Bars and pubs in United States: profiles, services and practical information.
Temecula Sports Lounge/Restaurant uses a late-night lounge format to keep several sports visible at once. Its official website advertises more than 22 large screens and…
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Hendo’s Barrel House builds sports viewing into a food-and-drink complex with a steakhouse, brewery and distillery on Jefferson Avenue. Its sports page says staff can pu…
View profile →Twin Peaks Arapahoe is a chain sports restaurant on the East Arapahoe Road corridor. The location advertises TVs with several sightlines, very cold draft beer and live s…
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Alpha Charlie’s has a distinctive identity for a game-day bar: it describes itself as a locally and veteran-owned gastropub, with a menu built around restaurant-style fo…
View profile →The 300 Sports Bar & Lounge is the social lounge within Classic Bowling Center, a bowling complex at King Plaza. Its official page lists seven flat-panel TVs positioned…
View profile →Dave & Buster’s in Daly City occupies the second floor of Serramonte Center, making it easy to combine with shopping and other errands. The location brings a restaurant,…
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Manny’s presents itself as an East Bank sports bar with a viewing wall, additional TVs and a dog-friendly patio. The business takes its name from Manny, a rescued dog wh…
View profile →Shamrocks Sports Bar is on Lafayette Boulevard beside Four Winds Field, home of the South Bend Cubs. That setting makes it a natural stop before or after baseball, while…
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19th Hole Casino & Lounge brings a sports bar and cardroom together at one address on West Tregallas Road, behind the post office, but the official site lists their hour…
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Bullfrog Bar is part of a Peach Street venue where three concepts share a building without being the same business: Bullfrog, Andy’s Pub and Gold Crown Billiards. Its we…
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Coach’s Sports Bar & Grill describes itself as a local sports bar and dates its opening to 2001. Its website highlights 20 TVs, darts, skill games and an informal atmosp…
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Tailgaters Sports Bar & Grill occupies an address on Golf Course Road and builds its offer around televised sports, casual meals and group gatherings. The Antioch page p…
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Social House is on Fenton Road in a commercial plaza in south Flint. Its website presents a sports-bar experience with a scratch kitchen, local beer, cocktails and semi-…
View profile →Evergreen Lanes brings a bowling centre, restaurant and lounge together at 5111 Claremont Way in south Everett. It is more than a sports bar: visitors can bowl, then mov…
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Fenton Road connects Flint’s southern neighbourhoods with shops and services; MTA Route 11 serves the corridor. Sherman’s is at 4211 and, according to its official websi…
View profile →Palm Bay spreads across a broad street grid, with shops along corridors such as Palm Bay Road. Poolies is at 1851 Palm Bay Road, inside a small shopping plaza. The addre…
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Rooney’s has been on Palm Bay Road since 1981 and describes itself as a family-run neighbourhood restaurant and bar. It is at 2641 Palm Bay Road NE, along the city’s com…
View profile →Everett combines a port, residential neighbourhoods and industrial activity north of Seattle. Sporty’s is at 6503 Evergreen Way on a commercial corridor in the south of…
View profile →Sidelines is on Washington Avenue in Murrieta’s commercial fabric, at a smaller scale than the chain bars. Its public listing notes TVs, outdoor seating, takeaway and pa…
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East Brother is not a conventional sports bar: it is the brewery’s original taproom in Richmond’s historic shipyards, near the bay and a short drive from I-580. The busi…
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The Cove treats game night as part of a broader entertainment calendar. At its Murrieta Hot Springs Road location, the venue advertises NFL and UFC broadcasts, local and…
View profile →Point Richmond has the scale of a small historic district, with shops clustered around Washington and Richmond avenues between the bay and the I-580 approaches. Up & Und…
View profile →Bout Time is in Jordan Landing, a retail, dining and entertainment corridor west of Redwood Road. The West Jordan branch publishes a location page with its address and p…
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Good Spirits is not a chain-format venue: its own website describes it as a local grill and gathering place, and it is restricted to guests aged 21 and older. It sits at…
View profile →Casuals Soccer Pub is at 1238 Main Street, east of downtown Green Bay, and its identity is specific: the owners describe it as the city’s only bar dedicated to soccer. A…
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On Packers game day, Green Bay divides between the stadium area and the rest of the city. Stadium View sits one block from Lambeau Field in the Titletown district, makin…
View profile →Hooligans occupies central Billings on North 28th Street, between Montana Avenue and the Broadway blocks. VisitBillings describes downtown as a district of shops, restau…
View profile →The Den is at 1411 Chy Way in Billings’ West End, which VisitBillings describes as the city’s main shopping district. Its format combines a restaurant, sports bar and ac…
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Kickback Jack’s is at 2410 Penny Road in southern High Point, near the commercial corridor that connects with the Palladium area. The city’s visitor listing presents it…
View profile →The Podium is at 5840 Samet Drive in the Palladium commercial corridor south of central High Point. The address places it among restaurants, shops and entertainment dest…
View profile →Black Sheep Bar turns game night into an adults-only entertainment outing. It is on Plaza Parkway in a commercial area west of central Wichita Falls; the local tourism l…
View profile →On East First Street, El Paraíso offers a late-night outing on Santa Ana’s east side, separate from the civic center and also from Playbook, which is farther south on Br…
View profile →Northside Grill is beside Central Freeway on the north edge of Wichita Falls, in a car-oriented commercial corridor near the I-44 connection. Its website describes TVs i…
View profile →1st and 10 is on South Padre Island Drive on Corpus Christi’s south side, away from the beach area of Padre Island despite the road’s name. The venue presents itself as…
View profile →On Padre Island, HardKnocks combines a family-friendly restaurant with a setup that is hard to miss: the business website and Visit Corpus Christi describe 83 HD screens…
View profile →Playbook occupies a Vons-anchored shopping center on South Bristol Street in southwest Santa Ana, a location that makes more sense by car than as an extension of a walk…
View profile →BRÜE CRÜE—pronounced ‘Brew Crew’—operates as a taproom, live-music room and sports bar on Sterling Avenue. The official website highlights a five-screen HD video wall pl…
View profile →This Buffalo Wild Wings location is on Culver Drive, in an Irvine commercial area separate from the visitor-focused Spectrum district. The chain puts screens at the cent…
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Yard House sits inside Irvine Spectrum Center, a shopping and entertainment complex in southeast Irvine where an outing can combine stores, a movie and dinner. The chain…
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City Rub Smokehouse sits on Stockton Street in Newark’s Ironbound, a district associated with Portuguese, Brazilian and Spanish restaurants and businesses. The venue com…
