Louisville’s sports bars

From the big game of the season to your regular weeknight entertainment, these sports bars have you covered.

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Whether you like to cheer on the Cards, root for your favorite national team, Louisville’s sports bars are the place to be on game day. They might even let you in if you’re a Kentucky fan.

Check out these bars and restaurants streaming every nail-biter + blowout game during the fall season.

Saints Pizza and Pub
Saints might love sports more than you. This St. Matthews bar and restaurant holds an ESPN Sunday ticket + streams NASCAR, golf, baseball, and soccer. They’re also home to Louisville’s official Green Bay Packers Fan Club.

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The Granville Pub
Located in the heart of UofL’s campus, this bar and grill is an obvious Cardinal hot spot + frequented by UofL alumni.

Hoops Grill and Sports Bar
Belly up to the bar with 30+ TVs showing all the football games every Sunday + chow down on daily specials that rotate each month.

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Blind Squirrel
Voted “Best Sports Bar” by the Courier-Journal, this 10,800-sqft venue in the East End has 20+ TVs and a 16’x10’ big screen to show games.

The Manhattan Project
Enjoy NFL Sundays at this upscale Clifton neighborhood gastropub. Sunday brunch runs 10 a.m.-1 p.m. so you can fill up before the game starts.

The Sports & Social Club
Where “every game is game day,” this bar is a given when it comes to cheering on your favorite team. Eat from their extensive menu or pop over to one of the other eateries inside 4th Street Live.

Bungalow Joe’s
Watch every game, every week in this tropical-themed bar and grill. With 70+ different beers to choose from and a full menu, you’ll have all your game day needs.

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