CHICAGO (WLS) — From the city to the suburbs, Chicago is getting ready to Bear Down this weekend when the Rams come to town.<\/p>\n
On this playoff weekend, the city is decked out in orange and navy blue. Bears fans are letting the Rams know the the writing’s on the wall.<\/p>\n
“We’re gonna get it. I mean, this is our weather,” Bears fan Leanne Piper said. “This is not their weather. It’s our weather. This is Chicago.”<\/p>\n
ABC7 Chicago is now streaming 24\/7. Click here to watch<\/a><\/p>\n Revolution Brewing is hosting a Sunday watch party while an Oak Park bagel shop is baking something special, and there are many more festivities and food specials being offered.<\/p>\n On a snowy and cold morning, Oak Park’s The Daly Bagel was not letting the winter weather get in the way of building hype ahead of the Bears’ Sunday playoff game.<\/p>\n RELATED |<\/strong> Chicago Bears live updates: Latest news on NFL playoffs, new stadium search and more<\/a><\/p>\n “I mean I’m hoping Bear down,” Sophia Hannah of The Daly Bagel said. “Hoping it’s a big win. We’re really hyped.”<\/p>\n The local bakery made colorful and festive Bears rainbow bagels, a swirl of orange, blue and white being baked up by the batch.<\/p>\n And with the team’s success this season, as you can imagine, the bagels have been wildly popular.<\/p>\n “People come in everyday asking for them,” Hannah said. “By at least by 12, they are all gone.”<\/p>\n SEE ALSO: Chicago Bears fan goes viral as ‘Cheese Grater Guy’ during playoff win against Green Bay Packers<\/a><\/p>\n Revolution Brewing has plenty of drink specials for fans this Sunday, with $5 pints and $20 pitchers. Doors open at 12 p.m.<\/p>\n Mi Coraz\u00f3n Cafe in Pilsen is getting in on the action with a Bears-themed horchata espresso that is already a customer favorite.<\/p>\n “Almost every other customer comes in or they’ll call and ask if we still have it, ’cause I just had it for last weekend but decided to bring it back this weekend,” said Xiomara Casas with Mi Coraz\u00f3n Cafe.<\/p>\n Fans are rallying behind the Chicago Bears with bagels, beer and more ahead of their next playoff game against the Los Angeles Rams.<\/p>\n At Manny’s Deli in the South Loop, between bites of pastrami, fans were prognosticating a Bears victory.<\/p>\n “It’s kind of been scary, but it’s… I think it’s our time now,” Bears fan Creative Scott said. “I think it’s our time now, so I’m excited.”<\/p>\n The Bears inspiring restaurants across the city, including the vodka and Red Bull “Bears Bomb” at Gracie O’Malley’s in Wicker Park.<\/p>\n “Not even just the Bears games, it’s every day,” Gracie O’Malley’s co-owner K.J. Johnson said. “People are coming in and just wearing Bears stuff and just excited about it.”<\/p>\n RELATED: The Wiener’s Circle holding Chicago Bears quarterback Caleb Williams lookalike contest<\/a><\/p>\n The feeling for the team is also crossing borders international. James Gardiner lives in Australia, but for decades has loved the Bears. He’s making the 22-hour trip for Sunday’s game and is staying in Chicago for less than 48 hours.<\/p>\n “I can’t get time off from work, so I’ll be leaving Monday at 1:15 from O’Hare, but I’m just excited to be at the game,” Gardiner said. “I want to come out. I want to support the guys. I want to say thank you for the year that they’ve given.”<\/p>\n And if fans’ hearts aren’t beating fast enough, just wait until the National Anthem, when Blackhawks anthem singer Jim Cornelison ushers in the game with Star Spangled glory.<\/p>\n “Just come out, participate, and let’s, let’s just make it the best experience we can make it, really hype up everybody in the building, the players,” Cornelison said.<\/p>\n And with brutally cold temperatures expected at kickoff 5:30 p.m. Sunday, it’s no surprise that you’re going to see far fewer Los Angeles Rams fans at Soldier Field.<\/p>\n