Where to Watch the Game

A longtime, casual Snider Plaza Tex-Mex spot with a full bar and a loyal following for chips, queso, and margaritas.

A longtime SMU-area hangout combining cold beer, casual American food, live music, and big-screen game days.

An upscale indoor golf lounge in Victory Park pairing TrackMan simulators with cocktails, small bites, and televisions throughout the space.

A low-key East Dallas tavern known for pizza, a sprawling patio, bar games, and a giant projector for marquee matchups.

A Knox original since 1974, revived at its historic McKinney and Monticello corner for game days, brunch, and patio beers with the dog.

A three-story Lower Greenville sports bar built for major games, with multiple bars, a rooftop patio, and screens in every direction.

A beer-focused gastropub concept in the Preston Center Pavilion.

A casual Henderson Avenue sports grill with wall-to-wall screens, a full menu, and game sound for the matchups that matter.

A polished neighborhood bar on SMU Boulevard where craft cocktails, cold beer, and a from-scratch menu meet game-day energy.

A high-energy Harwood District destination with rooftop views, a large patio, and enough televisions to cover nearly every game at once.

A polished British pub in the Harwood District serving classic pub fare alongside pints, darts, trivia, and game-day viewing.

A sprawling modern sports bar beside the American Airlines Center, designed for Mavericks and Stars games, watch parties, and large groups.

Casual neighborhood tavern serving classic bar food, draft beers, and weekend brunch with a large patio and TVs.

A true Southern-style ice house on Henderson Avenue, centered on a broad front lawn, cold cans, simple cocktails, and an easygoing neighborhood crowd.

A welcoming neighborhood pub where Guinness, Irish whiskey, fish and chips, and weekend brunch share the room with soccer, rugby, and other major matches. It feels rooted in Lake Highlands while giving the area a convincing version of a proper local.

Established in 1987 by local bar legend Louis Canelakes, Louie’s evolved from a media-crowd hang into one of Dallas’ favorite thin-crust pizza destinations.

An SMU Boulevard institution with a relaxed neighborhood feel, a broad beer selection, and plenty of ways to settle in for a game.

The Village’s dedicated sports bar pairs scratch-made American food with an all-Texas draft list and a rooftop overlooking the property’s playing fields.

A French Quarter-inspired Uptown neighborhood bar with a rooftop patio, casual food, and an easygoing place to catch the game.

A bar-centric North Dallas restaurant combining Texas-inspired cooking with craft cocktails and an unusually deep whiskey selection.

Dallas’ oldest continuously operating bar remains a Lower Greenville favorite for college games, alumni gatherings, and classic sports-bar atmosphere.

A Dallas original since 1973, now on Lemmon Avenue, with burgers, wings, strong drinks, and generations of loyal regulars.

A family-run Lower Greenville sports grill with a laid-back atmosphere, a full menu, and an open-air setup for game day.

A welcoming North Dallas beer bar with a vast tap and bottle selection, pub food, cocktails, and regular events.

A Lemmon Avenue neighborhood tavern with a large all-weather patio, cold drinks, late hours, and televisions for the game.

An authentic British pub and longtime North Dallas-area soccer destination, known for early matches, loyal supporters, and classic pub fare.

An Uptown neighborhood sports bar with a scratch kitchen, Texas-saloon character, and a crowd that arrives ready to watch.

A polished Preston Hollow gastropub with a broad menu, daily happy hour, and plenty of screens for groups watching together.

The TOT is a longtime Lovers Lane dive where neighborhood regulars gather for games, cold beer, pool, and shuffleboard.

A Lake Highlands sports and entertainment venue with two bars, a dining room, lounge seating, and a broad open-air patio.