60. Sports Bars

Equipped with all of the major sports packages and numerous HD tv’s that are visible from virtually anywhere in the bar, this bar and grille is a great family-friendly option for the die-hard sports fan. The food is at least a notch or two above typical bar fare, and if the game (or games) that you’re invested in go into overtime, you can always let the others take a stroll through the scenic streets of The Market Common while you wait to see who wins.

Broadway at the Beach’s newest sports bar is a pretty fancy place to simultaneously watch as many games as you can. For example, Chuck & Duck’s has fifty 50″ HD LED screens as well as a jumbo screen wall that can show nine separate games, or one BIG event. The bar also plays host to various celebrities and sports stars throughout the year, so you never know who you’ll run into here.

Pretty much every drinkery that can be classified as a sports bar serves wings, but not all of them specialize in them. This Barefoot Landing restaurant and bar offers up 33 homemade flavors to satisfy your deep-fried chicken urges, not to mention lots of big screens for your sporting event-viewing pleasure.

This North Myrtle Beach sports bar could be the most “sporty” in the area, the walls draped with memorabilia and autographs, televisions and screens of all sizes virtually everywhere you look, and an arcade room for those boring periods in between games. They also have an extensive menu of bar-appropriate food that is diverse enough to please any large group.

Broadway at the Beach’s original sports bar features over 1400 inches of tv screens, which includes a 25-foot jumbo screen for the big events. Whoever your favorite team is, if they’re on tv, Louie’s probably has it. And if the game goes sour, check out their karaoke bar, huge arcade center, or grab a bite to eat while you enjoy a cold beverage or two.

With two locations on the Grand Strand, this national chain offers locals and visitors exactly what it looks like in the commercials — big wings, big televisions, and big sound. B-Dub (as it’s referred to by fans) is a great place to watch the important games since the atmosphere somewhat resembles the feel of packed stadium.

Fat Jack’s Wings & Things has been around for more than 40 years at various locations and recently saw new ownership in 2013. But the same tasty chicken wings and other things keep locals and visitors coming back for more. Junior Kemp and Debby Kolar haven’t changed much; if it ain’t b

Visitors and transplants from the Steel City swear there’s a time portal at Oscar’s front door that magically transports them back to Pittsburgh. Oscar’s, which is owned and operated by native Pittsburghers, is a sports bar, restaurant and locals hangout all rolled into one, but on fall Sund

Bumstead’s is considered more of a bar than a restaurant, as the name indicates, but the locally owned English pub/sports bar also manages to serve a good meal to go with the good times. Adjoining the popular Dagwood’s Deli, Bumstead’s has its own identity as a bar but shared the