Las Vegas has sports bars for almost every kind of fan. You can watch a game on a giant Strip video wall, join local Raiders or Golden Knights fans at a neighborhood tavern, catch several NFL games at once, or find a pub showing European soccer before breakfast.
This guide focuses on places where watching sports is a real part of the experience. We have included Strip sports bars, locals’ favorites, team bars, casino sports-bar hybrids, and a few old-school neighborhood spots worth knowing about.
Game-day tip: Super Bowl weekend, NFL Sundays, major UFC cards, March basketball tournaments, playoff games, and other major events may have reserved seating, food-and-beverage minimums, or special viewing packages. Check directly with the venue before heading out for a major event.
Sports Bar Quick Picks
- Huge Strip sports-bar experience: Tom’s Watch Bar
- Near Allegiant Stadium: Flanker Kitchen + Sports Bar
- Sports bar with an integrated sportsbook: Chickie’s & Pete’s
- Upscale locals’ sports lounge: The George
- Golden Knights atmosphere: Born & Raised or Knight Time Hockey Bar
- European soccer: McMullan’s Irish Pub
- Buffalo Bills fans: Moondoggies
- Downtown/Arts District: The Stadium
- Old-school budget option near the Strip: Stage Door Casino
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Sports Bars On and Near the Las Vegas Strip
Flanker Kitchen + Sports Bar
Flanker combines a full restaurant with a large-scale sports viewing experience at Mandalay Bay. Its location in the Mandalay Bay complex also makes it especially convenient before or after Raiders games and other events at Allegiant Stadium.
- Good for: Raiders weekends, major games, groups, upscale sports-bar dining
- Address: 3950 S. Las Vegas Blvd., Suite 215, Las Vegas, NV 89119 (Map It)
- Phone: (702) 632-8888
- Website: flankerlv.com
Tom’s Watch Bar
Tom’s Watch Bar is built around sports viewing. Oversized screens surround the room, making it especially useful when several games are being played at the same time. It is located at New York-New York, close to T-Mobile Arena and The Park.
- Good for: NFL Sundays, college football, tournaments, multiple simultaneous games
- Address: 3790 S. Las Vegas Blvd., Las Vegas, NV 89109 (Map It)
- Phone: (702) 740-6766
- Website: tomswatchbar.com
Blondies Sports Bar & Grill
Blondies is a lively and casual sports bar inside Miracle Mile Shops at Planet Hollywood. Its large collection of screens makes it a good choice for football weekends and other busy sports days when several broadcasts are competing for attention.
- Good for: College football, NFL, groups, lively Strip atmosphere
- Address: 3663 S. Las Vegas Blvd., #183, Las Vegas, NV 89109 (Map It)
- Phone: (702) 737-0444
- Website: blondieslasvegas.com
TAP Sports Bar
TAP at MGM Grand is a traditional casino sports bar with dozens of HD televisions, sports memorabilia, beer, burgers, wings, and other familiar game-day food.
The Tavern at Fontainebleau Las Vegas
The Tavern combines a polished restaurant and bar with Fontainebleau’s sportsbook environment. Large screens and elevated pub food make it a more refined option than a traditional neighborhood sports bar.
- Good for: Sportsbook atmosphere, upscale casual dining, North Strip
- Address: 2777 S. Las Vegas Blvd., Las Vegas, NV 89109 (Map It)
- Phone: (833) 702-7272
- Website: fontainebleaulasvegas.com
Charlie’s Sports Bar
Located beside the Race & Sports Book at Wynn, Charlie’s offers wall-to-wall screens, American comfort food, cocktails, beer, and a polished resort setting.
- Good for: Wynn guests, comfortable seating, upscale game-day meals
- Address: 3131 S. Las Vegas Blvd., Las Vegas, NV 89109 (Map It)
- Phone: (702) 770-3361
- Website: wynnlasvegas.com
Chickie’s & Pete’s Crabhouse + Sports Bar
Chickie’s & Pete’s at SAHARA Las Vegas is a sports-focused restaurant with dozens of televisions and sportsbook access nearby. It is particularly well suited to football, UFC, and other large viewing events.
- Good for: Football, UFC, sportsbook access, Philadelphia sports fans
- Address: 2535 S. Las Vegas Blvd., Las Vegas, NV 89109 (Map It)
- Phone: (702) 761-8069
- Website: SAHARA Las Vegas
DawgHouse Saloon & Sports Book
DawgHouse at Resorts World combines a Nashville-style sports bar, live entertainment, pub food, and sportsbook access. It works particularly well for fans who want sports viewing and nightlife in the same venue.
