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Wings and NFL games at Bonchon in San Gabriel.
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Catch NFL Action at These 10 Boisterous Los Angeles Bars

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Wings and NFL games at Bonchon in San Gabriel.
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While it’s hard to beat the comfort of watching football from one’s well-worn couch, sometimes game day calls for a little more fanfare. Thankfully, it’s easy to head to any one of these local Los Angeles restaurants and watering holes for festive ambiance and crowd-pleasing drinks and food. Here now are 10 spots to catch all the NFL football action this season.

Added: Pitcher House Upper Deck, Jalapeno Pete’s, The Copper Mine, Barney’s Beanery, Founder’s Ale House, Bonchon Chicken, Barrel & Ashes

Removed: Beer Belly, Dip’s Grill, Arts District Brewing, Goal, Butcher’s Dog, Biergarten, The Bun Shop, Bludso’s Bar & Que, The Fox & Hounds, The Greyhound Bar & Grill, Study Hall, Flights Craft Beer + Sports Grill, Hey19, Congregation Ale House, Dog Haus Biergarten Old Pasadena, Sonny McLean’s, Tony’s Darts Away, The Morrison, The Bottle Room, Mok Maru Jong, 2nd HALF, Joxer Daly’s, Tom Bergin’s

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The Copper Mine

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Lots of screens, solid pizza, and most importantly, extremely comfortable seating make The Copper Mine one of the premier spots to grab a drink and some grub to catch NFL games on Sundays.

An array of dishes, including nachos, sitting at a sunny bar table.
The Copper Mine
The Copper Mine

Mr Furley's Bar

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Big TVs, lots of space, and additional games like pool help to make Mr. Furley’s in Glendale a go-to spot for all things sports. Add in inexpensive drinks and casual pub fare for maximum effect.

A burger served in a tall bun with a side of potato chips.
A burger from Mr. Furley’s
Mr. Furley’s Bar

Barrel and Ashes

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Barrel & Ashes is already well established as a spot for quality barbecue in the Valley. But during NFL season the place doubles as a sports bar with multiple TVs spread across two floors, making it ideal for game day viewing and dining.

Barrel & Ashes barbecue spread on a table.
Spread at Barrel & Ashes
Wonho Frank Lee

Jalapeno Pete's

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Jalapeno Pete’s claims to serve the best tacos in town. Regardless of the massive claim, the Studio City restaurant at least gets credit for having a great tequila selection and enough TV’s to catch any game.

Tacos arranged vertically on a metal tray.
Jalapeno Pete’s
Jalapeno Pete’s

Bonchon Chicken

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There’s a ‘Tom Brady will beat your team’-sized bet to be made that Bonchon will have the best chicken wings of any place on this list. The beer offerings are severely limited but if chicken and beer is what you’re after, there’s enough TV’s to catch some football on Sundays.

Fans pulling wings from a colorful plate with dip in the middle.
Bonchon Chicken
Bonchon Chicken

Barney's Beanery

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Barney’s Beanery is an LA classic, sporting multiple locations throughout the Southland. Always equipped with a solid amount of screens, the no-frills Irish pub is as dependable as an every-down back.

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Barney’s Beanery
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Founders Ale House

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With a great beer selection and a host of vegan offerings (cauliflower wings, anyone?), Founder’s Ale House ups the ante with NFL Sunday Ticket to get your Sundays rolling.

An empty bar sits ready for TV watching, with screens beyond the bar.
Founders Ale House
Founders Ale House

Beelman's Pub

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Beelman's is a great place to be, particularly during game day. With all manner of smothered fries and a clean-but-laid back vibe, it's a great place to take in a pint and watch some pigskin without the craziness of the average Irish pub.

A colorful Irish-leaning sports bar, complete with advertisements on the walls and old wooden booths.
Beelman’s Pub
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Sonny McLean's

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Sonny McLean's is the Boston sports bar in Los Angeles, and probably one of the only public in LA one could wear a Patriots jersey and be reasonably shielded from ridicule. It's also home to a more-than-serviceable rendition of fish and chips, plus lots of inexpensive pints of beer of course.

