Published Jan 28, 2026 At a Glance Address 215 William Street, Northbridge WA 6003 Transit Perth Station, 7 minute walk up William Street Hours Daily from 10am; to 1am midweek, 2am Fri and Sat Screens 22 dedicated sport screens, 3 big screens, 2 private viewing booths Taps Over 15 American beers, plus arcade machines between rounds Reservations Booths bookable for fight cards; otherwise walk in Plan your visit Get Directions Ask Our Team 215 William Street, 6003 Northbridge The Pitch What Patriots Sports Bar Is Patriots runs 22 dedicated sport screens, three big screens, and two private viewing booths at 215 William Street, which makes it the most screen dense room in Northbridge. The theme is American and committed: over 15 US beers, wings on the menu, and a calendar built around NFL Sundays and UFC pay per views.
The 10am open is the tell that this room is serious. US time zones put NFL games in Perth's morning, and Patriots is one of the few rooms in the city that treats that as a service category rather than an inconvenience.
The Camfield by the stadium is the venue for the AFL masses. Patriots is for the codes Australia pretends not to watch.
Screens own every sightline, with arcade machines and booth seating filling the gaps. The two private booths book out for major fight cards, per the venue's UFC event listings.
It is loud by design. Anyone describing the noise as a flaw has reviewed the wrong genre of bar.
American expats at unholy hours for NFL, UFC crowds on Sunday afternoons, and Northbridge regulars the rest of the week. Restaurant Guru holds it at 3.9 across 1,242 reviews.
Reviews praise staff who carry drinks and flip channels on request, and flag waits when a big card packs the room. Both observations are accurate and connected.
William Street runs straight up from Perth Station; the walk is seven minutes. Northbridge's late kitchens surround it for the post match feed.
What to order
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An American tap or tinnie
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Wings for the table
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Whatever the booth orders