View profile →Duke’s is on Iowa Avenue near the UC Riverside campus and describes itself as a large, family-owned bar and restaurant. The website lists more than 35 televisions and na…
View profile →Events Sports Grill occupies a Magnolia Avenue storefront west of downtown Riverside and builds its offer around games on screen plus recreational games in the room. Its…
View profile →Redd’s spans two entrances—220 Market Street and 37 Edison Place—directly across from Prudential Center, a location that shapes its schedule: it opens on Sundays when th…
View profile →The Buffalo Wild Wings location is on Pacific Avenue, north of downtown, in a shopping and restaurant corridor. Its official page identifies it as a sports bar and provi…
View profile →Mr. D’s operates in a historic building on East Oak Street in downtown Stockton, and the district association describes it as a place to watch games. It advertises eight…
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The Graduate has been part of Stockton’s dining life since 1972, according to its official history. The restaurant closed after a 2020 fire and the owning family rebuilt…
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Bear & The Butcher is on Euclid Avenue in Chevy Chase, near the University of Kentucky campus. The venue calls itself a Wildcats gathering place and lists an unusually d…
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Charlie Brown’s has spent decades on Euclid Avenue in the Chevy Chase district, alongside Lexington’s university life. The website describes a local tradition of more th…
View profile →Rock & Brews is at Lee Vista Promenade on South Semoran Boulevard, in a dining and shopping area east of Orlando’s main tourist corridor. Its website presents the venue…
View profile →Inside Caribe Royale Orlando, Stadium Club presents itself as an entertainment destination as well as a restaurant: the official site advertises more than 100 TVs, immer…
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In Lansdowne, The Cellar occupies a south Lexington address and serves both dinner crowds and sports gatherings. The official site advertises dozens of flat-screen TVs,…
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Tom’s Watch Bar occupies the upper level of Hollywood Plaza on International Drive, in the convention-center and hotel corridor. The location website promotes panoramic…
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Brewery X’s main location is on East La Palma Avenue, separate from the brand’s concessions at Angel Stadium and Honda Center. It is a large taproom with a beer hall and…
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Harvey’s has the feel of a neighborhood sports bar: it opens in the morning, keeps televisions throughout the room and advertises broadcasts of Southern California teams…
View profile →Lopez & Lefty’s blends a Mexican cantina with a game-day bar in an Anaheim area near the Honda Center corridor, though it is not inside the arena. The official site desc…
View profile →Pitch is on the second floor of SALT at Our Kakaʻako, a shopping and dining complex west of downtown and near the Ala Moana corridors. The location makes it easy to pair…
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On South King Street, ReMixx presents itself as a neighborhood bar where a game shares the room with karaoke, darts and jukebox music. The address is west of Waikīkī, al…
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DJ’s occupies North Stephanie Street and presents itself as a round-the-clock sports tavern. Its site advertises games on every wall, a live-event schedule and UFC event…
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The address leads to the third level of International Market Place in central Waikīkī. Access is through a shopping center with restaurants and stores, a short walk from…
View profile →On Water Street, Sticks Tavern combines a neighborhood sports room with a social calendar beyond game broadcasts. The venue lists 13 big-screen TVs, video gaming, Golden…
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Cooter Brown’s is in Black Pearl on South Carrollton Avenue, and the venue dates its story to 1977. It has the feel of a sizeable neighbourhood tavern: televisions for s…
View profile →Manning’s is beside Caesars and a short distance from the convention centre and Caesars Superdome. Google Maps lists 228 Poydras Street, while Caesars publishes 519 Fult…
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The Corner Alley occupies an entertainment building on East Fourth in central Cleveland. Its official site describes a bowling venue and sports bar with 16 lanes, dozens…
View profile →Deano’s East is the eastern location of a locally rooted sports grill; its website invites guests to follow teams across 23 big screens and highlights signed sports memo…
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Hi 5 occupies the second floor above Welcome to the Farm in Flats East Bank. Guests enter beneath the venue sign and find open views of the Cuyahoga River. Its website p…
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Side Pockets opened in Wichita in 2001, and its scale explains why it works as both a billiards hall and a game-day bar. The Tyler Road venue has 23 pool tables, two ele…
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Tommy’s Oasis is on South Cooper Street, several miles south of the Entertainment District and stadiums. Its website describes a neighbourhood bar for music, drinks and…
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BoomerJack’s North Arlington is in Lincoln Square, near the Entertainment District, but this branch is a chain restaurant with its own patio, menu and event-day rules. T…
View profile →Mountain Pass operates inside Gaylord Rockies Resort & Convention Center, in northeastern Aurora near Denver International Airport. The scale of the complex matters: thi…
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Noonan’s sits along the same stretch of East Iliff Avenue as other Aurora sports restaurants, but its 2 a.m. closing time gives it a later-night profile. The official lo…
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Sports & Social occupies one of the main corners of Texas Live!, the Entertainment District complex between AT&T Stadium and Globe Life Field. Its official page describe…
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1983 is on South MacDill Avenue in South Tampa, a short drive from Hyde Park Village according to its own site. The location page publishes each day’s hours and weekend…
View profile →Legends describes itself as a family-friendly, locally owned sports grill that has served Aurora since 1990. It sits on East Iliff Avenue in a retail and restaurant corr…
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Hattricks occupies a central Franklin Street building and has been there since 1997, according to the venue. Hockey shapes both the décor and the story: it opened months…
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Top Shelf is on the ground floor of the Truist building in downtown Tampa, and its website describes the concept as a sports lounge with a scratch kitchen. The dedicated…
View profile →Big Whiskey’s on East 51st Street combines a restaurant format with a setup designed for sports viewing. The Tulsa page says it has plenty of large TVs and group seating…
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Puck’s occupies the second level of WeStreet Ice Center, along the South Yale Avenue corridor. The venue describes it as a 12,000-square-foot restaurant-bar with capacit…
View profile →The Coffee Road branch offers Buffalo Wild Wings’ familiar format: a casual restaurant, full bar and big-screen TVs listed on the official location page. It is in north…
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Elgin Park is downtown Tulsa, directly across from ONEOK Field, home of the Tulsa Drillers. That location makes it a natural stop before or after a baseball game and a s…
