Sports, beer, and great food. It’s hard to think of a better combination than that.
Watching sports is fun no matter where you do it. But, watching a big game at a sports bar is even better.
Thankfully, there is no shortage of great sports bars in L.A.
Here are 5 Los Angeles sports bars perfect for catching a game.
Legends
Legends was opened back in 1979 by former Rams offensive lineman Dennis Harrah and his business partner.
The walls are filled with NFL memorabilia and a Long Beach “Wall of Fame.”
Everything on the menu is delicious, but I highly recommend the burgers.
Hours:
Monday — Thursday: 11 am- Midnight
Friday: 11 am- 1 am
Saturday: 9 am- 1 am
Sunday: 9 am- Midnight
Note: The kitchen closes at 10 pm Sun-Thu and 11 pm Fri-Sat.
Address: 5236 E. 2nd Street Long Beach, CA 90803
Phone: (562) 433-5743
Website: www.legendssportsbar.com
5 Line Tavern
5 Line Tavern has been serving quality food and beer since 2011. The menu includes great flatbread, burger, and sandwich options.
The drink variety is tough to beat. They have a whopping 50 beers on tap. If you’re not in the mood for beer, they also have great wine and spirit options.
Hours:
Tuesday — Sunday: 4 pm- 12 am
Address: 2136 Colorado Boulevard Los Angeles, CA, 90041
Website: www.5linetavern.com
Idle Hour
The barrel-shaped exterior of Idle Hour is iconic. It’s soo iconic that it was given landmark status. In 2010 it became Los Angeles’s Historic-Cultural Monument #977.
Idle Hour does a great job of keeping things simple. All-day wings and beer specials hit the spot.
Hours:
Monday — Friday: 3 pm-2 am | Happy Hour 3–6
Saturday: 1 pm — 2 am (Dinner Menu all day | Happy Hour 1–6)
Sunday: 11am — 2am (Brunch 11am — 3pm | Dinner 5pm — 9:30pm | Happy Hour 3–6)
Address: 4824 Vineland Ave, Los Angeles, CA 91601
Website: www.idlehourbar.com
40 Love
Don’t let the tennis-focused theme and decor fool you. This is a classic Los Angeles sports bar.
With its giant plush booths and 25 flat screens, you can catch any game you want.
The menu includes all the classics you would expect; burgers, wings, and tacos. But there are also some creative options like Wagyu hot dogs and crab cake sliders.
During the week, you can come by for $6 draft beers, $7 well drinks, and $8 wine by the glass during happy hour.
Hours:
Monday — Thursday: 4 pm- 12 am
Friday: 4 pm- 2 am
Saturday: 11 am- 2 am
Sunday: 11 am- 12 am
Address: 829 N La Cienega Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90069
Phone: (310) 855–7221
Website: www.the40love.com
Big Wangs
Big Wangs claims to have the most H.D. T.V.s of any restaurant in Los Angeles. I have no idea if that’s true, but they sure do have a lot—more than enough to make every seat in the house a great one.
Wings and beer are the unquestioned stars of the menu. However, they also make great burgers and pizza.
Hours:
Monday — Thursday: 12 pm- 10 pm
Friday — Saturday: 12 pm- 12 am
Sunday: 10 am- 10 pm
Address: 5300 Lankershim BlvdNorth Hollywood, CA 91601
Phone: (818) 985–2449
Website: www.bigwangs.com
Final Note: Narrowing down this list to just 5 Los Angeles sports bars was difficult. I missed a lot of great bars. Comment below which bars you think should be included in my next list.
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