NFL Bars in Philadelphia: Team Bars & Eagles Spots (2026)
Eagles bars, out-of-town fan clubs and the best all-around football bars in Philadelphia, with a team-by-team directory.
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Finding a TV in Philadelphia is easy. Finding the right room is the part worth planning. For Eagles fans, that might be a stadium-district party, the city's oldest tavern or a corner bar where the whole neighborhood knows the fight song. For everyone else, Philly has a real network of out-of-town fan clubs, from Bills Backers in Center City to a Browns crowd in Pennsport and a Broncos gathering at a Germantown brewery.
This guide covers the best NFL bars in Philadelphia for every kind of Sunday: Eagles bars first, then team bars and fan meetups, then the all-around spots to try when you're following several games at once. If you only need to know where your team watches, start with the directory just below.
Find Your Team: Out-of-Town NFL Fan Bars in Philadelphia
These teams have a bar where their fans gather in Philadelphia. A fan home means a supporters' group meets there regularly. A meetup means a group organizes watch parties there, so check its latest post before you go.
If your team isn't listed, head to one of our all-around football bars further down: Cavanaugh's Rittenhouse, Bar-Ly, Cavanaugh's Headhouse or CJ & Eck's.
| Team | Where to watch | Details |
|---|---|---|
| Baltimore Ravens | MilkBoy South Street | Fan home · South Street |
| Buffalo Bills | Tir na nÓg | Bills Backers · Center City |
| Cleveland Browns | Jaxx Steaks Taproom | Browns Backers · Pennsport |
| Denver Broncos | Attic Brewing Company | Fan club · Germantown |
| Detroit Lions | Taqueria Cresta | The Philly Pride meetups · East Falls |
| Green Bay Packers | MilkBoy Chestnut | Packers Club · Center City |
| Philadelphia Eagles | Eagles bars, below | Pick your neighborhood and mood |
| Pittsburgh Steelers | O'Neals Pub | Steelers Alley, upstairs · Queen Village |
| San Francisco 49ers | Buffalo Wild Wings, Roosevelt Blvd. | Faithful Philly watch parties · Northeast Philly |
Eagles Bars in Philadelphia: Where to Watch the Birds
Every bar in this city shows the Eagles. These are the ones worth planning a Sunday around, from the stadium district to Manayunk, sorted roughly from big occasions to neighborhood corners.
Stateside Live!
1100 Pattison Ave, Philadelphia, PA 19148, USA
The complex formerly known as Xfinity Live! sits between the Linc, Citizens Bank Park and the arena, and it's the place to go when you want game day to feel like an event. There's a 58-foot LED screen, expanded indoor and outdoor space, and every Eagles game, home or away, with the sound up. For home games, you'll need to buy the cover charge in advance, and home and away dates have separate reservation pages.
McGillin's Olde Ale House
1310 Drury St, Philadelphia, PA 19107, USA
McGillin's has been pouring since 1860, which makes it Philadelphia's oldest continuously operating tavern. On game days it adds screens and projectors to the old room, and the whole place reacts to every snap together. There are no reservations, so get there early if you want to sit with your group.
Chickie's & Pete's
1526 Packer Ave, Philadelphia, PA 19145, USA
If you're visiting and want the most Philly sports-bar meal possible, this is it. Order the Crabfries, add wings or seafood, and watch with a room full of fans a short trip from the stadiums. It's a full restaurant, so it works for groups who want a real meal with the game. Book the Packer Avenue location specifically.
Lion Sports Bar
1021 Arch St, Philadelphia, PA 19107, USA
Lion opened in Chinatown in 2025 and has quickly become a serious game-day option: 35 TVs, Eagles games with sound and open-bar-and-buffet packages for big games. The Chinese-inspired menu is the twist, and soup dumplings beat standard bar wings. It opens at 7 a.m. on weekends, so it's worth a call when the Eagles have an early overseas kickoff.
Tradesman's
1322 Chestnut St, Philadelphia, PA 19107, USA
Tradesman's is a large, two-level Center City sports bar that hosts regular Eagles watch parties. Barbecue and whiskey give it more personality than a typical game-day room, and the size makes it one of the easier places to bring a group.
Founding Fathers South St Sports Bar & Grill
1612 South St, Philadelphia, PA 19146, USA
A South Street game-day staple with more than a dozen TVs, 20 draft lines and a gastropub menu. It's all about Philadelphia teams, but the atmosphere stays fairly relaxed, which makes it an easy place to meet friends, eat lunch and stay for the whole game.