View profile →Firehouse Rosedale Station makes the game part of a broader night out. The locally owned business, open since 2009 according to its site, advertises five jumbo HD projec…
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The Just Wing It branch inside The Marketplace presents itself as a locally owned, family-run business built around wings and sports. Its official page lists 17 large sc…
View profile →Kingfish is part of North Oakland’s local memory: the pub’s website says it began as a bait shop and gradually gathered stories of Bears, Athletics and Warriors fans. It…
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Mad Oak occupies a downtown corner and spreads the outing across two levels, with a rooftop deck and outdoor patio. Its official offer combines about forty draft beers,…
View profile →George & Walt’s brings game-day conversation to Rockridge in a classic-feeling room: signed jerseys, TVs facing several seating areas and a bar that works for both a mea…
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Shannon’s on Pine occupies a downtown corner and works as a long-game sports pub: 14 TVs, a broad bar, patio and late weekend service. The kitchen serves breakfast all d…
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Legends occupies two levels on Second Street, the commercial corridor of Belmont Shore, and arranges the room around screens and sports memorabilia. The venue advertises…
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Watch Me! was built around an uncommon programming choice: the venue keeps women’s sports from different leagues on its screens and advertises sound for those broadcasts…
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CP Shuckers brings together two Shore Drive habits: a seafood dinner and game night. Its specials page presents the venue as a sports headquarters and invites customers…
View profile →The Shore Drive branch is Shorebreak’s option most closely tied to the bay and group outings. The restaurant lists 40 flat-screen TVs and three seven-foot HD screens; th…
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Warriors Taphouse sits on General Booth Boulevard south of the Shore Drive area and feels more like a neighbourhood bar than a large event hall. Eight televisions distri…
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Addy’s Capitol sits downtown near hotels and event spaces, with more than thirty TVs placed around the room to keep games in view. This location offers a private patio w…
View profile →On Omaha’s northwest side, Ice House arranges the room around its screens: each booth has a private television, and the venue advertises more than fifty monitors alongsi…
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Let It Fly occupies a Capitol District corner and turns a game into a several-hour outing: two floors, group tables, patios and a central bar beneath a 48-foot LED scree…
View profile →American Social Brickell faces the Miami River among offices, residences and restaurants, where an evening can combine dinner and nightlife. It has indoor dining and a p…
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Sports & Social occupies a Vivo! Dolphin Mall venue west of Miami’s urban core and frames game viewing as an audiovisual event: a 50-foot media wall, more than thirty HD…
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Grails occupies a Wynwood corner two blocks from the area’s best-known murals, among galleries, street art and restaurants. It arranges the experience across three rooms…
View profile →Rhino’s is on Colorado Springs’ east side and combines a sports bar, kitchen and weekend entertainment. Its website describes walls of HD televisions and a giant screen…
View profile →Back East Bar & Grill’s Briargate location is a north Colorado Springs gathering place for Buffalo Bills supporters: it identifies itself as an official watch-party venu…
View profile →Benny’s presents sports from a neighbourhood room on West Colorado Avenue, with 24 big screens and advertised availability of NFL, NHL, NBA and MLB. It has more of a loc…
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Brickhouse Sports Pub is on Hillsborough Street, opposite Meredith College and near NC State and Lenovo Center. Its audiovisual setup includes ten 120-inch projection sc…
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Sharky’s Place has spent decades as a neighbourhood bar on Duraleigh Road, building a routine around screens, pool and casual cooking. The venue lists 22 HD TVs with NFL…
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Tap Yard Raleigh turns sports viewing into an outdoor outing: the venue lists more than fourteen TVs, a large projector and a one-acre beer garden with indoor and outdoo…
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The Trough sits along East Apache Trail, east of historic downtown, and has operated since 2014 according to the business. Its website describes 19 large screens and lis…
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Gabby’s has spent decades as a Mesa gathering place, combining sports with the nightlife of a local bar. Visit Mesa describes televisions for following games and a menu…
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In the Power & Light District, Johnny’s Tavern shares downtown’s sports and entertainment calendar: it faces T-Mobile Center and the College Basketball Experience. The d…
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The Draft Sports Grill sits on West Baseline Road, in a commercial corridor that makes a car trip more practical than a bar crawl on foot. The location has televisions,…
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Cypress Street Pint & Plate is a Midtown bar whose character rests as much on its patio as on the dining room: the venue advertises multiple large screens for games, a l…
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On Peachtree Street, Hudson Grille Midtown is designed for nights when the game shares space with other city plans. The location page lists the Fox Theatre, Bobby Dodd S…
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At Taps on Main, the game is visible from the doorway: the venue puts large screens and sound at the centre of the experience, with broadcasts for the Chiefs, Royals, co…
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The Quaff has operated in downtown Kansas City since 1946, according to the business’s own history, and remains in Quality Hill near Broadway and 10th Street. Its identi…
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Big Kahuna mixes surf-bar styling with the bustle of Peachtree Center. Its game-day page advertises an 80-inch screen and broadcasts for the Atlanta Falcons, Atlanta Uni…
View profile →Clubhouse 56 is in East Sacramento, outside DOCO’s visitor corridor, and organizes its room around large screens and college and professional sports. Its website adverti…
View profile →Henry’s Lounge is on O Street in Midtown’s urban grid and pairs a sports bar with an arcade for adults. The business advertises eighteen large TVs, sports on multiple sc…
View profile →Ojos Locos is on Landing Way in south Tucson, near I-19 and Irvington and away from the University Boulevard campus corridor. The cantina advertises TVs throughout the r…
View profile →Tom’s occupies a Downtown Commons space surrounding Golden 1 Center and designs the room so the game dominates the view. The business advertises a stadium-sized central…
View profile →Gentle Ben’s has been at Main Gate Square since 1971, directly across from the University of Arizona. Its campus location is especially visible on game days, when alumni…
View profile →Trident Grill began on Speedway Boulevard near the University of Arizona and retains a sports-bar identity with a broader kitchen than the usual wings-and-burgers menu.…
View profile →Elliott’s describes itself as a neighbourhood bar focused on big-screen sports, beer and community nights. Its clearest feature is a 98-inch television, alongside darts…
