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The Best Bars to Watch the Game in Los Angeles

Ten ranked Los Angeles game day bars, from L.A. Live megascreens to a Highland Park NFL room, picked for screens, sound, and full Sunday service.

The short answer

Our editors' №1 is Tom's Watch Bar.

10 ranked rooms follow. How we picked is at the end of this guide.

Best overallTom's Watch Bar
Runner-upYard House

A good Los Angeles game day bar earns it three ways. The screens face the seats, not the staff. The sound goes to the game the room cares about. And the kitchen keeps moving through the 10am, 1pm, and night windows instead of folding at kickoff.

This is the shortlist of ten that get all three right, spread from the screens at L.A. Live to a neighborhood NFL room in Highland Park and a hangar sized room down in Long Beach. We ranked them on the game day experience, not the brunch menu.

The big screen rooms at L.A. Live

Downtown is where Los Angeles concentrates its sports crowd, with two of the city's deepest screen counts within a block of each other.

Barney's Beanery

The Greyhound Bar & Grill

33 Taps

Wirtshaus

Legends

How we picked

How we picked

We ranked these on the things that decide a game day: screen count and sightlines, whether the room turns the sound on for the games that matter, and a kitchen that holds up through every window. We cross checked each pick against its own current listing and independent Los Angeles guides before publishing. For the full year of viewing, start with our Los Angeles sports bars guide, the sports bars category, or the sports bars near me hub. Sport specific picks live in our NFL, NBA, and Super Bowl guides.

Last reviewed 2026-06-06 · The editors recheck hours and closures against current local coverage.

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