The two-story Sports and Social at Battery Atlanta isn’t lacking in space or in giant screens. This includes a 30-foot, high-definition LED screen making sports-watching here a 3D experience. Beyond food, beer, and cocktails, Sports and Social also offers games to play, like skeeball, table tennis, and air hockey.

This sports bar and grill located at the Galleria just south of Truist Park and Battery Atlanta features baseball-themed decor and includes plenty of TVs for taking in various game action throughout the year.

With a name like Big Easy Grille, it’s obvious which SEC and NFL teams this bar supports. LSU and Saints fans can take in a game while sucking down pitchers of Abita and platters of crawfish. Try the cajun queso made with alligator sausage and Nola classic muffuletta sandwich.

STATS in downtown Atlanta is the ultimate sports bar with likely more televisions than any other bar on this list. There’s even a ticker constantly spitting out the latest scores above the bar. In 2017, STATS upped the ante for other sports bar in town by transforming into a brewpub. The brewery is located in the lower-level events space. STATS dedicates several taps to in-house brews, in addition to its expansive beer list. There’s a rooftop bar here, too.

Sidebar just digs sports and having fun while watching any game. The menu here includes pub grub favorites like wings and beer battered onion rings, but don’t skip out on the grilled cheese with aged cheddar and American on Texas toast or the burger.

There’s always a game on at this Buckhead sports bar where people gather weekly to dine on pub fare like burgers, nachos, wings, and plenty of beer in between cheering.

After more than 40 years, Ideal Sportsbar in Lakewood is still the neighborhood gathering place for sports fans. Grab some wings, tater tots, and beer (or a stiff drink) and shoot some pool while taking in a game or two on the TVs here.

Hudson Grille and its many metro Atlanta locations is one of the big sports bar chains in town. No matter the sports season, the TVs are always tuned in to several games on any given day. Grab a seat on the patio, which also features TVs, and dine on fried pickles, loaded nachos, chips and dip, wings, and patty melts paired with beer and cocktails.

When Clay’s Sports Cafe temporarily closed in 2016, fans lamented the fact they took with them some of the best wings in town. Thankfully, Clay’s and those wings are back in a new location in Sandy Springs. Clay’s doesn’t play favorites, so come here to relax and watch a few games, drink beer, and, of course, eat all the wings.

Billed as Atlanta’s “hometown sports bar”, Irby Tavern is dedicated to all things ATL sports. If an Atlanta team is playing, the TVs here are definitely tuned in for fans to watch while dining on mega nachos, Thai sweet chili wings, cheesesteaks, and hot fudge brownies. The bar offers several beers on draft, wine, and cocktails. There’s even a kid’s menu here.

Atlanta’s only gay sports bar moved from its 17-year home on Piedmont to an expanded space on Plasters Avenue, just off of Armour Drive. With the move came a new food menu, including tacos, sandwiches, and wings. Hang out and watch an Atlanta United match, college or NFL football, or a Braves game on one of Woofs’ two dozen televisions. Woofs regularly hosts charity events for local LGBTQ organizations and is a welcoming spot for Atlanta queer sports leagues.

Located in Glenwood Park, sports bar and restaurant the Beverly draws crowds weekly for its American-Caribbean fare, including jerk chicken eggrolls, and multiple flatscreen TVs tuned into any number of games.

If UGA, the Braves, the Falcons, the Hawks, or Atlanta United are playing, there’s a good chance those games are on all of the restaurant’s televisions. That includes the patio, too. Regardless of the team on the telly, Hampton and Hudson is just a solid sports-watching spot in Inman Park.

Grab a seat and order a sub paired with a PBR while watching all the game action on one of this neighborhood sports bar’s many TVs, including on the patio. Chase those PBRs with a Jameson shortie.

Tavern at Medlock is always full of sports fans, and can be extra full on Saturdays in the fall for college football. People pack in to grab a burger, some wings, and beer and watch games on the many televisions here, no matter what Atlanta or regional team is playing. Be warned, the Tavern is also a Buffalo Bills and Sabres bar, too.