View profile →The Northwest Fresno branch is Press Box’s original location on Figarden Drive, which the business presents as a neighbourhood meeting place for food, drinks and sports.…
View profile →In north Fresno, Field House makes the game the thread running through a full dining outing. The venue advertises more than twenty HD screens, several matchups at once a…
View profile →12th Street Tavern combines a neighbourhood bar and casual dining room in Avanyu Plaza, near the Indian Pueblo Cultural Center and north of I-40. The venue invites guest…
View profile →Uptown Sports Bar is in Uptown, a northeastern commercial district with shops, restaurants and entertainment venues. The bar shows sports from around the world and hosts…
View profile →Spectators has operated as a locally owned business in northeast Albuquerque for more than forty years. Its website presents it as a place to watch sports and socialise,…
View profile →Steny’s Tavern & Grill in Walker’s Point has long been associated with game days and fan transportation. Its website keeps a shuttle calendar for sports and music events…
View profile →Major Goolsby’s brings Milwaukee sports history onto its walls. It describes itself as a bar and museum, with signed memorabilia, more than 55 HDTVs and four video walls…
View profile →Who’s on Third describes itself as a dining sports bar on Old World Third Street, steps from the Deer District and Fiserv Forum. TVs line the walls, and a projector drop…
View profile →Hair of the Dog describes itself as South Baltimore’s neighbourhood sports bar for food, drinks and game viewing. The venue at 1649 S. Hanover Street has more than twent…
View profile →MaGerk’s Federal Hill is at 1061 S. Charles Street, in a bar-and-restaurant area south of downtown Baltimore. Its branch page presents it as a neighbourhood pub and high…
View profile →Pickles Pub has been on Washington Boulevard since 1988, and Orioles and Ravens game days are part of its identity. The venue presents itself as a meeting place for grou…
View profile →Brookhaven Pub & Grill is on Brookhaven Circle in East Memphis and has a more neighbourhood-scale feel than the downtown bars. Its official page maintains a music and ev…
View profile →Bayou Bar & Grill brings Cajun cooking to Overton Square, one of Midtown Memphis’s restaurant and entertainment corridors. Its website says it has served from-scratch fo…
View profile →Max’s Sports Bar is a South Main address that combines a neighbourhood-pub format with a clear focus on sports. Its website identifies it as a local business serving Mem…
View profile →The Fields occupies a Pearl District corner in a neighbourhood of converted warehouses, homes, offices, shops and restaurants. The restaurant presents itself as a sports…
View profile →The Garden Tavern is on North Williams, a few blocks north of the Rose Quarter, and draws on 1990s Trail Blazers culture. Its website describes a retro room with vintage…
View profile →Fox Den Billiards, Bites, Brews describes itself as a sports bar in the heart of St. Matthews, with attention divided among games, pool and music. Its website confirms m…
View profile →Spirit of 77 is in the Lloyd District, beside the Oregon Convention Center and within reach of Moda Center, making it convenient before or after an event. The bar takes…
View profile →Blind Squirrel is in Middletown, east of downtown Louisville, in a complex that combines a bar, restaurant, music and outdoor activities. The locally owned business adve…
View profile →Sports & Social is part of Fourth Street Live!, a downtown entertainment complex, and spreads its offer across two floors. The venue advertises dozens of screens, NFL Su…
View profile →Thomas Magee’s is in the Eastern Market area and combines a whiskey bar with live sports. The Premier League includes it in its official bar finder as a venue for a Live…
View profile →Bookies is on Cass Avenue in the Cass and Midtown corridor, and opens for games and sporting events in addition to its regular schedule. The official website presents it…
View profile →Detroit Shipping Company brings six kitchens, two bars and a beer garden together in one Cass Corridor building. The food-hall format works especially well for groups wi…
View profile →Bleacher Bar is literally inside Fenway Park, beneath the center-field bleachers. A retractable glass opening faces the baseball field, connecting the dining room to the…
View profile →Cask ‘n Flagon opened beside Fenway Park in 1969 and has become part of Red Sox fans’ routine: a beer before first pitch, a meal afterwards or a table to follow another…
View profile →Game On has been on Lansdowne Street since 2005 and occupies two floors in Fenway’s entertainment corridor. The venue advertises more than 50 HD screens and a 16-foot pr…
View profile →Beer Park sits on a rooftop terrace at Paris Las Vegas, above the Strip, where sports viewing comes with open air and boulevard views. Its official website advertises mo…
View profile →At New York-New York, Tom’s Watch Bar arranges the room around a large central screen and immersive viewing. The venue says it carries major sporting events and highligh…
View profile →Blondies occupies unit 183 in Miracle Mile Shops, inside Planet Hollywood, turning the Strip’s indoor shopping promenade into a place to follow sports for much of the da…
View profile →Border City Ale House is an east El Paso sports lounge where activity extends beyond the screens: its site advertises eight professional billiards tables, championship s…
View profile →Brew Sports Pub West is on the Mesa Street corridor in the west of the city, combining sports broadcasts with billiards, darts and shuffleboard. Its website invites gues…
View profile →Cabo Joe’s, in southeast El Paso, centres its identity on live broadcasts. The official schedule lists NFL, college football, MLB postseason, UFC and soccer, from Liga M…
View profile →Penn Quarter Sports Tavern has the feel of a downtown bar for sports and pre- or post-event meetups. Its website dates the venue to 2004 and places it three blocks from…
View profile →At U Street and 14th, Sports & Social has a 25-foot LED wall, more than a dozen HDTVs and stadium sound, according to its website. NFL Sunday Ticket expands the schedule…
View profile →The Midlands presents itself as a Park View beer garden; its patio extends the dining space in warmer months. Its site counts 18 TVs, 11 inside and seven outside, and li…
View profile →On North May, Lumpy’s centres its offer on grill food and sports. Visit Oklahoma City and TravelOK highlight TVs around the dining room and NFL Sunday Ticket, college fo…
View profile →Republic is in Classen Curve, a retail and dining complex in north Oklahoma City. Its official menu combines shareable plates with salads, burgers, beer-battered fish, p…
View profile →Bush League combines a sports bar with two reservable golf simulators along the North May commercial corridor. Its official website advertises 41 TVs, allowing several g…
View profile →In Five Points, East Nashville, Beyond the Edge works as a neighbourhood sports bar with more than thirty HD TVs and packages for football, baseball, basketball, hockey,…
View profile →Sam’s Place at Nipper’s Corner serves south Nashville, outside the immediate downtown visitor circuit. The branch is near Edmondson Pike and the local shopping district,…
View profile →Scoreboard is on Music Valley Drive, steps from the Grand Ole Opry. Its website advertises more than 75 TVs, daily live music and an outdoor games deck, as well as shutt…
View profile →Society, near Ball Arena, is designed for supporters arriving with a particular team in mind. The venue says it can provide sound for more than twelve games at once thro…
View profile →Stoney’s describes itself as a local sports and music bar at 11th and Lincoln. Its website lists teams across leagues and colleges and advertises more than thirty HD scr…
View profile →Half a block from Coors Field, Hayter’s & Co. turns a LoDo visit into an evening that can begin with baseball and continue with music. Its website advertises more than t…
