Our Picks
Downtown's most serious sports destination runs 38 screens across two floors, with a dedicated sportsbook lounge and sound zoning so you can actually hear the game you came for. The kitchen turns out proper game-day food until 2am — the smash burgers and loaded nachos are non-negotiable. Book the back booth for NFL Sundays before Thursday or forget it.
A rare Strip sports bar that earns its address. Three floors, a wraparound terrace for Sunday afternoons, and a sportsbook partnership that means real-time odds on every screen. The cocktail menu leans into Vegas nostalgia without being cheesy. Bottled beer lists run to 60 options including a serious Nevada craft section.
Built for football and nothing else. The owners timed the screen setup to stadium sightlines: every seat in the house has an unobstructed view of at least three displays. The beer list tops out at 24 taps, local Nevada breweries get the prime placements, and the wings are the best excuse to stay for the late game.
A locals bar through and through, tucked into the Arts District with zero Strip pretension. The Raiders and Knights memorabilia covers every wall that isn't a screen. Prices are honest, the bartenders know their regulars, and the Golden Knights playoff parties here are an annual Las Vegas institution. Doors open at 11am on game days.
Henderson's best-kept sports bar secret. Championship Row punches well above its suburban location with a curated tap list of 32 craft beers, an excellent Sunday brunch menu, and enough screens that the quieter booths still catch all the action. The patio screens make it Vegas's best outdoor sports bar experience in cooler months.
Summerlin's neighbourhood sports pub that gets everything right without trying too hard. The Sunday NFL package is complete, the kitchen runs until midnight, and the rotating guest taps from Pacific Northwest breweries give beer drinkers a reason to come back weekly. Best seat in the house: the bar-top stools facing the main 120-inch projection screen.
More social club than bar, Draft Kings occupies a clever mid-Strip position that pulls in hotel guests and locals equally. The rotating 16-tap craft selection is uncommonly thoughtful for the Strip. Order the charcuterie boards if you plan to stay for multiple games. Daily drink specials from 4pm to 7pm are worth building your evening around.
Fremont East's loud, unapologetic sports institution. Neon does not do subtlety: the signage is aggressive, the crowd is enthusiastic, and the screens are everywhere including the bathrooms. It works. Cover charge for big UFC and boxing events, but the production value justifies the door. Open until 4am on weekends.
A proper neighbourhood tavern with 22 screens, a covered patio that becomes standing-room during March Madness, and a kitchen that understands bar food. The trivia nights on Wednesdays pull in a devoted crowd. The Sunday morning mimosa-and-football brunch has a two-month waitlist by February every year.
A dependable Strip option with better-than-average cocktails and consistent sightlines. The outdoor terrace picks up Strip foot traffic on game afternoons. Their Monday Night Football specials, which include $6 craft drafts and half-price sliders, make this a strong midweek destination when most Strip venues go quiet.
The Arts District's creative crowd spills into OT after openings and gallery events, but the bar was built for sports from day one. The design is sharp and the sound system is exceptional. Our editors come here for NBA and NHL playoffs specifically: the energy on big nights matches anything on The Strip at a fraction of the price.
A quieter, more laid-back alternative to the downtown crush. Whistle Stop draws a 30-plus crowd that wants to watch the game without shouting over it. 18 screens, sensible pricing, and a full kitchen until 11pm. The weekend brunch menu is a genuine crowd-puller in a neighbourhood short on serious daytime dining options.
A newer entry that's already established a loyal following thanks to its focus on the international game. Premier League, Champions League, and Six Nations get the same treatment here as NFL Sunday. Early morning European kick-offs are served with proper coffee and a full breakfast menu. The closest thing to a London sports pub in Las Vegas.