Are you looking for a new sports bar in San Francisco? Read on for the city’s MVP spots, in no particular order. Many of them will be screening March Madness 2024, so check out these great spots if you want to cheer on your favorite team.
1. SF Athletic Club
SF Athletic Club has several dozen TVs going so you can catch just about every game ever. Their beer garden is an awesome place to hang and chow down on delicious comfort food, like street tacos, hot dogs, sandwiches, and snacks. If you go with a group consider investing in a bath tub – yes, a small porcelain bath tub filled with 24 beers on ice, which gets you 10% off each beer.
π1750 Divisadero St, Lower Pac Heights, San Francisco
2. Valley Tavern
Valley Tavern is a popular neighborhood spot with a faithful viewership for endless games. Enjoy a fresh slice of pizza on their new outdoor patio, or you can even order cocktails, margaritas, and beer to go. We also love the Niners Bus, which guests can book to ensure safe game day travels to Levi’s Stadium.
π4054 24th St, Noe Valley, San Francisco
3. The Boardroom
On your next outing in North Beach, consider visiting The Boardroom for all your sports and craft beer needs. They’re known to screen just about any game, from local major league sports teams to international soccer and X-Games. Choose from 20 rotating taps, or try an Irish Coffee with their homemade Baileys & Frangelico Whip. The outdoor patio is perfect for brunch with a Bloody Mary.
π1600 Powell St, North Beach, San Francisco
4. Kezar Pub
This bustling Irish sports bar boasts 20 flat-screen TVs. As the home of SF’s Liverpool FC Supporters club, they’re one of the best sports bars in San Francisco for catching international games. The pub food menu is unbeatable (especially the Irish Nachos). They’re known for having a packed house during major sports games, but luckily there’s a TV screen visible from just about any seat.
π770 Stanyan St, Haight-Ashbury, San Francisco
5. Harmonic Brewing Thrive City
You have got to check out Harmonic Brewing’s massive tap room and patio, part of Thrive City at Chase Center. After opening in 2021 they’ve hosted countless memorable afternoons at this waterfront hotspot, just steps from the action in the home of the Warriors. This location is great for admiring the beauty of the Bay, but you can also watch sports games on their 3 big-screen TVs.
π7 Warriors Way Suite 206, Mission Bay, San Francisco
6. Hi Tops
Hi Tops is a beloved gay sports bar in SF’s Castro neighborhood, a haven for trivia nights and lively sports screenings. Throw back free shots at the Thursday “Gym Class” nights, or show up early at 10am for the weekend football game days. All this while nomming on delicious pub fare including soft pretzels, pork chops on a stick, hot sandwiches, and burgers.
π2247 Market St, Castro, San Francisco
7. Final Final
You’ll never miss a game thanks to Final Final‘s twelve flat-screens positioned around an old-fashioned U-shaped bar. Pull up a stool and sip on one of their twenty-four beers on tap, or create your own specialty cocktail. Other attractions include a juke box, dart boards, and pool tables.
π2990 Baker St, Cow Hollow, San Francisco
8. R Bar
Watch any sports package on R Bar‘s 12 TVs while sipping on amazing drinks and basking in great vibes. This neighborhood dive bar is a hotspot for sports fans any day of the year. It’s the place to be if you want a hole-in-the-wall tavern that doesn’t skimp on quality and service.
π1176 Sutter St, Polk Gulch, San Francisco
9. Underdogs Too
Underdogs Too is a friendly, sustainable Mexican restaurant, perfect for watching a game and stuffing your face with street tacos, burritos, nachos, and more. You can eat to your heart’s content and enjoy the sports bar environment while feeling good about their Surfrider Ocean Friendly certification. If you enjoy your sports viewing with a full plate of tacos, make sure to pay this location a visit.
π3600 Taraval St, Outer Parkside, San Francisco
10. Bus Stop Saloon
The Bus Stop Saloon has been run by the same family for well over 100 years, making it one of the oldest bars in SF. Today, it operates as a bustling sports bar and is run by the fourth generation of the Ferroni family. While Bus Stop Saloon is one of the oldest bars in SF, it recently got a brand new upstairs neighbor, a high-end cocktail bar that opened over 120 years after itβs downstairs predecessor.
π1901 Union Street, Cow Hollow, San Francisco