Looking for a place to watch the big game? The options in Las Vegas are better, and more delicious, than ever. Not all of the places on this list are dedicated sports bars or restaurants. But they all offer Game Day experiences that resonate with of our experts.
Charlie's Bar + Grill
Named after the late Las Vegas “super host” Charlie Meyerson, Charlie’s is a throwback to the days when sports gamblers didn’t want to stray too far from the action. So it’s situated directly in fr...
Ri Ra
A big winner in the Irish category, Ri Ra was also selected as a top spot for sipping whiskey by journalists Elaine and Scott Harris, and as one of the best places to pair great beer with great foo...
Beerhaus
One of the best options for quality craft beer on the Strip, this take on the classic beer hall serves more than 40 brews. It also does more than give lip service to local beer, pouring nine to ten...
The Front Yard
Ellis Island was home to one of Las Vegas’ first breweries, opened in 1998. And while their brewing now takes place in Utah, the Ellis family still produces a well-rounded collection of quality cra...
Dawg House Saloon & Sports Book
Part sports bar, part music venue, Dawg House Saloon offers something for everyone, depending on when you visit. The 15,000-square-foot space has live country, rock and pop acts performing on jus...
Tailgate Social
Local food writer Bob Barnes, who has been covering the local craft beer scene for a quarter of a century, named this Palace Station sports bar as his favorite place to watch a big game, noting tha...
Born and Raised (Multiple Locations)
While the large "B.A.R." on the outside marque suggests there’s a bar inside (which there certainly is), the initials are actually short for "born and raised." It’s a reference to the fact that the...
Flanker Kitchen + Sports Bar
When we asked our experts where to go to watch a game, Flanker was the hands-down favorite. Brought to you by the team behind Carversteak in Resorts World and Casa Playa in Wynn, it may be the mo...
Beer Park
“I realize there are a lot of restaurants with spectacular views of the Bellagio fountains,” says veteran Las Vegas food writer Al Mancini. “But most of them are formal, pricey and behind glass. I ...
Guy Fieri's Flavortown Sports Kitchen
This sports-themed restaurant in The Horseshoe is the fourth Las Vegas restaurant by food TV superstar, and UNLV alumnus, Guy Fieri. And it’s the one that best shows off his versatility as a chef. ...
Stadium Swim
Part dayclub, part sports book, part casino pool, and open 365 days a year, Stadium Swim is a truly unique venue you could only find in Las Vegas. At its heart, it serves as Circa’s multi-tiered ...
Chickie's & Pete's
Perhaps the City of Brotherly Love’s best-known chain sports bar, Chickie’s and Pete’s now offers its signature Philly cheesesteaks and crab fries at locations nationwide -- many within sports stad...
Get the app.
