The Best Sports Bars in Los Angeles to Watch the Super Bowl

Rebecca Roland • January 27, 2026

Southern California is a sports-obsessed paradise, with dozens of collegiate and professional teams spread across the region and millions of cheering fans. All that athletic prowess means a huge demand for sports bars that serve quality food and drink, have great sightlines to plenty of televisions, and encourage boisterous energy. Los Angeles offers many places that fit the bill, including craft beer-obsessed hangouts , cocktail bars , and spots specializing in barbecue brisket, chicken wings, and even Indian pizza. Here are Los Angeles’s best sports bars.

New this update: Watch Me! Sports Bar, the Palm & the Pine, and Busby’s West join the list, while the now-closed Brennan’s and LAces Bar leave.

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