Bars and pubs in California: profiles, services and practical information.
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…
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 →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 →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 →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…
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 →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 →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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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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