Best Sports Bar in My Business Directory

Partners Morgan Holzman and Heather Taylor run Bullwinkle's Tavern, and the first surprise is the building itself. It sits in a Five Forks warehouse space off Woodruff Road that gives away almost nothing from the parking lot, then opens up inside into a genuine sports tavern: walls covered in a collection worth wandering past, TVs going for whatever game is on, dart boards and a claw machine, and a patio with outdoor games when the weather cooperates. The kitchen keeps its focus on what it does well, an American menu built around hand-formed personal pizzas, build-your-own pies and calzones, wings, garlic knots, and baked meatballs in marinara. The bar is where the place earns its name, though. There is a craft beer list with rotating taps posted on the wall, and a bourbon selection that catches a lot of first-timers off guard, plus bourbon slushies for anyone after the easygoing version. It plays family-friendly in the daytime and turns into a livelier end-of-night spot later, with live music some evenings. That range makes it an easy call for catching a game with friends, a casual dinner with the kids, or a night out that lands somewhere in between.

Turn 1 Sports Bar is a bar located in Simpsonville. Rated 4.7 stars from 99 Google reviews.

Branch of a local tavern chain (open since 1953) with pub food & TVs for sports.

ESB Sports Bar is a american restaurant located in Piedmont. Rated 4.5 stars from 217 Google reviews.

Sandlot Social is a sports bar located in Lenexa. Rated 4.5 stars from 66 Google reviews.

Swanky bowling center enhanced by pool tables, TVs, bars & a restaurant serving casual fare.

The garlic parmesan wings are the order most people here steer a newcomer toward, and on weekends the kitchen puts out a prime rib that draws its own crowd. The room is built for a night out with the game on: a roomy floor, TVs worked into the walls, and a run of live bands and karaoke that gets going later in the week. There is a private banquet room as well, put to work for birthdays and team parties. The kitchen reaches well past wings and burgers into pasta, steak, and seafood, backed by a full bar and a happy hour worth timing a visit around. Shrimp and grits and a French dip built on that same weekend roast turn up often in what people single out, alongside the fried lineup locals order on repeat: chili cheese fries, onion rings, and fried pickles. One thing reviewers keep mentioning is the fries, cut thin and straw-style rather than the usual steak fry. It has been a Wade Hampton fixture since 2017, started by someone with decades in kitchens behind him, and the following it has built leans loyal and local. With a menu this wide and this many dishes people will argue for, you will land on your own standing order soon enough, and sorting out which one is half the fun.

The Goat sits on South Main in the West End, a short walk up from Fluor Field, which makes it a natural landing spot before or after a Greenville Drive game. It's local and family owned, with screens spread around the room so the game stays in view from just about any seat. The kitchen handles the bar-and-grill basics with some personality. The Goat Wings come in a range of flavors, the burgers run to a Southwest smashburger, and there are wraps, salads, and a South of the Border section that gives the menu more reach than the usual pub lineup. The bar keeps a solid rotation of beer and drinks to go with it. It's the kind of place you pick when the plan is a game and a group: easy to land a table with friends, watch whatever's on, and settle in for a couple of hours without anyone rushing the pace.

Slider & Flight is a sports bar located in Lutz. Rated 4.3 stars from 265 Google reviews.

Classic bar fare served in a low-lit tavern space with sports on TVs, live music & karaoke nights.

Game-day spot for pub grub & draft beer, plus shuffleboard, trivia nights, a patio & live music.

Hail Mary Sports Grille is a restaurant located in Fountain Inn. Rated 4.6 stars from 113 Google reviews.

3 Friends Bar and Grill is a american restaurant located in Piedmont. They offer bar and grill, sports bar, bar and restaurant services. Rated 4.4 stars from 1138 Google reviews.

The Parkway spot on South Batesville Road runs like the kind of Greer sports bar you end up at more than once. Games are on, there is a patio for the warm months, and the calendar keeps the room busy on quieter nights with karaoke, bingo, and live music depending on the day. Reviewers keep reaching for the same idea when they describe the place, something closer to a neighborhood hangout than a chain. The real draw is the wings. The kitchen advertises well past 200 flavors, so the buffalo-or-nothing crowd and the garlic-parmesan people can happily share a table. Around that sits honest bar-and-grill cooking, from smoked Reubens and pastrami to burgers and Southern plates, at prices that stay in everyday territory. The bar side has its own following, with a Best of the Upstate 2025 nod for cocktails and happy hour. If you want the item people bring up without being asked, it is the ribs. Order the half rack and the falling-off-the-bone line the reviews keep using starts to make sense.