View profile →Petoskey’s brings a Midwestern identity to Fremont with nine screens—seven indoors and two on a covered, heated deck—and a tavern menu. It is also an official Bell’s bar…
View profile →Hatback is across from SoDo’s stadium complex and changes pace when the Mariners, Seahawks or Sounders are playing. It advertises more than twenty screens with sports pa…
View profile →Across from Climate Pledge Arena, Uptown Hophouse is a convenient stop before or after a game or concert at Seattle Center. The bar advertises nine large screens and NFL…
View profile →1920 Bar is at 1808 Clement Street in the residential Richmond district, where restaurants and neighbourhood shops line the Clement corridor. Unlike downtown sports comp…
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Jasper’s is at 401 Taylor Street between Union Square and the Theatre District, combining an American restaurant with a sports bar. The official page lists twelve HD TVs…
View profile →At the corner of Stanyan Street beside Cole Valley and the southeast edge of Golden Gate Park, Kezar Pub brings match-day energy to the table. The bar sits opposite Keza…
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Bernard’s opened in the Short North in 2010 and retains the format of an urban tavern where a game shares space with conversation and dinner. Its address, 630 N High Str…
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Chatham Tap’s Mass Ave location is at 719 Massachusetts Avenue, a cultural corridor of restaurants, bars, theatres and shops. Unlike a general bar where sport stays in t…
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Kilroy’s occupies 201 S Meridian Street in the downtown Wholesale District, near the stadiums and convention centre. Visit Indy describes it as a sports bar with more th…
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Tom’s Watch Bar brings the idea of following several games at once to a central Indianapolis address, 140 S Illinois Street. It is a few blocks from the convention centr…
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Parlay occupies a busy stretch of High Street in the Short North and presents itself as an entertainment venue built around sports, food and nightlife. Its setup goes be…
View profile →Clutch is on Cedar Street beside Bank of America Stadium, so its calendar follows the Panthers and Charlotte FC. Uptown’s official guide describes more than 20 TVs acros…
View profile →On North Tryon, Duckworth’s combines a full dining room and sports bar in Uptown, surrounded by offices, hotels and performance venues. The district confirms games on it…
View profile →In South End, Blinders puts a nearly 60-by-15-foot video wall at the center of the experience. Axios reported that it can split into as many as 24 games or become one la…
View profile →Nhà Hotspot combines Vietnamese coffee in the morning with a sports setting later in the day. It advertises 15 large TVs and a 13-by-10-foot LED wall, with sound for key…
View profile →On the second floor of Sharks Ice, Stanley’s looks out over three ice rinks and combines televised games with activity at the complex. The venue advertises HD screens, s…
View profile →Aussie’s on Barton Springs Road combines a grill, sports and beach volleyball. It advertises 14 HD screens across the bar, dining room and patio, plus NFL Sunday Ticket,…
View profile →In downtown’s historic district, Rookies advertises more than 35 4K screens for different games. Its American kitchen serves pizzas, sandwiches, salads, burgers, pasta,…
View profile →On West 12th Street, The Tavern occupies a converted house between downtown and Austin’s western residential neighborhoods. Its website promotes sports viewing but publi…
View profile →Lavaca has been a downtown meeting place for more than two decades at 405 Lavaca Street. It advertises 38 TVs for NFL, NCAA, MLB, NBA and NHL games, so guests can ask ab…
View profile →Mickey Byrne’s opened in November 2008 on Hollywood Boulevard and takes its name from Mickey the Rattler Byrne, a hurling player from Tipperary. Its address places it in…
View profile →Miller’s Ale House is at Oakwood Plaza, east of I-95 between Sheridan Street and Sterling Road. Unlike the bars on the boulevard, this location sits within a shopping ce…
View profile →Jerry’s Grille is a family-owned restaurant on Atlantic Boulevard in east Jacksonville; the business says it has operated since 2006. It is outside the downtown stadium…
View profile →Twin Peaks is at 1903 Hollywood Boulevard, across from Young Circle in downtown Hollywood. The location offers dine-in, takeout, and delivery; its page posts weekday lun…
View profile →Pour Taproom is at 61 North Laura Street downtown, a few minutes from VyStar Veterans Memorial Arena, EverBank Stadium, and the river, according to the business. It span…
View profile →Strings’ Springfield location is at 1850 North Main Street in a restored Art Deco building from the 1930s, according to the brewery. It is important to distinguish it fr…
View profile →At 501 Washington Avenue South, Crooked Pint operates as an urban pub and neighborhood restaurant in downtown Minneapolis. Its location differs from the stretch of Henne…
View profile →Stadium Bar & Grill is at 207 North Washington Avenue in downtown Minneapolis. Its website places it a few blocks from light rail and Target Field, a useful reference wh…
View profile →At 609 Hennepin Avenue, between Target Center and Target Field, Tom’s Watch Bar is a short walk from two of downtown’s major sports venues. That location makes it easy t…
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At 85 Main Street, Sullivan’s Public House describes itself as a neighborhood Irish pub centered on sports, drinks, and local gatherings. Its website retains that identi…
View profile →On Cambridge Street in northern Charlestown, Tavern at the End of the World presents itself as an Irish-style pub with a kitchen, a broad bar selection, and live-music p…
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The Jeanie Johnston stands on South Street and takes its name from a ship associated with Irish emigration during the Great Famine. The pub's history page explains that…
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On Centre Street, the Brendan Behan Pub is defined partly by what it does not try to be: it has no kitchen and no televisions turning the bar into a sports dining room.…
View profile →Eugene O'Neill's occupies a Washington Street corner in Forest Hills, near the southern end of Jamaica Plain. Its recent history explains its dual role as a neighborhood…
View profile →The Banshee turns Dorchester Avenue into a meeting point for sports supporters, particularly fans of European soccer and rugby. The pub occupies two floors and has 14 te…
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In Dorchester, Eire Pub belongs to the Adams Village cluster, one of the small commercial centers that help orient visitors in Boston’s largest neighborhood. The Stenson…
View profile →McGonagle’s is a recent addition to Dorchester’s pub scene: it opened on Neponset Avenue in December 2024 and presents a two-level Irish pub, with the kitchen and stage…
View profile →On Washington Street, Porter Belly’s offers a third reading of Brighton after dark: the pub shifts between brunch, dinner, sports, and live entertainment. Its official w…
View profile →Corrib Pub occupies another Market Street address and differs from Irish Village through a stronger emphasis on pub food and conversation around a table. The pub group l…
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On Market Street, Irish Village works as a neighborhood pub rather than a stop built only for visitors. Its official history dates the Brighton landmark to the early 197…
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Downtown pub serving Guinness Stout on draft, Guinness 0, Irish beers, and house cocktails.
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Downtown late-night bar with games, event bookings, and bottle service on request.