- Good for: Sports betting, live music, groups, North Strip
- Address: Resorts World Las Vegas, 3000 S. Las Vegas Blvd., Las Vegas, NV 89109 (Map It)
- Phone: (702) 676-6964
- Website: Resorts World Las Vegas
Beerhaus
Beerhaus at The Park is more beer hall than traditional sports bar, but its location near T-Mobile Arena and casual indoor-outdoor setup make it a popular gathering point before and after Golden Knights games and arena events.
Stage Door Casino
Stage Door is a small, old-school casino and dive bar just east of the Strip. It is not a giant sports-viewing venue, but it offers televisions, inexpensive drinks, a casual atmosphere, and easy game watching without a resort-style setting.
- Good for: Budget drinks, casual game watching, old-school Vegas atmosphere
- Address: 4000 Linq Lane, Las Vegas, NV 89109 (Map It)
- Phone: (702) 733-0124
- Website: stagedoorcasino.com
The Front Yard at Ellis Island
This two-story indoor-outdoor beer garden at Ellis Island has numerous HD televisions and a large central screen. It offers a relaxed alternative to a casino sportsbook while remaining close to the Strip.
- Good for: Big-screen viewing, groups, craft beer, indoor-outdoor seating
- Address: 4178 Koval Lane, Las Vegas, NV 89109 (Map It)
- Phone: (702) 733-8901
- Website: ellisislandcasino.com
Off-Strip Sports Bars & Locals’ Favorites
The George Sportsmen’s Lounge
The George at Durango Casino & Resort combines sports viewing with a chef-driven restaurant, lounge seating, and a large patio. It is one of the more polished sports-focused destinations away from the Strip.
- Good for: Upscale viewing, groups, southwest Las Vegas
- Address: 6915 S. Durango Drive, Las Vegas, NV 89148 (Map It)
- Phone: (702) 567-7855
- Website: durangoresortcasino.com
Born & Raised
Born & Raised was created around Las Vegas and Nevada sports culture. The local chain is closely associated with Golden Knights watch parties and is especially popular when Las Vegas teams are playing.
- Good for: Golden Knights, UNLV, local sports fans, neighborhood viewing
- Locations: Southwest Las Vegas, Centennial Hills, and Henderson
- Website: bornandraisedlv.com
General Admission
General Admission brings a modern sports-bar format to the UnCommons development in southwest Las Vegas. Expect a contemporary room, large video displays, burgers, drinks, and a social neighborhood atmosphere.
- Good for: Southwest Las Vegas, modern atmosphere, groups
- Address: 8548 Rozita Lee Ave., Suite 105, Las Vegas, NV 89113 (Map It)
- Phone: (725) 780-1098
- Website: generaladmissionlv.com
Al’s Garage
Al’s Garage is a neighborhood sports bar in west Summerlin with large projection screens plus additional televisions. It is a straightforward locals’ option for games, food, drinks, and bar-top gaming.
- Good for: Summerlin, large screens, local crowds
- Address: 11760 W. Charleston Blvd., Suite 150, Las Vegas, NV 89135 (Map It)
- Phone: (702) 901-4100
- Website: alsgaragelv.com
Twin Peaks Henderson
Twin Peaks uses the familiar sports-lodge formula: plenty of televisions, beer, burgers, wings, a patio, and bar-top gaming. It is a convenient option for fans in Henderson and the southeast valley.
- Good for: Henderson, NFL, casual groups
- Address: 9510 S. Eastern Ave., Henderson, NV 89123 (Map It)
- Phone: (702) 564-1280
- Website: twinpeaksrestaurant.com
Distill
Distill operates several neighborhood taverns across the Las Vegas Valley. The formula is designed for locals: televisions, full kitchens, drinks, gaming, and a comfortable neighborhood-bar atmosphere.
- Good for: Neighborhood viewing, locals, late-night sports
- Locations: Multiple Las Vegas Valley locations
- Website: distillbar.com
Remedy’s Tavern
Remedy’s is a Henderson neighborhood tavern from the same local group as Distill. These are neighborhood bars rather than giant destination sports bars, making them useful when you want to watch a game without heading to the Strip.
