Top Sports Bars in Vancouver for Game Day

Open since 1993, Shark Club Sports Bar & Grill is a staple in Vancouver’s sports scene. On game days, enjoy screens in every direction and a loud crowd eager to boo or cheer the action.

• Vibe: Classic, high-energy sports bar with wall-to-wall TVs (over 70 of them!), and big crowds.
• What to order: Pub classics like double cheese nachos or signature Shark Spice chicken wings.

Blending arcade games with sports viewing, Good Co.’s Granville Street location brings a playful twist to game day. It’s just as fun during halftime as it is at kickoff.

• Vibe: Social, playful, laid-back atmosphere with arcade games, weekend DJs, and a social sports crowd.
• What to order: Loaded smash burgers, pitchers of local craft beer.

If you don’t want to miss a minute, head to The Sportsbook Lounge. With the ability to stream 10 games at once, it’s built for multi-game viewing and perfect for packed schedules and tournament play. Add in live-betting terminals, and it’s an immersive, high-stakes way to experience game day.

• Vibe: High-energy, immersive, Vegas-style experience, massive 50-foot feature screen.
• What to order: Sharing-friendly Half-Time Platter with a variety of appetizers.

Vancouver’s oldest pub (established in 1925), The Lamplighter Public House blends history with a passionate sports crowd, especially fans of Manchester United F.C.

• Vibe: Historic original brickwork and chandeliers with a bustling atmosphere, a dedicated hangout for soccer and NFL fans, and late-night party vibes on weekends.
• What to order: Sample one of over 50 beers on tap.

Known for its huge wing selection and party-ready atmosphere, The Pint Public House is where sports viewing blends into nightlife, especially on weekends.

• Vibe: High-energy, party-focused, late-night crowd with big screens for sports.
• What to order: Wings! They have over 40 flavours on offer.

A slice of Australia in Vancouver, Moose’s Down Under serves up Aussie favourites alongside a mix of international and North American sports.

• Vibe: Casual, friendly, expat hangout, diverse sports coverage including rugby, soccer, Aussie rules football, NFL, and more.
• What to order: Aussie classics like chicken parmies, meat pies, and burgers with beetroot.

Tucked inside the exclusive Terminal City Club, Lions Pub is the only part of this members-only venue that’s open to the public. Inside, you’ll find a traditional British-style pub with dark wood interiors.

• Vibe: Classic and cozy British pub with a sports-centric atmosphere.
• What to order: British staples like bangers and mash, shepherd’s pie, and Scotch eggs.

Famous for over-the-top Caesars and a vibrant 2SLGBTQIA+-friendly atmosphere, Score on Davie is as much about the experience as it is about the game.

• Vibe: Colourful, inclusive, high-energy crowd, creative drinks, big portions, and lots of screens.
• What to order: Caesars piled high with insane garnishes like fried pickles, onion rings, deep-fried mac & cheese balls, and even entire cheeseburgers.

The Park Pub is a neighbourhood favourite that shows everything from major leagues to niche sports like rugby and Formula One.

• Vibe: Casual and community-focused with lots of screens, a wide range of sports, and a relaxed atmosphere.
• What to order: A breakfast and brunch menu for early morning games, rotating craft beer taps.

A Kits institution since 1975, Bimini’s keeps things casual and nostalgic with sports always on and a loyal local following.

• Vibe: Laid-back classic pub with multiple TVs, a 16-foot projection screen and an easygoing atmosphere.
• What to order: Pub favourites like fish and chips or burgers.

Located across the street from Kits Beach, LOCAL Public Eatery combines a lively patio scene with plenty of indoor screens for catching the game.

• Vibe: Social, beachy, upbeat crowd enjoying patio drinks and big screens.
• What to order: Global fare like shrimp dumplings, fried chicken ramen, and spicy guava margaritas.

A true local’s favourite, Junior’s Pub and Grill on Commercial Drive is known for its daily specials and traditions like NFL Sunday breakfast.

• Vibe: Casual neighbourhood hangout with sports always on.
• What to order: Happy hour specials on appies like sweet potato fries or deep-fried pickles.

Located in Mount Pleasant, Courtside Food and Drinks is Vancouver’s only basketball-themed bar. It even has court stripes painted on the floor and a massive scoreboard overhead. The hidden back patio has its own 15-foot screen for outdoor viewing.

• Vibe: Niche, fan-focused spot with a serious commitment to the basketball theme.
• What to order: Elevated takes on arena food like nuggets and nachos.

Built for sports fans, Sports Illustrated Clubhouse features massive screens and a schedule packed with games from around the world.

• Vibe: Modern, sports-first venue with large screens and constant game coverage.
• What to order: Shareable snacks like truffle fries and nachos.