View profile →Bello’s Pub & Grill sits on Market Street beside Newark Penn Station and has a different identity from the historic tavern across downtown. Newark Alliance includes it i…
View profile →McGovern’s Tavern occupies a block of New Street across from Rutgers–Newark. The family dates its opening to 1936, when Frank McGovern, an Irish immigrant, made it a gat…
View profile →Molly Brooke’s is on North Limestone, in the part of central Lexington that the city treats as its own downtown subdistrict, alongside bars, restaurants, and cultural ve…
View profile →On South Upper Street, a short walk from the old courthouse plaza, McCarthy’s sits in a downtown district where offices, historic buildings, restaurants, and the Univers…
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Raglan Road belongs to a different map of the evening: it is not in Downtown Orlando but in The Landing at Disney Springs, in Lake Buena Vista, a shopping, dining, and e…
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On Edgewater Drive in College Park, The Castle describes itself as a modern Irish pub and makes Gaelic sport a visible part of its identity: its website invites guests t…
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On South Magnolia Avenue, a few blocks from downtown’s civic buildings and performance venues, The Harp & Celt combines two things many visitors seek in an Irish pub: a…
View profile →On Lewers Street, a few blocks from Waikiki’s hotel and retail strip, Kelley O’Neil’s offers a late-night version of an Irish pub: the business says it opened in 2001, b…
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Erin Rose occupies a former French Quarter home that became a bar in the mid-1950s. Its official history recalls Jim Monaghan, proprietor from the early 1980s, and the c…
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In central Honolulu’s historic commercial core, one block from Nuʻuanu Avenue, Murphy’s sits on Merchant Street near the edge of Chinatown and the financial district. Th…
View profile →At the corner of Canal Street and Jeff Davis Parkway, The Holy Ground describes itself as a neighborhood Irish pub in Mid-City. Its website gives a clear Guinness option…
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Flannery's sits in the East 4th Street area of Downtown, a short walk from several arenas, theatres, and concert venues. That proximity shapes the visit: the pub works f…
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Stone Mad operates as a restaurant, pub, and place to spend several hours, rather than a small bar devoted only to beer. Its official menu combines American dishes with…
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On Detroit Avenue, west of Downtown, The Harp turns an Irish-pub visit into an outing connected to the lake and Cleveland's skyline. The kitchen pairs Irish favorites wi…
View profile →Hooligan's shifts the outing to Downtown Arlington, where the local cluster of restaurants, patios, and live music is easier to explore on foot than the much larger stad…
View profile →O'Brien's sits by East Kellogg Drive, one of Wichita's major road corridors, and its approach is closer to an American bar-and-grill with an Irish name. The current onli…
View profile →O'Malley's is on Wichita's south side at 2405 West 31st Street South, with a menu that mixes pub dishes and substantial American bar food. Its Shepherd's pie is made wit…
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McCullar's North combines a casual restaurant, sports bar, and game area, offering more than a quick stop for a beer. Its current menu includes potato-based Irish nachos…
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Sheabeen opened in 1989 and has become one of the Denver metro area’s longest-running Irish pubs. The business’s history says its current operators took over in 2004; th…
View profile →The Angry Clover organizes its week as a food-and-activities pub rather than only a place to watch football. Its official menu covers lunch, dinner, and Saturday and Sun…
View profile →MacDinton’s is on South Howard Avenue, the restaurant-and-bar corridor that gives SoHo its recognizable nightlife. The venue combines food, sports, and social programmin…
View profile →Maloney’s Downtown is part of Grand Central at Kennedy, a mixed-use development in the business and residential district of Channelside. Unlike a roadside pub, its food…
View profile →Bishop Quigley stands out for a deliberately compact offering: rather than compete with pubs listing dozens of dishes, it focuses on a handful of recognizable classics i…
View profile →Four Green Fields brings an established Irish-pub identity into a downtown setting beside the Riverwalk. This branch sits steps from Curtis Hixon Waterfront Park, betwee…
View profile →McNellie’s occupies a downtown building a few blocks from several of the central district’s activity hubs. Its identity is that of an American Irish-style pub, with a su…
View profile →Kilkenny’s offers enough range that a visit need not stop at a pint of Guinness. The lunch menu includes beef Irish stew, the house potato-and-leek soup, lobster and swe…
View profile →At 1818 Eye Street, Eye Street Pub departs from the kitchen-led pub format. Visit Bakersfield describes its identity as Irish-pub style, names the Black and Tan, Irish M…
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Bakersfield calls for a distinction between downtown and its outlying commercial corridors. McGarry’s is on Calloway Drive in the city’s northwest; the other option in t…
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Longfellow offers a neighborhood-scale view of Minneapolis, away from downtown towers and the traffic around Target Field. Merlin’s Rest is at 3601 East Lake Street, a l…
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Nicollet Mall has a different downtown rhythm from the stadium district: offices, shops, restaurants, and light rail share a pedestrian corridor that serves as a civic s…
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In Minneapolis, downtown bar plans often follow the sports calendar: Kieran’s occupies the first floor of Mayo Clinic Square near Target Field and Target Center, and its…
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Jack London Square changes the rhythm of an evening: the waterfront, ferry, restaurants, and Amtrak station make it a walking district whose options depend on transit sc…
View profile →In Rockridge, College Avenue serves as the main street of a neighborhood that mixes homes, independent shops, and restaurants. McNally’s occupies number 5352 along that…
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K.C. Branaghan’s sits on East 2nd Street in Naples, near residential blocks, the canals, and Belmont Shore’s commercial stretch. The website describes the pub as a walk-…
View profile →Keagan’s is on Market Street in Town Center, the Virginia Beach district where offices, shops, restaurants, and event venues form a different urban setting from the Ocea…
View profile →At Virginia Beach’s Oceanfront, Murphy’s sits on Pacific Avenue near 30th Street, amid hotels, shops, and beach activity. The family owners say they opened the pub in 20…
View profile →Shenanigans occupies a Shoreline Village space beside the harbor, along a walk of restaurants and shops facing the water. The pub describes itself as a gathering place f…
View profile →The Auld Dubliner sits on Pine Avenue in downtown Long Beach, across from the convention center and near the Pike entertainment complex. Visit Long Beach says the interi…
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Brazen Head describes itself as a locally owned Omaha pub operating since 1998. According to the business’s history, its bar was designed in Dublin, built in Wexford, an…
View profile →Clancy’s is a neighborhood institution whose history the business traces to 1977, when its first Omaha location opened. The current city branch is at 168th Street and Ce…
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JohnMartin’s opened on Miracle Mile in 1989 and returned in 2022 after a renovation that kept it part of Coral Gables’ social history. The avenue is a walkable commercia…
