While the NFL prepares to crown a new champion in 2010, Wingstop restaurants nationwide are gearing up for a tenth-straight record-setting performance on Super Bowl Sunday. More than 5,200 employees will suit up on Feb. 7, when the national chain expects to sell more than 5 million chicken wings by the time the Vince Lombardi Trophy is hoisted that evening. Last year Wingstop set a single-day record of just over 4 million wings sold. In addition, almost half of the Wingstop restaurants systemwide broke their all-time weekly sales records during the week leading up to the Super Bowl in 2009, and Wingstop CEO Jim Flynn expects more of the same this year."There is no doubt that chicken wings have become a staple at Super Bowl watching parties across the nation," said Flynn. "And with sports fans placing orders earlier and earlier and also with an increase in online orders, our restaurants are able to handle the big day with little trouble."

Because of the high demand, Wingstop officials suggest that fans order their wings well in advance of the game by going to Wingstop.com to find the location and phone number of the nearest location.

"Don't wait until the last minute," said Flynn. "You want to have your wings for the entire day's activities."If Wingstop meets its one-day sales expectations, it will mark the 10th straight year that the national chain has set a sales record on the day of the Super Bowl. From a fan favorite standpoint, Original Hot is expected to be the #1 choice on game day, followed closely by Lemon Pepper and Hickory Smoked BBQ."Original Hot is the perennial champion when it comes to our nine flavors," said Flynn of the chain's top-selling sauce. "And this year we're offering guests even more variety with the addition of boneless wings, which can be mixed and matched with our traditional bone-in wings."A complete list of Wingstop locations nationwide, along with online ordering information is available at www.wingstop.com.

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Café Malaga has moved to a new location in downtown McKinney off the historic square, formerly Poppy’s. In addition to their popular melt-in-your-mouth tapas that satisfy any craving, Café Malaga has enhanced their menu providing fresh, healthy salads, mouthwatering sandwiches, and daily homemade soups. The menu isn’t the only addition to this move. Café Malaga has raised the bar for Mediterranean Cafés in the Dallas-Fort Worth area by redesigning an awesome new garden patio for live entertainment and special events supporting the local downtown historic square. Further, Café Malaga is working towards going green. Their goals include reclaimed rain water for watering the fresh-grown herbs & vegetables, recycling and supporting other local merchants. Hours of operation have expanded to include lunch, Tuesday – Sunday starting at 11:00 am and dinner every night at 5:00 pm. The new menu will also include an enhanced wine list and kid friendly selections. With their new expanded location they can now accommodate private parties indoors and out while maintaining a cozy atmosphere for a romantic dinner.