The Best Sports Bars In San Francisco

Kezar Pub, located across the street from the former home of the 49ers (Kezar Stadium), joins together local and international sports fans. If you enjoy playing sports in addition to watching them, this place has pool, darts and a selection of video games to try your hand at. Grab your buddies, a beer and a burger or highly rated chicken wings, and cheer on your favorite team at Kezar.
Kezar Pub, 770 Stanyan St., San Francisco, CA, +1 415 386 9292

Hi Tops, located in the Castro, is San Francisco’s first gay sports bar, offering 16 flat screen TVs, top shelf stadium food and retro gym décor (think repurposed gym lockers and bleachers). Enjoy the game with your friends at this unique and fun space.
Hi Tops, 2247 Market St, San Francisco, CA, 1 415 551 2500

Next time you’re in for the big game, head to Blackthorn Tavern. This bar proudly shows any sporting event featuring a Bay Area team and hosts live music and DJ nights on special nights. Blackthorn features a full cocktail menu, 21 beers on tap, pool and a heated patio.
Blackthorn Tavern, 834 Irving St, San Francisco, CA, +1 415 523 5973

An English pub in the Lower Haight, Mad Dog in the Fog has over 150 different beers from around the world, and the selection is constantly evolving. It not only offers local sports games but features European soccer and rugby matches. Try a new beer, grab some onion rings, tacos or a burger off the menu and settle in at Mad Dog in the Fog.
Mad Dog in the Fog, 530 Haight St, San Francisco, CA, +1 (415) 626-7279

If you enjoy eating delicious tacos and burritos while watching sports, then this is the spot for you. The Taco Shop at Underdogs, a fusion of the modern taqueria with sports, uses ingredients from local family-run farms and ranches. Head to Underdogs, grab some tacos, a margarita and enjoy the upcoming game.
The Taco Shop at Underdogs, 1824 Irving St, San Francisco, CA, +1 415 566 8700

Located on Polk Street, Greens Sports Bar is a no frills, no food bar that features several flat screen TVs and a wide range of beers. Be sure to come early on game days, because this spot fills up early.
Greens Sports Bar, 2239 Polk St, San Francisco, CA, +1 415 775 4287

Named for its proximity to a Cow Hollow bus stop, Bus Stop is another no frills sports bar, one of the oldest in the city. If you’re not in the mood for sports, it also features live music on select nights. Enjoy the game on one of the 17 big-screen TVs, but, be warned, it fills up fast on game days.
Bus Stop, 1901 Union St., San Francisco, CA, +1 415 567 6905