View profile →The Leinster is in Edgewater at 1600 Northeast First Avenue, in a Miami corridor where homes, hotels, offices, and newer residential towers meet. The pub was created by…
View profile →Abby’s Irish Pub is on Prominent Point in the northern part of Colorado Springs, away from the historic center and the Tejon Street bar district. Its position beside a r…
View profile →Jack Quinn’s has operated at 21 South Tejon Street since 1998, in the heart of downtown Colorado Springs. The business occupies a historic building and has shaped its id…
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On Galley Road east of downtown, O’Leary’s has the scale of a neighborhood pub: a bar, informal seating, and an outdoor patio that the business highlights on its website…
View profile →The Auld Dubliner is at 91 Northwest First Street, a short walk from the Flagler Street corridor and Miami’s downtown business district. The Flagler District directory c…
View profile →At 311 Glenwood Avenue, Hibernian has occupied a Glenwood South address since 2000 and organizes the visit around a large room, several bars, and a second-floor patio. T…
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Saints & Scholars is on Spring Forest Road in North Raleigh, where the pub serves as both a neighborhood restaurant and a room for live music. Its owners say they reopen…
View profile →In Brier Creek, northwest of Raleigh, Tra’Li sits within a commercial corridor designed for a full meal, a game-day gathering, or a group outing. The official address is…
View profile →Gaels pairs a neighborhood pub with a room designed for sports viewing and events. The business says it occupies a former tavern building more than a century old; today…
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Meehan’s occupies 200 Peachtree, inside a historically significant building once known for the Macy’s department store. It serves downtown workers as well as visitors ar…
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O’Dowd’s describes itself as Kansas City’s original Irish pub: it opened on the Country Club Plaza in 1996 and, after a renovation, kept carved doors and design details…
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Fadó makes football part of the visit: its website maintains a match schedule, announces live music, and offers table bookings and private event space. The room therefor…
View profile →O’Mally’s presents itself as a family-owned Old Sacramento pub: a long bar, high-top tables, dining areas, and games that encourage guests to stay longer than a single p…
View profile →Sean Finnegan’s is a more compact stop than a full-service destination restaurant: conversation, the bar, and a drink are the focus. Reviews attached to this address oft…
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Canyon’s Crown describes itself as a family-run restaurant with a pub atmosphere, bringing Irish-style cooking into a broader dining format than a traditional bar. On Ta…
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Grogg’s puts “Traditional Irish Pub” in its name and describes itself as a neighborhood place for food, beer, and watching games. Its address, however, is in Clovis, the…
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Murphys Public House sits on South Kolb Road east of downtown Tucson and shapes its offer around sports, games, and an Irish-inspired bar. The official gallery shows the…
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In north Fresno, Bog House Pub builds its offer around what it pours. The business calls itself a neighborhood Irish pub and traces a sequence of names—The Body in the B…
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Quarter Celtic does not present itself as a replica of an Irish pub. It is a neighborhood brewpub built around the McKeown family’s brewing background and Irish, Scottis…
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At the Juan Tabo location, O’Niell’s operates as a daytime and evening restaurant with a patio and a menu that blends familiar pub dishes with Southwestern ingredients.…
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On Central Avenue near the University of New Mexico, Two Fools turns the pub into a room of dark wood, Irish memorabilia, and food service for much of the day. Its owner…
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In Canton, east of downtown and near the outer harbor, Claddagh is part of daily life around O’Donnell Square. The Clarke family opened the pub in 1995, carrying forward…
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County Clare is more than a place to have a pint: on Astor Street it combines a pub, restaurant, and inn with guest rooms, a few blocks east of downtown and close to Lak…
View profile →On Charles Street, Mick O’Shea’s suits visitors looking for a downtown pub with a menu that reflects Baltimore’s varied food scene. The business describes itself as a ne…
View profile →On Wisconsin Avenue, Mo’s has operated as the original location of a local brand since 2003, later expanding to other places. The company says the bar was brought from I…
View profile →In Walker’s Point, O’Lydia’s occupies a building dating to the late 19th century, which the business turned into a pub in 2011. Its South 1st Street address places it in…
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On Poplar Avenue, Bog & Barley represents a different Memphis geography: East Memphis, where dinner is usually part of a drive or rideshare plan rather than a walk betwe…
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On Cooper Street, Celtic Crossing connects Midtown neighborhood life with an Irish kitchen that serves from lunch into the evening. The Naylor family describes the pub a…
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On President Street, James Joyce sits conveniently between the Inner Harbor, Harbor East, and downtown offices. It works as a first stop after a waterfront walk or as di…
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The brass door that gives the pub its name welcomes guests on Madison Avenue, two blocks from the Peabody in downtown Memphis. The door once marked the entrance to a 190…
View profile →Kells occupies the Glisan Building on SW Second Avenue in Old Town Chinatown, one of Portland’s historic central districts. Its location puts it near MAX, Union Station,…
View profile →Paddy’s occupies the historic Powers Building at the corner of SW First and Yamhill, between Portland’s retail core and Old Town Chinatown. Its website calls it the city…
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T.C. O’Leary’s is on NE Alberta Street, in a Portland district known for independent shops, restaurants, art, and neighborhood life. The owner says he learned the pub tr…
View profile →O’Shea’s sits on Baxter Avenue in the Highlands, a Louisville commercial corridor where restaurants and bars share the street with shops and everyday services. The locat…
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The Irish Rover brings its name to Frankfort Avenue in Louisville’s Clifton corridor, east of downtown. It is not a chain location: the restaurant presents itself as an…
View profile →On Corktown’s Michigan Avenue, bars, restaurants, and historic buildings form a corridor between downtown and Detroit’s west side. McShane’s describes itself as an Irish…
View profile →The Old Shillelagh’s Monroe Street address places it at the edge of Detroit’s Greektown, a downtown entertainment area where games and concerts shape the rhythm of many…
View profile →Mr. Dooley’s opened on Broad Street in 1991, when the Financial District was understood mostly as a place to work. The pub still describes itself as a straightforward ta…
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Across from City Hall and Government Center station, The Dubliner occupies a central corner where office traffic now shares the streets with visitors and everyday city l…
View profile →A.T. O’Keeffe’s occupies a Boylston Street address with more than one chapter in Back Bay’s bar scene. The business presents itself as a successor to McGreevy’s, known f…
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On State Street, steps from Faneuil Hall and Quincy Market, The Black Rose occupies a location that shapes its rhythm. During the day, visitors to the historic market, t…