- Good for: Henderson locals, casual viewing, neighborhood tavern atmosphere
- Locations: Henderson
- Website: Distill & Remedy’s Locations
McMullan’s Irish Pub
McMullan’s is one of the strongest choices in Las Vegas for European football and rugby. The pub regularly schedules overseas matches and is a gathering place for Liverpool supporters in Las Vegas.
- Good for: English Premier League, European football, rugby, early-morning matches
- Address: 4650 W. Tropicana Ave., Las Vegas, NV 89103 (Map It)
- Phone: (702) 247-7000
- Website: mcmullansirishpub.com
Moondoggies
Moondoggies is a longstanding neighborhood dive and a well-known gathering place for Buffalo Bills fans. NFL Sundays can draw a heavily Bills-focused crowd.
- Good for: Buffalo Bills games, wings, neighborhood dive-bar atmosphere
- Address: 3240 S. Arville St., Las Vegas, NV 89102 (Map It)
- Phone: (702) 368-4180
- Website: moondoggiesbar.com
Knight Time Hockey Bar
Knight Time at M Resort is built specifically around hockey. The room features Golden Knights memorabilia, televisions, arcade-style games, booths, food, and a large beer selection.
Four Kegs Sports Pub
Four Kegs is an old-school neighborhood sports pub known almost as much for its stromboli as its televisions. It has been part of the west-side Las Vegas bar scene for decades.
- Good for: Old-school Vegas, casual games, stromboli
- Address: 276 N. Jones Blvd., Las Vegas, NV 89107 (Map It)
- Phone: (702) 870-0255
- Website: fourkegs.com
Downtown and Arts District Sports Bars
The Stadium
The Stadium brings a dedicated sports-bar experience to the Arts District, with a large television setup, full bar, and game-day food. It is a useful choice when you want to watch sports without going to a casino.
- Good for: Arts District, Downtown visitors, food and cocktails
- Address: 1508 S. Main St., Las Vegas, NV 89104 (Map It)
- Phone: (702) 605-3007
- Website: thestadiumlvnv.com
Kickers Gaming & Sports Bar
Kickers is a neighborhood sports and gaming bar north of Fremont Street. It offers numerous televisions, football viewing, bar-top gaming, beer, and regular support for Las Vegas teams.
- Good for: Football, Downtown locals, casual neighborhood viewing
- Address: 931 N. Las Vegas Blvd., Las Vegas, NV 89101 (Map It)
- Phone: (702) 272-2227
- Website: kickerslv.com
Hard Hat Lounge
Hard Hat Lounge is primarily a historic neighborhood dive bar rather than a dedicated sports complex. Its casual atmosphere, food, drinks, and televisions make it an option for fans who prefer an old-school local bar over a giant viewing room.
- Good for: Dive-bar atmosphere, casual games, Downtown area
- Address: 1675 S. Industrial Road, Las Vegas, NV 89102 (Map It)
- Phone: (702) 384-8987
- Website: hardhatloungelv.com
Tips for Watching Sports in Las Vegas
- Reserve early for the biggest events. Premium seating can sell out for the Super Bowl, major UFC fights, playoff games, March basketball tournaments, and popular NFL matchups.
- Ask about your game before arriving. A bar with dozens of televisions may still prioritize local teams or nationally televised games when demand is high.
- Expect different rules for special events. A venue that normally accepts walk-ins may use reservations or food-and-beverage minimums for high-demand broadcasts.
- Sports bars and sportsbooks are not the same thing. Sports bars emphasize food, drinks, televisions, and a social atmosphere. Sportsbooks are designed primarily around wagering. Some Las Vegas venues combine both.
Parking policies vary widely between Strip resorts, casinos, shopping centers, and neighborhood bars. See our Las Vegas Parking Fees Guide before heading to a resort property.
Sports Bar FAQs
Will a Las Vegas sports bar show an out-of-market NFL or college game?
Many will, especially venues with large numbers of televisions or expanded sports packages. If one specific game matters to you, call the bar first and ask whether it can be shown.
Can children go into Las Vegas sports bars?
It depends on the venue. Restaurant-style sports bars may allow minors in dining areas, while gaming bars and some bar areas are restricted to guests age 21 and older. Check the individual venue’s policy before visiting with children.
Do I need a reservation for a UFC fight or major championship game?
Sometimes. Large events may use reserved seating, ticketed viewing packages, or food-and-beverage minimums even when the venue normally accepts walk-ins. Confirm the event policy directly with the bar.
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