Famous for showing just about every UFC card, Biergarten will switch to a more traditional fight this Saturday. Reservations are recommended, as are the brats and short rib poutine.

For a foodie-friendly way to take in the fight, Sidebar at the Beverly Wilshire might be a good bet — a $40 cover gets all-you-can-eat bar bites (menu items not included) and a signature cocktail. Chefs Ari Rosenson and Ken Concepcion are planning a number of specialty menu items including the cleverly named "Knuckle Sandwich," a crispy pig trotter number that's been topped with pickled red onion and whole grain mustard aioli in a housemade honey bun.

This small chain of sports bars puts out a surprisingly good truffled lobster roll. It will also be carrying the fight, though reservations are recommended.

This upscale sports bar in Culver City is carrying the fight (and promises a DJ and dancing afterward), but you might want to call and make a reservation ahead of time.

The Dodger-friendly bar will be carrying the fight, though they also recommend reserved seating.

The West Hollywood Iirish Pub/Sports Bar will keep their famous grilled cheeses coming and the beer flowing when they show the Mayweather-Pacquiao bout on May 2.

Studio City's The Rec Room will be carrying MayPac on most of its 30 monitors. For those not inclined to the spectacle of pugilism, there's some bar box pool tables and, of course, tons of beer.

A fantastic variety of surprisingly good burgers (yay!) and way too many Giants fans (boo!) make S.F. Saloon a great place to catch the fight if you're from the Bay Area, or if you like burgers in general. $30 cover, first come, first served basis (No reservations).

Freddie's 35er will be carrying the fight, and tickets are $20 presale and $30 at the door. No seating is guaranteed, so prepare to pack it in at this Pasadena watering hole.