Sports Bars in Los Angeles

Reviewed by Billy K.

"My Take: I used to live in Culver City and frequented Rush Street on Sundays to watch my Chicago Bears. As a “Chicago bar,” Rush roped off their top f ..." more

Reviewed by Amanda L.

"My Take: At first glance, Joxer Daly's could easily be mistaken for a seedy neighborhood dive bar -- you know the type... regulars with their heads on ..." more

Reviewed by Ellie D.

"My Advice/My Take: Twelve + Highland is a great place to go if you want to meet up with some buddies, watch a sports game (or two), and put a few drin ..." more

Reviewed by Gor G.

"This place is always great. It not so much of a family place as it is a place for hanging out with friends and catching up over some drinks. They have ..." more

Reviewed by Andrea V.

"Baja Sharkeez caters to a high energy younger crowd and is always an amazingly good time. Whether dancing on the booths at night (women only... the ..." more

Reviewed by Nicole S.

"My Take: The Shack is a great restaurant and bar to watch any sporting event. The food is simple but very good and they have cheap beer all day. They ..." more

Reviewed by Katie F.

"My Take: Danny’s Restaurant is a Venice classic. A fantastic snapshot of Southern California in more ways than one, Danny’s is the place to take out o ..." more

Reviewed by Dylan R.

"Since Dillon's closed a few months ago, I have been searching all around Hollywood for a replacement "Irish" bar. Note the quotes: Jameson's is about ..." more

Reviewed by Frankie T.

"While Sonny McLean’s remains a Santa Monica neighborhood staple, it has evolved from the traditional dumpy Irish pub that was known for an odd stench, ..." more