Green Room
1940 Green St, Philadelphia, PA 19130, USA
One of Fairmount's most popular bars, and the crowd tells you why: longtime regulars at the pool tables, loud Eagles fans and tourists who wandered over from the art museum and stayed for the game. Beer is cheap, and there's darts and pool between quarters. It's cash only, with an ATM inside.
Garage Fishtown
100 E Girard Ave, Philadelphia, PA 19125, USA
Garage is built for a social afternoon: canned beer, sports on every screen and bar games to fill the commercial breaks. The Fishtown branch has its own food menu.
Garage Passyunk
1231 Passyunk Ave, Philadelphia, PA 19147, USA
Same canned beer, screens and bar games as the Fishtown Garage. The Passyunk branch doesn't need a kitchen; it sits next to Pat's and Geno's and welcomes BYO cheesesteaks.
New Wave Cafe
784 S 3rd St, Philadelphia, PA 19147, USA
A Queen Village corner pub where the menu gets as much attention as the TVs. There's a long food list with real vegetarian and vegan options, plus pool and darts, so it's a good call when not everyone in your group wants wings.
Other Half Brewing Philadelphia
1002 Canal St, Philadelphia, PA 19123, USA
Other Half brings its New York beer reputation to a Fishtown taproom with a full kitchen and a beer garden. Its Eagles watch parties put the game on big screens with sound, and there are kids' bites if younger fans are coming along. It closes at 8 p.m. on Sundays, so save it for the 1 p.m. and 4 p.m. games.
New Deck Tavern
3408 Sansom St, Philadelphia, PA 19104, USA
A traditional Irish pub spread across three converted rowhouses near Penn. Eagles game-day specials, Guinness and pub food make it the easy University City pick. It's normally closed Mondays, so it's a Sunday-only plan unless the bar announces a special opening.
Bayou Bar & Grill
4245 Main St #1602, Philadelphia, PA 19127, USA
A Manayunk game-day regular with wings, pub food and a loud Eagles crowd. Stay on Main Street afterward and the rest of the afternoon takes care of itself.
Libertee Grounds
1600 W Girard Ave Ste C5, Philadelphia, PA 19130, USA
Libertee Grounds solves the problem of a group where only half the people care about the game. There's local beer, Asian bar food, screens for the Eagles and two nine-hole mini golf courses, paid separately. All ages are welcome all day on Sundays, which makes it one of the best family options in the city.
Misconduct Tavern
1511 Locust St, Philadelphia, PA 19102, USA
Misconduct pairs a nautical pub look with burgers, draft beer and plenty of HD TVs. This is the Rittenhouse branch on Locust Street.
Misconduct Tavern
1801 John F Kennedy Blvd, Philadelphia, PA 19103, USA
The Logan Square Misconduct has the same burgers, draft beer and HD TVs as the Rittenhouse original, plus outdoor seating for early-season games.
City Tap House Logan Square
100 N 18th St, Philadelphia, PA 19103, USA
City Tap is the more polished choice: a long craft beer list, a proper menu and Eagles games on the screens. It closes at 8 p.m. on Sundays, so plan on an afternoon game.
Paddy Whacks Irish Sports Pub - South Street
150 South St, Philadelphia, PA 19147, USA
Irish pub food and football on the screens, right in the middle of the South Street action.
Paddy Whacks Irish Sports Pub - Welsh Road
9241-43 Roosevelt Blvd, Philadelphia, PA 19114, USA
The Northeast Paddy Whacks on Roosevelt Boulevard has the same Irish pub food and football screens as the South Street branch, and it's one of the better places to watch in that part of the city.
Team Bars in Philadelphia: Where Out-of-Town Fans Watch
These are the places to go when watching with your own team's fans matters as much as the game. Six are established fan homes. The Lions and 49ers listings are organized meetups, so check the group's latest post before you head over.
MilkBoy South Street
401 South St, Philadelphia, PA 19147, USA
The Ravens' own fan-club directory lists Ravens Roost 215 at MilkBoy South Street, which gives Baltimore fans a home base right in the middle of Eagles country. It's a bar and restaurant on one of the city's busiest strips, so there's plenty to do before kickoff and after the final whistle.
Tir na nOg
1600 Arch St, Philadelphia, PA 19103, USA
The Philly Bills Backers hold their watch parties at Tir na nÓg, and on Bills Sundays the Irish pub belongs to Buffalo. Its Center City location makes it the easiest team bar in this guide to reach if you're staying downtown.
