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Best Sports Bar
by Patrick Austin
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| Mr.
Austin is a freelance writer who covers sports and health
for a number of web sites including RealGM.com, Hoopsworld.com,
and Fanstop.com. He currently also covers entertainment and
sports for Vainquer magazine. |
How important is getting to the best sports bar? If you’re
a sports junkie and you want to go out to watch a certain sporting
event, choosing the right sports bar is crucial. You don’t
want to go to a place that’s too loud and annoying, but you
don’t want to hang out at a library either.
So what makes the best sports bar? In my opinion, it’s a
place where you can go to watch a game with like-minded people
looking for the same thing. It's not some place where catching
the score is an afterthought. Music is fine, as long as it's in
the background, and not dominating the scene.
This combination is very hard to find. That’s why it’s
best not to put all of your eggs in one basket. Don’t plan
your evening around one location. Make sure you have some flexibility
so to increase your chances of finding the best sports bar experience.
Here is a list of the some of the best sports bar in the country…
Best Sports Bar in New York: Ship of Fools
This is considered the best sports bar in New York. It’s
a great place to watch a sporting event since there are more than
forty televisions throughout the bar. If you aren’t in the
mood to watch TV and prefer some hands-on entertainment, they
have dart boards and a high tech virtual-golf videogame (Golden
Tee).
Best Sports Bar in Virginia: Crystal City Sports Pub
Want to watch a game? Plenty of TV’s surrounding the bar.
You can do that thing with the balls on the green felt table and
still watch the game without having the competition dominate the
scene. Another interesting feature is the dance floor on the second
floor. When the weather is nice, you can sit outside. The best
feature has to be the fact that the bar organizes regular trips
to local sporting events.
Best Sports Bar in Los Angeles? The Yard House
The Yard House offers numerous television monitors to watch sporting
events. It’s most famous for its draft beer system. More
than a thousand gallons of beer is housed in a keg house that
utilizes an intricate network of tubing to transport the beer
overhead to the bar and then poured from over one hundred different
taps. The menu offers American Fusion cuisine and a wide variety
of music is played through an incredible, state of the art sound
system.
If you’d like to find the best sports bar in your area,
try these links, or try 'best sports bar in (your city)' in Google.
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