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Catch All the Big Games at Houston’s Best Sports Bars

Consider These Lively Hangouts for Watch Parties and Epic Comfort Meals

The Kirby menu includes a robust wine and cocktail list, as well as a rotating lineup of food trucks parked on-site.

Kirby’s menu features a robust wine and cocktail list, as well as a rotating lineup of food trucks.

To say that Houstonians are proud of their sports teams would be an understatement. In recent years, Houstonians have proudly shared in the triumph of the Astros winning two World Series, and in the ’90s, the city was in shock when the Houston Rockets won back-to-back NBA championships. Despite the behavior of the home team in any given year, we are a dedicated group. As such, there are a plethora of sports bars across the city that serve as suitable hangouts to savor the victories and hold back tears during the losses. Laugh, cry, and cheer with other loyal fans over buckets of beer and gourmet meals at one of these Houston sports bars.

Multiple locations

With over 50 beers on tap, a large dog-friendly patio, and HDTVs installed throughout the indoor and outdoor space, Kirby Ice House is considered one of Houston’s most popular sports bars. Beyond beer, the menu features a solid wine and cocktail list, and a rotating lineup of food trucks parked on-site keeps the food offerings diverse and interesting. Visit The Woodlands’ newest outpost and admire the bar, believed to be the longest in Texas.

3333 Eastside Street & 1015 Gessner Road

Buffalo Heights

With dedicated beer and wine counters, cocktails and coffee, there’s food for every sports fan at Bayou Heights Biergarten. The outdoor resort is dog-friendly and has plenty of seating, including picnic tables and swings. In addition to 74 craft beers and 16 wines on tap, the bar menu offers comforting and mouth-watering game day foods like house-made pretzels and a brisket grilled cheese sandwich.

3905 Washington Avenue

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Located inside the Marriott Marquis, just steps from Minute Maid Park, Biggio’s is an MLB-owned sports bar named in honor of Houston Astro and local legend Craig Biggio. The two-story luxury bar features 20 beers on tap and more than 30 screens, including two 30-foot-tall screens that dominate the space. For added comfort, Biggio’s offers private VIP cabins with dedicated TVs and seating for up to 12 people. The menu matches the bar’s chic atmosphere with elevated versions of sports bar favorites like loaded nachos, crispy wings, fried chicken and waffles.

1777 Walker Street

Multiple locations

Christian’s Tailgate has several locations around town and they’re all serious about sports. Televisions are conveniently placed throughout the bar’s indoor and outdoor areas, and when the Houston baseball or football teams play, the games are broadcast with full sound. Christian’s offers a $5 shot menu, Houston sports-themed cocktails like Orbit’s Peach 75 and Clutch City Ranch Water, and game day essentials like chicken wings and a killer burger. Be warned that Christian’s Tailgate is hardcore for Houston, but each individual location honors its own dedicated NFL team – when those teams play, they take priority over Texans games.

2000 Bagby Street #105/106, 5114 Kirby Drive, 2820 White Oak Drive & 1010 Highway 6

Located next to Shell Energy Stadium, Pitch25 features an indoor soccer field in addition to more than 70 screens.

Located next to Shell Energy Stadium, Field 25 features an indoor soccer field and more than 70 screens.

Location 25

Downtown East

Located just steps from Shell Energy Stadium, home of Houston’s professional soccer team, the Dynamo, Pitch 25 pays homage to the sport with its themed space, which includes an indoor soccer field. The bar is equipped with over 70 television screens showing professional football league matches and countless other sports. Guests have plenty of space to relax in the beer garden, where more than 100 beers on tap are offered.

2120 Walker Street

Heights

This Washington Avenue area hangout is a reliable choice among sports fans, known for its Astros game day specials and keeping the sound on during all Texans, Cowboys and Saints games. With promotions on beer towers, seltzer buckets and frozen cocktails, FM Kitchen has long been a destination for watch parties, but it’s become even more sought-after with the opening of PKL Social next door, a destination pickleball with four courts, lawn games and a covered terrace.

1112 Shepherd Drive

Multiple locations

When it comes to sports bars, Little Woodrows is a Texas institution. The garden-style bar and icehouse has locations across the state, including a handful in the greater Houston area, and is a staple for game day festivities. Watching sports may be the main attraction, but there’s plenty to do even if you’re not a fan. Find games like Connect Four and Corn Hole, and watch for events like dog meets and trivia nights.

2306 Brazos Street & More