Along with tallboys and draft beer, the bartenders mix up a mean bloody mary. There's no food, but you can bring in your own. Read more.
Connecticut Yankee is Potrero Hill's safe haven for Boston sports fans, where Tom Brady and David Ortiz rule the roost. There's tons of food (burgers, chili, barbecue) to feed on throughout the game. Read more.
Final Final's got 11 flat-screen TV's, 24 beers on tap, pool, dart boards and a juke box for every kind of sport enthusiast. Read more.
Three floors and 8,000 square feet make for lots of viewing space in this Union Square sports bar, so if you've got a big group, call ahead to reserve your spot. Read more.
The windows open onto Polk Street, giving it an airier feel than most dark, divey sports bars in town. Check out the many autographed, framed photos on the wall for a quick lesson in sports history. Read more.
The food at Harry's is a step above the rest of the city's sports bar, with options like jerk-spiced ahi tuna salad, reuben egg rolls, and confit buffalo chicken wings. Read more.
Monday has 25-cent wings, Tuesday is trivia and Thursday is gym night, when people dress in wrestling gear and free shots are handed out. Read more.
Cheap(ish) drinks, a plethora of flat-screen TVs and old school sports memorabilia round out the experience, which is a healthy mix of sports bar and Irish pub. Read more.
It can be crowed, due to it's cozy size, but happy hour starts at 1:30 p.m., the drinks are reliable, and pool and popcorn are free. Overall, it's a gem. Read more.
Located in close proximity to AT&T Park, Pete’s does have a tendency to get majorly packed on game days, or after a special event or concert. Read more.
More upscale environs (than average sports bar), tons of seating, a good, large food menu and shuffleboard make San Francisco Athletic Club a notch above the city's rest. Reserve a table in advance. Read more.
It’s still a low-key, divey sports bar with plenty of beer on hand. It’s a small and narrow space though, so make sure to arrive with time to spare if you’re there for a big game. Read more.
A great place to drink a bunch of beer and yell at the many TVs— you’ll just be doing it in pleasant natural light from the skylights. Read more.
Thirty-nine beers on tap, a grill out back on the outdoor patio and plenty of viewing room inside all contribute to Valley Tavern's elevated status as a comfortable neighborhood sports bar. Read more.
Most games bring drink specials to this Lower Pac Heights bar that's themed to Alice in Wonderland. It may not seem like the most congruous environment for game viewing, but it somehow works. Read more.
