The Parlor is home to The West Wing, the west coast Ravens fan club. Fans can enjoy watching their games on the large projector screen, with audio and nice drink specials at game time.
Steelers fans can head over to Gabe’s Bar & Grill in West LA, where everyone bleeds Black & Gold. The walls are flanked with old photos and memorabilia of Steelers’ seasons past.
Packers fans are present in plenty, and it’s no wonder why - the fun atmosphere, the camaraderie, and the free food for Green Bay fans probably doesn’t hurt either.
It’s not technically a Cowboys bar, but when Dallas is playing, you better believe it will fill to the brim with Cowboys jerseys.
It’s not fancy, but it doesn’t need to be - with Eagles, Phillies, and Penn memorabilia on the walls, the Eagles on the sets, and a juicy cheesesteak, it’s a little slice of home.
The food is delicious (and inexpensive), there are plenty of TVs, and on Sundays, Tinhorn gets so packed with Bears fans people have to line up to get in. Go early, and go Bears!
The 2013 choice viewing spot of the LA Vikings Fan Club, Minnesotan fans are in good company at this mid-City sports bar.
Unquestionably the best place for Saints fans to watch the game. With a Hurricane in hand, some crawfish on your plate, and a black and gold jersey everywhere you turn, what else could you need?
San Franciscans will feel right at home in this SF-themed sports haven. Giants and 49ers decorations everywhere you turn, good drinks, fun company, great food.
Though not huge, this Irish bar has pretty much everything else that a Pats fan could want: The game on every TV, like-minded company, good beer, and good food. They even have lobster rolls!
