Brewhouse Cafe

401 Moreland Ave NE, Atlanta, GA 30307 404-525-7799

Description: LITTLE FIVE POINTS. As close to an authentic English pub as you'll find in Atlanta, this sports bar's intimate yet energetic atmosphere, rich dark woods and array of English football memorabilia create the perfect venue for catching soccer and rugby matches. Amidst lively cheering, the attentive staff serves selections from the impressive beer menu alongside savory pub grub, including bangers and mash and sausage rolls with curried mustard. Patrons also delight in people watching on the outdoor patio.
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Dantanna's

3400 Around Lenox Dr, Atlanta, GA 30326 404-760-8873

Description: BUCKHEAD. Stop in on a March afternoon, and you'll likely find this establishment near Lenox Square packed with suits captivated by NCAA Tourney broadcasts. Dantanna's is a "sports restaurant" ­ a sophisticated gathering place that isn't dressed with neon signs and team pennants. Instead, dozens of flat-screen TVs hang from the clubby, dark-stained walls. The bar area includes attractive open-air patio, and the adjoining cigar lounge gives Buckhead aficionados a place where they can puff freely. That said, if you're on business and looking for a classy place to catch the "big game," Dantanna's is a good call. Great surf and turf options, too.
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Famous Pub & Sports Palace

2947 N Druid Hills Rd NE, Atlanta, GA 30329 404-633-3555

Description: NORTH DRUID HILLS ROAD. The aptly named Famous Pub & Sports Palace enjoys popularity with Atlanta's northsiders and students from nearby Emory, who love coming here to catch their favorite teams on the tube, down a few brews, and munch on fried grub. Tinted glass windows shield the games from the sun, and friendly waiters and waitresses patrol the seated areas in search of anyone with a half-empty glass.
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Manuel's Tavern

602 N Highland Ave, Atlanta, GA 30307 404-525-3447

Description: PONCEY-HIGHLAND. Somewhere in between Va-Hi and Little Five Points, cozy Manuel's stands as the stately grandfather of Atlanta's nightlife scene. The bar the "New York Times" once referred to as "Atlanta's quintessential neighborhood bar" dates back to the mid-50s, when Manuel Maloof opened the place to serve sandwiches and suds to the neighborhood crowd. Today, the joint serves as a city archives of sorts, with its Coca-Cola mural, classic Braves pennants, and old beer cans. Sunday nights feature Manuel's popular trivia contests, which tend to get fairly competitive, and the Laughing Matters comedy troupe leaves patrons in stitches the first Saturday of each month.
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Marlow's Tavern

2355 Cumberland Pkwy, Ste 10, Atlanta, GA 30339 770-432-2526

Description: VININGS. Marlow's Tavern has a cozy, yet contemporary, feel with its sleek, black and white decor. The modern American menu boasts simple classics, such as the Classic Tavern Burger, and fancier plates, like the Carolina Mountain Trout. Specialty cocktails include exotic tastes like the Blueberry Mojito and more traditional favorites like Marlow's "BLT" Bloody Mary. To top off the experience, live entertainment is featured throughout the week. Marlow's also has seven different locations in the Atlanta area.
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STATS

300 Marietta St NW, Atlanta, GA 30313 404-885-1472

Description: DOWNTOWN. The most upscale of all Atlanta sports bars, STATS is a stylish, three-story complex with five bars, multiple private rooms and a gorgeous rooftop terrace complete with cozy recliners, fire pits and stunning skyline views. Sports fans are thrilled by the 70 HDTVs and the unique ticker tape score display, while even non-sporty patrons revel in one of the country's few table tap systems and a deliciously inventive menu featuring comfort food with a twist.
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The Local

758 Ponce de Leon Ave, Atlanta, GA 30306 404-873-5002

Description: PONCEY-HIGHLAND. Escape from the loud crowds and high-traffic areas at this cozy, neighborhood watering hole. Here, you can always count on great pub grub, cold beer, and sports on the tube. On Wednesday nights, the Local hosts its popular trivia contests, and Monday nights feature karaoke parties . . . unless, of course, "Monday Night Football" is on the tube.
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Woofs On Piedmont

2425 Piedmont Rd NE, Atlanta, GA 30324 404-869-9422

Description: A colorful standout amongst sports bars in Atlanta, Woofs is the city's first gay sports pub, where the usual array of sports memorabilia is interspersed with vibrant rainbow flags. The friendly, fun-loving crowd makes patrons of all backgrounds feel welcome as everyone gathers excitedly around 31 TVs showing up to 11 different sporting events. After savoring flavorful fare and reasonably priced drinks, visitors enjoy some competition of their own with pool, darts, poker and trivia.
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