Sports Bars in Los Angeles

Reviewed by Anthony James B.

"This place is usually fun and the food is what is to be expected of a Hooters restaurant. There was one time in particular this past summer that the s ..." 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 Nicole S.

"My Take: Tompkins Square Bar and Grill is a small bar that is popular with the locals of Westchester and Loyola Marymount University community. It may ..." more

Reviewed by Brittney S.

"Busby's East is a perfect spot to go in Mid-Wilshire when you need a night to let loose. With a massive dance area on one side and an arcade full of a ..." 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 Ellie D.

"My Take: OB’s Pub and Grill is one of your typical dive bars in Manhattan Beach but is also one of the best places to go for “Taco Tuesday’s” in the S ..." more

Reviewed by Sha K.

"I must say I love yard house, you can just go in for a drink if you love beer this is the go to spot with over 25 beers on tap and hey if you don't dr ..." more

Reviewed by Jayson M.

"Dude 1: “Hey bro, I’m about 15 years past college, but totally looking for an excuse to wear my Big Johnson t-shirt.” Dude 2: “Hey bro! Me too. You k ..." more

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 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