Jaxx Steaks Taproom
242 Wharton St, Philadelphia, PA 19147, USA
The Philadelphia Browns Backers call Jaxx home, and the pairing is about as local as it gets: Browns football, a cold beer and a cheesesteak or roast pork sandwich. Pennsport also feels a world away from the Center City sports-bar circuit, in a good way.
Attic Brewing Company
137 Berkley St, Philadelphia, PA 19144, USA
The Philadelphia Broncos fan club gathers at Attic, a neighborhood brewery with house beer, a beer garden and rotating food trucks. Families and dogs are welcome in the taproom, which makes it an easy all-day plan. For an unusual kickoff time, go by the club's announcement rather than the brewery's regular hours.
MilkBoy Philadelphia
1100 Chestnut St, Philadelphia, PA 19107, USA
The MilkBoy Packers Club gathers at this Chestnut Street MilkBoy for Green Bay games, making it the room to find if you want to celebrate with fellow cheeseheads. The venue is a bar, restaurant and live-music space, but on Packers Sundays the club is the draw.
O'Neals Pub
611 S 3rd St, Philadelphia, PA 19147, USA
Head upstairs at O'Neals for Steelers Alley, the local Pittsburgh gathering. Bring your Terrible Towel. Downstairs is a traditional pub with a full menu, and upstairs is where the black and gold crowd sits.
Taqueria Cresta
3743 Midvale Ave, Philadelphia, PA 19129, USA
The Philly Pride brings Lions fans together upstairs at Taqueria Cresta, a three-story East Falls taqueria known for its birria tacos. The group's upstairs setup has multiple TVs and game sound. Check The Philly Pride's page for the next meetup, especially for Monday games, since Cresta doesn't usually open on Mondays.
Buffalo Wild Wings
9701 Roosevelt Blvd, Philadelphia, PA 19114, USA
Faithful Philly 49ers hosts watch parties at this Roosevelt Boulevard Buffalo Wild Wings. It's not a glamorous room, but it's where the Niners crowd is. Check the group's latest post for each game.
Best Sports Bars in Philadelphia for Every NFL Game
Start here if your team doesn't have a Philly home, your group has divided loyalties or you're following the whole slate. When you arrive, ask for your matchup by name and say if you want the sound on. That matters most when the Eagles are on at the same time.
Cavanaugh's Rittenhouse
1913 Sansom St, Philadelphia, PA 19103, USA
Cavs is the strongest all-around pick in the city. It carries Sunday Ticket, spreads across two floors, and the screens are hung high enough that you can see one from almost anywhere, even when the bar is packed. Eagles tables carry a food-and-drink minimum and a service charge, and each reservation covers one game.
Bar-Ly Chinatown
101 N 11th St, Philadelphia, PA 19107, USA
Bar-Ly has more than 50 HD TVs, 60 draft lines and a menu that swings between American pub food and Asian dishes. That range makes it a good home base when everyone wants a different game and a different lunch. Happy hour doesn't apply during Eagles games.
Cavanaugh’s Headhouse
421 S 2nd St, Philadelphia, PA 19147, USA
The Headhouse Cavs spreads its TVs across several rooms on two floors, so it's easier to find a corner for your game here than at a one-room bar. Staff take game requests, and wings and pub food keep everyone fed. Booking terms differ from the Rittenhouse branch, so arrange your table with this location directly.
CJ & Eck's
384 Shurs Ln #3534, Philadelphia, PA 19128, USA
CJ & Eck's has 21 TVs and the NFL package, and it actively courts fans looking for out-of-town games. Wings, draft beer and loaded Eck's-treme fries round it out. It opens at 11 a.m. on Sundays, which leaves time for lunch before the early games.
Teams Without a Dedicated Philly Bar
A Note for Chiefs Fans
Big Charlie's Saloon, the South Philly bar known as Arrowhead East, closed permanently in December 2025 after the death of its owner. There's no replacement Chiefs bar yet. Cavs Rittenhouse is the first stop for Sunday Ticket, with Bar-Ly, Cavs Headhouse and CJ & Eck's as solid backups.
A Note for Commanders Fans
Older lists sometimes name Bayou in Manayunk or Woolly Mammoth as Washington bars. Both venues have said they aren't, so don't count on finding a Commanders crowd at either. Use the all-around bars instead.
Fan Groups Without a Fixed Bar
Raiders, Patriots, Panthers and Vikings fans each have an active group (Philly Raider Nation, Philly Area New England Sports Fans, Liberty Riot and Philadelphia/New Jersey Vikings Fans), but none has a settled Philadelphia bar right now. Follow the group for its next gathering and location, and use the all-around bars in the meantime.
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