Best Sports Bars in Dallas

80 screens across three floors. The pre-game ritual for Cowboys and Stars fans. Early arrivals score the prime booths; late arrivals stand shoulder-to-shoulder with cheerleaders.

Massive outdoor venue with 14 screens across the patio. Cold Texas craft beers on tap. Game-day energy so electric you can feel the Cowboys' touchdowns in your chest.

Outdoor warehouse bar converted into a watch-party palace. Multiple screens, picnic tables, and nachos so loaded they double as defensive linemen. Best drunk snacks in Dallas.

Rooftop and indoor combo for when the weather can't decide. Great for NBA playoff crowds who take basketball as seriously as Dallas takes football. Line gets long; arrive early.

A wall of high definition screens on Lower Greenville with a full kitchen and every game on. The Avenue opened in 2019 and built its name on clean sightlines, weekend brunch, and a friendly weekday happy hour. Arrive early for a marquee matchup, since the main floor fills fast.

Neighbourhood sports dive with pool tables, dart boards, and 20+ taps. No pretense, no attitude, just locals watching the game the way it should be watched.

Beer hall with 60 rotating taps and all major sports packages. Communal tables mean you'll make friends (or enemies, depending on the call). Texas craft is king here.

Floor-to-ceiling screens and blue everywhere. The definitive Cowboys pregame spot where you'll see jersey numbers from 1980. Arrive at kickoff-minus-three-hours for good standing room.

Vintage sports bar with weekend brunch and watch parties that start early. The kind of place where the bartender remembers your drink order after one visit.

Patio bar that fills to capacity for every Stars game. The vibe is right, the drinks are cold, and you'll understand why West Village stays loyal.

Craft brewery turned game-day hotspot with Texas BBQ bites. Home brews taste even better when your team wins. The back patio is prime real estate on Sunday.

Competitive gaming meets traditional sports bar. Retro arcade cabinets line the back. Watch football or beat your rival at Street Fighter—this bar does both.

Gastropub porch with 25 screens and refined Texas bar food. The kind of place where you'll watch football but also remember what you ate.

Late-night sports bar with inventive cocktails and a 3am license. When other bars close, the game isn't over yet. Perfect for those extra innings, overtimes, and last-call believers.

Happiest Hour spreads four full bars and a rooftop deck across 12,000 square feet near Harry Hines, with fifty beers and wines on tap.

Lee Harvey's is a Cedars dive with a large dog-friendly patio, cold beer, live music, and games on the TVs. A Dallas original since the early nineties, it pulls a mixed crowd onto the lawn on warm nights. Come for the patio and the burgers.

The Skellig is a Henderson Avenue Irish pub with two patios, a beer garden, Guinness on tap, and matches across the screens. From the team behind Blackfriar and The Idle Rich, it runs DJ nights late and pours both Irish standards and local brews.