25 "Sports!" restaurants in Philadelphia.
These are the places that A) serve good food and B) have televisions that will be showing any big games. Some of them only serve bar food, but don’t act like that isn't what you want when you're watching sports. Even if your team doesn't win, come hungry and you'll at least leave somewhat happy.
Sancho Pistola’s is the northernmost member of the Pistola family, and it works just as well for watching an Eagles game as it does for eating tacos.
Gojjo in West Philly is an Ethiopian spot that has things like wings and burgers, along with more traditional Ethiopian food.
Nick’s is a sports bar in Old City with above average bar food and an oddly entertaining fish tank behind the bar.
City Tap House in University City is a bar and pizza place that’s great for groups and popular with students.
Oregon Diner has a full bar and is open 24/7. For late night food after an Eagles game, there’s nowhere better (or cheaper).
Kubel’s opened in 1927, and this Barnegat Light bar is still a good spot to get some beers and fried clam strips during Happy Hour.
Whether you want a big selection of craft beers, great chicken wings, or $1 oysters, The Arlington is one of your best options on Long Beach Island.
Plantation is a big bar and restaurant on Long Beach Island where you can eat have a casual weeknight dinner, or get beers and wings at the bar.
Garage is an indoor-outdoor bar on East Passyunk that has over 300 canned beers and lets you bring in your own food.
Founding Fathers is a Grad Hospital sports bar that’s a step up from all the other options in the area.