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At 501 East Eighth Street, Shamrock Pub + Grille offers a more dining-oriented version of Southie than the neighborhood’s movie-famous tavern. Its website describes a ca…
View profile →Sweeney’s on Boylston is inside the Lenox Hotel, on an avenue where Back Bay’s residential and commercial sides meet. The name arrived in 2024 as part of a reset of the…
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L St Tavern occupies an East Eighth Street address in South Boston, far from the idea of a pub designed only for visitors. The business describes itself as a neighborhoo…
View profile →McMullan’s sits on Tropicana Avenue west of the Strip, in a freestanding building with more of a neighborhood-pub identity than a casino bar. The pub says it opened in 2…
View profile →Inside New York-New York, Nine Fine Irishmen sits on the central Strip, where walking between hotels and casinos is often part of the plan. MGM says the pub was built in…
View profile →Rí Rá occupies an indoor passage at Mandalay Place, the shopping corridor connecting Mandalay Bay and Luxor. It does not open directly onto the sidewalk; reaching it is…
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Kelly’s Irish Times shares an F Street address with The Dubliner, but its experience leans more heavily on layers of history and collected objects. The pub says it has s…
View profile →At Southwest Waterfront, Kirwan’s trades the F Street pub setting for The Wharf’s promenade: its terrace and rooms face a district of restaurants, piers, hotels, and eve…
View profile →In Midtown, McNellie’s brings together three floors of dining and bar space at a corner in the district that links downtown with Heritage Hills and Automobile Alley. Vis…
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One block from Union Station, The Dubliner is a Washington pub where the schedule is part of the offer: it opens for breakfast, continues through lunch and dinner, and k…
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Sean Cummings is neither a hotel bar nor a downtown pub: its address is 7628 N May Avenue in north Oklahoma City. Treat it as a destination for dinner. The official site…
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The Lost Paddy is outside the Broadway circuit, on Spence Lane beside the Hillside Crossing Hotel, south of downtown and toward the airport. That distance matters: it is…
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McNamara’s is a family pub restaurant with two stages and scheduled music. Its current menu lists lunch fish and chips at $13, shepherd’s pie at $20, a full Irish breakf…
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On Larimer Street near the Coors Field district, Scruffy Murphy’s adds a third kind of Denver stop: a night-oriented bar with open mic comedy, karaoke, and concerts rath…
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The Abbey Tavern sets a different pace: it sits on East Colfax in Park Hill, along a commercial corridor that runs from downtown toward Denver’s eastern neighborhoods. T…
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Denver’s word “pub” can point to two different scenes: historic LoDo, with stations, sports venues, and visitors, and the eastern corridors where taverns serve as neighb…
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Owl ’N Thistle’s address on Post Avenue sits at the edge of the historic center and Pioneer Square, inside the Colman Building. The entrance is modest in scale, and the…
View profile →Fremont feels different from downtown Seattle: Shawn O’Donnell’s sits among neighborhood businesses and routes toward Ballard and downtown, with the canal and Sunday mar…
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On Post Alley, within Pike Place Market, Kells occupies a narrow downtown lane where visitor foot traffic and the market’s daily business meet among historic façades. Th…
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Golden Ace opened in March 1934 and remains in the McGinley family, according to its official history. East of downtown, the pub has kept a neighborhood identity and ser…
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SNUG opened on December 31, 2023, in Irvington, east of Indianapolis. Its small room is designed for conversation around a list of more than 200 Irish whiskeys, joined b…
View profile →Cavan combines two stated identities: an Irish pub and an LGBTQ+-welcoming venue. On South High Street, its weekly music, karaoke and trivia schedule shapes the visit; t…
View profile →On Pennsylvania Street in the Wholesale District, O’Reilly’s serves Guinness and pub food within reach of hotels, theaters and arenas. The brand’s menu includes bangers…
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At Brevard Court, Belfast Mill focuses on Guinness, beer, cider and more than 50 Irish whiskeys. Its upstairs Cotton Room adds cocktails and private gatherings. Facing R…
View profile →On South High Street, Dempsey’s describes itself as a neighborhood pub in Downtown. It lists breakfast, brunch, pub dishes, online ordering and watch parties for English…
View profile →Fadó occupies Townsfair Way inside Easton Town Center, a retail and entertainment complex northeast of Columbus. Its menu combines boxty, bangers and mash, shepherd’s pi…
View profile →South of Uptown, Nora Mac’s sits in a commercial corridor of Ballantyne, far from downtown’s compact pedestrian core. It opened in late 2024 and pairs Irish cooking—shep…
View profile →Rí Rá sits on Tryon Street in Uptown, where offices, hotels, theaters and sports venues meet. The official menu includes Irish dishes and pub classics, with brunch on we…
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On Haight Street, O’Reilly’s offers a neighbourhood counterpoint to the downtown pubs: a visit can start with a pint before a walk past Haight-Ashbury’s Victorian homes,…
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In SoMa, one block from Moscone Center, The Chieftain works as both a pub dining room and a place to follow matches. Its website confirms lunch, brunch and dinner servic…
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The Irish Bank is not on a broad avenue but along Mark Lane, a passage in central San Francisco. Its white façade, antique objects and narrow courtyard give it a differe…
View profile →Jack & Ginger’s sits on Rock Rose, the restaurant and nightlife street in The Domain district in north Austin. The offer is broader than a bar counter: the venue promote…
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Kelly’s sits around South Lamar and Oltorf, south of the river and outside downtown’s main visitor core. Its website presents a neighbourhood-scale pub: bar seating, tab…
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B.D. Riley’s is a pub stop on Aldrich Street, Mueller’s compact pedestrian-friendly retail and dining district. The City of Austin describes Mueller as a mixed-income, m…
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Lynch’s has a long-running place in Jacksonville Beach: it opened in 1994 and has been part of the coastal district’s nightlife since then. The pub lists live music, spo…
View profile →Culhane’s grew from the initiative of four sisters raised in County Limerick, Ireland, who opened their first pub in Atlantic Beach in 2005. This location pairs an Irish…
View profile →The Southside branch brings Culhane’s family story to a setting unlike the beachfront location: it sits along Deer Lake Court in Jacksonville’s broad southeast corridor.…
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O’Kelley’s Sports Bar & Grill in Mesa’s Dobson Ranch pairs live sports, bar food, live music, games, and activities for groups.
View profile →Open-air beach bar and lounge in Avalon with cocktails, beer, fresh food, fire pits and live music just steps from the beach. Accepts reservations and hosts private even…
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Sports bar and entertainment venue in Minneapolis's North Loop, featuring 42 HD TVs, live music, DJs, and spaces for private events and groups.
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