports Bar + Food Hall at Yaamava’ Resort & Casino in Highland is gearing up to celebrate its first anniversary with weeklong food and beer promotions, deals and giveaways.

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