Best Las Vegas Sports Bars

⭐ Flanker Kitchen + Sports Bar

Why It’s a Top Pick: Flanker is not just a sports bar; it’s a “sporting club.” Its biggest strength is its unmatched location, strategically positioned at the end of the walkway connecting Mandalay Bay to Allegiant Stadium. This makes it the undisputed best pre-game (or post-game) destination for any Raiders game or stadium concert. The interior is stunning, with a 70-foot main LED screen and upscale food like Wagyu Bacon Smash Burgers. The energy on gameday is electric.

⭐ Tom’s Watch Bar

Why It’s a Top Pick: Tom’s Watch Bar was built with one goal: to eliminate all bad seats. It achieves this with a “360-degree viewing” experience, featuring a central “stadium” screen and literally hundreds of high-definition TVs. This makes it the undisputed king for an NFL Sunday or college football Saturday when you’re tracking multiple games. The “U-Pour” beer wall lets you pour your own, and the food is a solid step above average.

Blondies Sports Bar & Grill

The quintessential college-style party bar on the Strip. If your idea of gameday involves beer pong, rowdy crowds, and servers in cheerleader outfits, Blondies is the spot for you. It’s loud, fun, and features 40+ screens for a classic “big game” party vibe. It’s not a luxury experience, but it’s one of the most fun and energetic.

TAP Sports Bar

A classic, reliable, and massive casino sports bar. TAP is decorated with a huge collection of authentic sports memorabilia. With 60+ screens and a solid menu of American pub fare, it’s a no-nonsense, comfortable spot to post up for a game without any gimmicks. It’s huge, so you can usually find a seat.

The Tavern

An upscale sports viewing experience on the Strip, The Tavern at Fontainebleau combines a modern restaurant, a high-end bar, and a sportsbook, featuring a massive central LED wall. It’s a sleek, refined choice for a comfortable, high-class gameday.

Guy Fieri’s Kitchen & Bar

For a high-energy “Flavortown” sports viewing experience, you can’t top Guy Fieri’s Kitchen & Bar. It’s loud, tourist-focused, and perfect for fans who want over-the-top food (like the famous Trash Can Nachos) to go with their game. It’s less a quiet bar, more a non-stop party in the heart of the Strip.

Charlie’s Sports Bar

The luxury, lounge-style sports bar. Located at the Wynn Las Vegas, Charlie’s is for the sports fan who wants plush seating, gourmet stadium food (like Detroit-style pizza and prime rib sandwiches), and a more refined, less rowdy atmosphere. It’s adjacent to the Wynn sportsbook for easy betting.

Beerhaus

The essential pre-game and post-game spot for T-Mobile Arena, Beer Hall is a communal, park-like beer hall with a huge craft beer list, Jenga, brats, and a high-energy crowd of fans heading to the VGK game or concert.

Stage Door Casino (near the Strip)

A legendary, cash-only dive bar hidden just behind the Strip, the Stage Door Casino is famous for its $2 Heinekens and $5 footlong hot dogs. It’s the perfect, gritty, budget-friendly spot for a no-frills pre-game before heading to a fancier place, or for a late-night game.

⭐ The George Sportsmen’s Lounge

Why It’s a Top Pick: Opened in late 2024, The George completely redefines the sportsbook, turning it into a 24/7 luxury lounge. This is a bright, airy “sportsmen’s lounge” with an indoor-outdoor patio, fire pits, and a wrap-around LED screen. The chef-driven food (like 24-Hour Short Rib Sliders) and craft cocktails make it the perfect spot for those who want a truly elevated, comfortable viewing experience.

⭐ Born & Raised

Why It’s a Top Pick: If you want to know where Las Vegans go, this is it. B&R is a shrine to local sports and the Official Away Game Watch Party Home of the Vegas Golden Knights. The atmosphere is as loud as T-Mobile Arena. The from-scratch, chef-driven menu (try the “Dragon Bowl Z”) and video poker bars make it the definitive local institution.

General Admission

A trendy “it” spot in the southwest, General Admission, located in the UnCommons complex, features a huge video wall, craft cocktails, and an upscale menu. It’s a popular hub for local UNLV and Golden Knights fans who want a more stylish gameday.

Al’s Garage

A true Summerlin neighborhood gem, Al’s Garage is a laid-back sports bar renowned for its six 10-foot projection screens and fantastic burger and beer deals. It’s a no-frills, friendly spot where locals in the suburbs go for a comfortable, low-key game.

Twin Peaks

A classic American “sports lodge,” Twin Peaks is well-known for its “29° ‘Dirty Blonde’ beer,” wall-to-wall TVs, and “scenic” service. This is a popular, energetic spot for a casual, no-fuss gameday, with a menu of hearty, rustic food.

McMullan’s Irish Pub

The undisputed champion of European Soccer, McMullan’s Irish Pub is open at all hours for matches and serves a proper full Irish breakfast. It’s the official home of the LFC Las Vegas supporters club and the most authentic “footy” spot in town.

Crown & Anchor British Pub

A 24/7 British pub institution, Crown and Anchor has been the go-to for soccer and rugby fans for decades. Its massive menu of British fare (like bangers & mash) and 24/7/365 schedule mean you can catch any international game at any hour.

Moondoggies

The only place in Vegas for a true Buffalo Bills fan, Moondoggies is a legendary, no-nonsense dive bar that transforms into a sea of blue and red on Sundays. Expect a passionate, rowdy, table-banging crowd fueled by Labatt Blue. Non-Bills fans may feel… out of place.

Knight Time Hockey Bar

A bar literally dedicated to hockey. Knight Time, located at the M Resort, is a shrine to the sport, featuring memorabilia, arcade games, and air hockey. It’s a must-visit for any puck-head and a passionate home for VGK fans in the far south.

Four Kegs Sports Pub

A beloved local dive that’s famous for one thing: its Stromboli. Featured on “Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives,” Four Kegs is an old-school pizzeria and bar where people come for the amazing, classic food as much as the game.

Kickers Gaming & Sports Bar

Kickers is an old-school, no-frills locals’ bar just north of the Fremont Street Experience chaos. If you want cheap drinks, video poker, and a friendly, divey atmosphere far from the tourists, this is your spot. It’s an authentic slice of “Old Vegas.”