Looking for a sports bar in Seattle for watching the game?
Not every sports bar is created equal, so we rounded up your very best options. From the Super Bowl to women’s sports games, these Seattle sports bars are ready to give you the best possible viewing experience. Whether you like a cozy dive bar vibe or you just want to go to the bar with the most TVs, there’s a sports bar on this list for you.
Here are the best sports bars in Seattle:
1. Rough & Tumble Pub, Ballard
Rough & Tumble Pub in Ballard happens to be Seattle’s first women’s sports bar but it’s also just a great place to watch almost any game. They have more than a dozen screens showing the game with the volume up as well as a “stacked menu” of game-day favorites like nachos and wings.
Address: 600 19th Ave E
2. Slim Goody Sports Bar, Ballard
At Slim Goody Sports Bar in Ballard, you can enjoy a smash burger while watching sports from the U-shaped bar or head outside to one of their two patios to play foosball. You could even book their Legends Lounge for a private viewing party of the big game with your closest friends.
Address: 5411 Ballard Ave NW
3. Vindicktive Wings, Belltown
Plenty of wings, seating, and TVs make Vindictive Wings in Belltown an excellent choice for catching the game. Did we mention the wings? We’ll mention them again because they’re really, really good.
Address: 2322 1st Ave
4. Buckley’s, Belltown and Queen Anne
You can choose between Buckley’s Queen Anne and Belltown locations. Keep in mind that the Queen Anne Buckley’s is more family-friendly. Both have a laid-back, welcoming ambiance and plenty of TVs for watching the game.
Addresses: 2331 2nd Ave (Belltown); 232 1st Ave W (Queen Anne)
5. The Bridge, West Seattle
If you’re planning to watch a game in West Seattle, The Bridge is a great option (especially if you like fried cheese curds). This neighborhood dive bar has plenty of TVs—even some outside on their heated patio. They open early before Seahawks games start so show up before it gets crowded.
Address: 6301 California Ave SW
6. The Westy, West Seattle
Another option for viewing the game in West Seattle is The Westy. They have 18 TVs and food that’s much better than what you’d find at your average sports bar. You can also find their second location in Roosevelt.
Address: 7908 35th Ave SW (West Seattle)
7. Queen Anne Beer Hall, Lower Queen Anne
Queen Anne Beer Hall is a fun place to go with a big group on game days. This authentic beer hall in Seattle has large communal tables, plenty of beer and comfort food, and big TVs for watching the big game.
Address: 203 W Thomas St
8. LTD Bar & Grill, Fremont
This casual sports bar in Fremont is dog-friendly and family-friendly. You can watch the game on their 13 TVs, get some air on their covered patio when you start to get heated, and fuel up on food from their surprisingly varied menu.
Address: 309 N 36th St
9. Madison Pub, Capitol Hill
If you combine a sports bar and a gay bar you get Madison Pub in Capitol Hill. According to their website, “Sunday is Funday with free pool, darts, Pac-Man and U-shell peanuts.” This is a good option if you want to go out but you’re not too interested in watching the game.
Address: 1315 E Madison St
10. The George and Dragon Pub, Fremont
The George and Dragon Pub advertises itself as “a little bit of Britain in Seattle.” This is one of the best places in Seattle to catch a football game—and by that, we mean soccer. Will they be playing Seahawks games? We’re not 100% sure, but you can ask nicely while you enjoy classic pub fare like fish and chips, bangers and mash, and a Scotch egg, whatever that is. They open early on the weekends for matches.
Address: 206 N 36th St
11. Pitch the Baby, Capitol Hill
Pitch the Baby in Capitol Hill is Seattle’s newest women’s sports bar! They had a soft opening in July 2025 and are now open daily from 11:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. for all ages. In addition to TVs focused on women’s sports, they offer cocktails, natural wine, and a limited food menu from next-door restaurant Condesa.
Address: 600 19th Ave E