Casual restaurant & sports bar with multiple outposts for pub fare, a long beer list & kids' menu.

Convivial, family-operated watering hole with hearty pub grub & draft beers.

More than 30 TVs run across nearly every wall here, so no one at the table has to miss a play. Hall of Fame Sports Grill is a family-friendly neighborhood spot on Wade Hampton Boulevard, the kind of room that fills up and gets loud on game day but still works for a weekday lunch or an easy round after work. When the weather cooperates, the screened deck out back tends to be the seat people ask for first. The bar leans into craft beer, bourbon, and tequila, with happy hour Monday through Friday from 4 to 7 and a burger-and-beer deal every Monday. The games are the real draw, but the midweek calendar pulls its weight too, with trivia, karaoke, and bingo turning up in regular rotation. The kitchen goes past standard bar food. The item reviewers keep naming is the Corn Husker Reuben, built on house-made corned beef with sauerkraut, Swiss, and Thousand Island on grilled rye. The wings, the burgers, and the LA Dodger chef salad earn their own mentions, and portions tend to run generous.

Large, casual bar & grill offering hearty, made-from-scratch American eats & sports-viewing.

Field House Sports Bar sits on North Poinsett Highway, the main road running through Travelers Rest at the northern edge of the Upstate, which makes it an easy stop coming into town or heading up toward the mountains. Inside it runs loud and lively, with a crowd that mixes younger folks out for the night and locals who have been coming for years, and staff check IDs at the door, so it keeps the feel of a night-out bar rather than a family grill. There is plenty going on beyond the game on the TVs. Pool tables anchor the room, and the calendar fills out with karaoke, trivia, music bingo, and live bands that turn up on weekends. Visitors mention cold beer and well-made drinks, and the bartenders come up again and again for being friendly and quick to keep a glass full. It also runs later than most places in town, one of the few spots up this way still going into the early hours on a weekend night, which pulls the later crowd looking for somewhere to land. Pool tournaments are a regular fixture on the calendar, and karaoke nights are what people tend to mention most.

Set among the shops off Orchard Park Drive, Local Cue is hard to sum up in a line, because it runs several places at once: a sports bar with wall-to-wall TVs, a real pool hall, a house-smoked barbecue kitchen, and a grown-up game room stocked with darts, shuffleboard, foosball, ping pong, indoor cornhole, retro arcade cabinets, and a few hundred board games. The kitchen holds its own. Everything runs through the smoker, and the wings have built a following that reaches past this corner of Greenville, with the brisket, the cheese tots piled with beer cheese, and the fried pickles close behind. A large gluten-free menu and a deep draft list round it out. Worth knowing before you go: Local Cue runs as two spaces, a 21-and-up sports bar and a separate all-ages family side, so it fits a late night out or dinner with the kids. More than a decade in, the thing people mention as often as the food is the service, with servers who come across as attentive and glad to be there. Portions run large and prices stay fair, and there is an event space and catering when you want to host. With this much under one roof, you will sort out your own corner of the place, and your usual order, a few trips in.

Reubens made its name around Powdersville on a pairing you do not run into often: deep-fried ribs and a wing menu that runs past two hundred flavors. Owner Casey Livengood set it up as home-style cooking with a full bar attached, and the wings are the part locals tend to argue about, with plenty of reviewers calling them the best in the area. The room is built for game day, with screens across the walls, a patio for warmer evenings, and live music that turns up on the calendar most weeks. That mix lets it work as a weeknight family dinner and a place to settle in for a full afternoon of football on a Saturday. The menu stretches to match: burgers, a loaded club, chili, meat-and-three lunch plates, and the corned beef Reuben the spot takes its name from. Past the wings, the Philly cheesesteak gets singled out again and again in reviews, and the fried grouper sandwich and loaded tater tots have built their own following. Portions run generous and the kitchen leans hearty over fussy.

The Bar Prairie Village is a sports bar located in Prairie Village. They offer bar and grill, bar, event venue and american restaurant services. Rated 4.3 stars from 286 Google reviews.

Roomy tavern offering a variety of beer & pub food, live bands & lots of TVs to watch the big game.