A server pours a drink at an Irish bar as TVs play in the background.
Sonny McLean’s
Sonny McLean’s

Pitcher House Upper Deck

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Ping pong, billiards, and 31 different screens define the lineup at Pitcher House, which sits on the second floor of a mini-mall shared with a Whole Foods. It’s a funky address, perhaps, but inside the place is nothing but a good time.

A lineup of cocktails with michelada mix.
Pitcher House Upper Deck
Pitcher House Upper Deck

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The Copper Mine

Lots of screens, solid pizza, and most importantly, extremely comfortable seating make The Copper Mine one of the premier spots to grab a drink and some grub to catch NFL games on Sundays.

An array of dishes, including nachos, sitting at a sunny bar table.
The Copper Mine
The Copper Mine

Mr Furley's Bar

Big TVs, lots of space, and additional games like pool help to make Mr. Furley’s in Glendale a go-to spot for all things sports. Add in inexpensive drinks and casual pub fare for maximum effect.

A burger served in a tall bun with a side of potato chips.
A burger from Mr. Furley’s
Mr. Furley’s Bar

Barrel and Ashes

Barrel & Ashes is already well established as a spot for quality barbecue in the Valley. But during NFL season the place doubles as a sports bar with multiple TVs spread across two floors, making it ideal for game day viewing and dining.

Barrel & Ashes barbecue spread on a table.
Spread at Barrel & Ashes
Wonho Frank Lee

Jalapeno Pete's

Jalapeno Pete’s claims to serve the best tacos in town. Regardless of the massive claim, the Studio City restaurant at least gets credit for having a great tequila selection and enough TV’s to catch any game.

Tacos arranged vertically on a metal tray.
Jalapeno Pete’s
Jalapeno Pete’s

Bonchon Chicken

There’s a ‘Tom Brady will beat your team’-sized bet to be made that Bonchon will have the best chicken wings of any place on this list. The beer offerings are severely limited but if chicken and beer is what you’re after, there’s enough TV’s to catch some football on Sundays.

Fans pulling wings from a colorful plate with dip in the middle.
Bonchon Chicken
Bonchon Chicken

Barney's Beanery

Barney’s Beanery is an LA classic, sporting multiple locations throughout the Southland. Always equipped with a solid amount of screens, the no-frills Irish pub is as dependable as an every-down back.

OLY 2016-2024-USA-LOSANGELES
Barney’s Beanery
Photo credit should read ROBYN BECK/AFP/Getty Images

Founders Ale House

With a great beer selection and a host of vegan offerings (cauliflower wings, anyone?), Founder’s Ale House ups the ante with NFL Sunday Ticket to get your Sundays rolling.

An empty bar sits ready for TV watching, with screens beyond the bar.
Founders Ale House
Founders Ale House

Beelman's Pub

Beelman's is a great place to be, particularly during game day. With all manner of smothered fries and a clean-but-laid back vibe, it's a great place to take in a pint and watch some pigskin without the craziness of the average Irish pub.

A colorful Irish-leaning sports bar, complete with advertisements on the walls and old wooden booths.
Beelman’s Pub
Elizabeth Daniels

Sonny McLean's

Sonny McLean's is the Boston sports bar in Los Angeles, and probably one of the only public in LA one could wear a Patriots jersey and be reasonably shielded from ridicule. It's also home to a more-than-serviceable rendition of fish and chips, plus lots of inexpensive pints of beer of course.

A server pours a drink at an Irish bar as TVs play in the background.
Sonny McLean’s
Sonny McLean’s

Pitcher House Upper Deck

Ping pong, billiards, and 31 different screens define the lineup at Pitcher House, which sits on the second floor of a mini-mall shared with a Whole Foods. It’s a funky address, perhaps, but inside the place is nothing but a good time.

A lineup of cocktails with michelada mix.
Pitcher House Upper Deck
Pitcher House Upper Deck

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