"Even if you haven't already given up on cable, your house isn't always the best place to watch sports. Bars, on the other hand, never run out of ice, cold beer, or equally superstitious baseball or basketball fans, all while giving you the ability to cheer on a bunch of people you'll never meet in real life. They all have more than enough TVs to serve your athletic-observing needs, and, probably, way too much sports memorabilia."
"Bus Stop in Cow Hollow is where you can watch every team imaginable under one roof, and also small enough that you might end up making friends with your sworn sports enemy (or making friends with a regular), and buying each other rounds. For larger games, they cover up the pool tables in the back to create more places to sit or put your drink down."
"Blackthorn in the Inner Sunset is a sports bar that's also kind of sexy. Yes, there are lots of TVs, but also dark red walls, candles on every table, and a disco ball that gives off a multi-colored glow on DJ nights. It's not only a great place to watch sports but also a fantastic casual date spot, especially if pool or Monday night trivia is your love language."
Bars provide plentiful TVs, cold beer, and enthusiastic fans for watching sports outside the home. Bus Stop in Cow Hollow hosts every team under one roof, is compact enough to spark new friendships, covers pool tables for big games, offers a nightly drink special, and allows customers to bring food from any source. Blackthorn in the Inner Sunset combines many TVs with dark red walls, candlelit tables, a disco ball on DJ nights, a solid beer list, pool, Monday-night trivia, and a cozy back patio. Valley Tavern in Noe Valley features a multi-level back patio with picnic tables and TVs, recent interior updates, and U-shaped booths for prime viewing.
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