Best NFL Bars in Los Angeles for Every Team (2026)

Los Angeles isn't one football town. It's dozens of Sunday rooms spread across a huge city: Rams and Chargers bars around SoFi, beach bars taken over by visiting fans, and neighborhood pubs where the same transplant crowd has watched together for years.

The right team bar can feel uncannily like home. The wrong one may technically carry your game, but only on a silent TV above the ice machine. This guide separates real fan-club bars from general sports bars, flags the gatherings that depend on a fan group's schedule, and says plainly when a team doesn't have a dependable LA home right now. 

Twenty-seven teams have a real place to watch in LA. Official team network means the club itself lists the bar; fan-club bar means an organized fan group calls it home; event-dependent means confirm the group's plans for the week before you go.

West Coast football starts early, so the first Sunday window is 10 a.m. Pacific and international games land around breakfast.

Two more early-morning games are left this season: Bengals vs. Falcons in Madrid on November 8 and Patriots vs. Lions in Munich on November 15. The Vikings vs. 49ers game in Mexico City on November 22 is a normal 5:20 p.m. Sunday night kickoff. Fan bars often open early for their team's 10 a.m. games even when posted Sunday hours start later, but a 6:30 a.m. opening has to be announced, so check the bar's social accounts that week.

Both LA teams publish official bar lists, and every bar on the Rams network commits to showing every Rams game. These are the strongest picks from each list, plus a couple of SoFi-area alternatives. Common Space and Golden Road are also in our guide to the best breweries in Los Angeles.

More Rams and Chargers bars. The Rams Bar Network also includes Buffalo Wild Wings DTLA, Mal's Bar near USC, The Pawn Shop on Melrose, OB's Pub & Grill in Manhattan Beach, A Mi Hacienda in Pico Rivera, Bar Louie in Downey, Hops and Barley Alehouse in South Gate, Rocco's Tavern in Pasadena, Art's Pizza Company in Covina, Babybro's Pizza in San Dimas and The Paddock Sports Bar in Thousand Oaks.

The Chargers' Bolt Fam list adds Boardroom Brewery and Brewport Tap House in El Segundo, Culture Brewing in Manhattan Beach, The Slip in Lomita, Peking Tavern in Little Tokyo, La Chuperia in Lincoln Heights, 12Sixty in La Mirada, Off Duty Beer + Wine in Bellflower and The Woodman in Sherman Oaks.

Every bar here hosts an established crowd for a team outside LA. Teams run in alphabetical order, and a bar shared by two fan bases appears once with both named. Tower 12 and Hennessey's are beach bars the rest of the week (see our beach bars guide), and Tiny's doubles as one of the Westside's better first-date bars.

Washington Commanders: the Westside Go-Go fan club hosts Commanders parties at Tom's Watch Bar LA Live, listed with the every-game bars below.

These bars put the whole Sunday slate on screen, which makes them the right call for mixed groups and for fans whose team has no LA home. Common Space, Game Changer, Rock & Brews and 33 Taps Culver City, all covered above, belong on this list too. For a postgame drink away from the stadium-district noise, our rooftop bars guide covers Downtown's roofs.

Pick by neighborhood first. A 90-minute drive across town can cancel out the payoff of a famous team bar. The Westside, South Bay and Valley each have strong options, so start with the bars closest to you.

Arrive early for real takeovers. Backstage, Tiny's, The Greyhound, O'Brien's, Busby's West and St Felix fill up for big games. An hour before kickoff is sensible, and earlier for rivalries and playoffs.

Confirm the sound, the hours and the branch. Big every-game bars run several games at once but only one gets the speakers. Team affiliations at 33 Taps, Hennessey's, Rocco's and Tom's belong to specific branches, and early openings for 10 a.m. or international kickoffs are announced week by week.