Walk-On’s Sports Bistreaux in Wesley Chapel brings Louisiana-inspired hospitality and scratch-made flavor to Lutz. The family-friendly sports bar and restaurant serves fresh, never-frozen seafood, burgers, salads, Cajun and Creole specialties, plus an extensive selection of beer and cocktails. Catch the game, dine in, order online for pickup, or plan a catered gathering with a welcoming team that treats every guest like family.

GOAT Kitchen & Bar at Saddlebrook Resort is a modern American tavern and lively sports gathering place in Wesley Chapel. Elevated pub favorites are paired with creative cocktails, local brews and a curated selection of spirits, while communal tables, oversized screens and spirited décor create a game-day atmosphere. Open daily for lunch and dinner, GOAT also hosts watch parties, tastings, themed nights and seasonal specials.

The address does a lot of the work here: one of the busier stretches of South Main, a few blocks from Falls Park and the near edge of the West End. What most people head upstairs for, though, is the second floor, an open-air rooftop bar with a retractable roof that opens to the sky when the weather cooperates, set over the Main Street corner below. Everywhere else it runs the game-day formula in earnest. Screens line the walls so no seat is a bad one when a match is on, the tap list runs long, and reviewers tend to point newcomers straight at the wings. There is life-sized Jenga, cornhole, and pool going when the game slows down, and the kitchen turns out bar food at prices people call fair for a downtown block. It gets loud and it gets crowded, which is more or less the point on a Saturday. Where you sit shapes the night: the rooftop when the sun is out, the quieter downstairs patio when you actually want to hear the person across the table. Give it a couple of visits and you will land on your own spot.

Wings are the whole reason Wingnutz exists, and Fountain Inn has made the case with its appetite: the kitchen runs through roughly 95,000 pounds a year, all fresh, never frozen, cooked to order across sixteen flavors the crew will happily push hotter on request. Owner Chris Cates opened the place in July 2020 inside a former Trade Street bank building, the same branch where he once kept his first account, and built it around the town rather than a franchise template. It plays like a proper sports-and-games hangout: pool tables and dart boards in the back, TVs angled for whatever game is on, and karaoke and trivia nights filling out the week, with a late-night weekend stretch that outlasts most kitchens nearby. The food reaches well past wings, with a smash burger customers rank among the best around, housemade nachos built for sharing, and tater tots people keep mentioning for actually staying crisp. Add a 4-to-7 happy hour on domestic beers and well pours, and it lands as an easy call for watching a game with a group or for a loud, friendly night out after the rest of town has gone quiet.

For more than a decade, Steddy's has been where Easley goes to unwind after work, a casual spot on Highway 123 with the games on the screens and a drink never far from reach. It gets loud and lively once it fills up, though people who come often describe the room as easygoing and comfortable, the kind of place you can drop into without making a plan. The wings are what built the name. Steddy's has taken Pickens County's King of Wings title, and locals keep pointing to them, running through a long list of flavors that stretches from lemon pepper and garlic parm to Asian zing and mango habanero. The rest of the menu holds its own, with chargrilled burgers and steaks that turn up again and again in the reviews, plus shrimp and grits that only come around the first week of each month. There's usually something going on beyond the food. Happy hour runs every weekday from 3 to 7, DJ trivia takes over on Tuesdays and music bingo on Thursdays, and many weekends bring a live local band or a house DJ.

Silver Moon Sports Lounge is a sports bar located in Easley. They offer bar and grill, karaoke, sports club and bar services. Rated 4.4 stars from 238 Google reviews.

Lefty's West End Tavern is a restaurant located in Greenville. They offer sports bar, gastropub, brunch restaurant and bar services. Rated 4.7 stars from 131 Google reviews.

House of Brews is a locally owned sports bar and neighborhood hangout in Lutz featuring 30 rotating beers on tap, bottled beer, a full liquor bar and wine. The kitchen serves a healthier spin on classic bar and brewpub food, including burgers, wings, grilled buffalo shrimp, fish dip and house-made dips. Guests can enjoy a large patio, live trivia, live music and TVs showing sports, with the kitchen open late every day.

Miller’s Ale House – Wesley Chapel is a lively sports bar and American restaurant near Tampa Premium Outlets, serving lunch, dinner and late-night meals. The menu features signature hand-breaded Zingers®, burgers, bar bites, salads, grilled steaks and seafood, alongside draft beer, cocktails and daily drink specials. More than 60 TVs, an open-air patio and spacious dining areas make it a popular place to watch major games or gather with groups.

Upscale, creative pub grub is served in this brick-walled space with a bar, communal tables & patio.