Castro
Hi Tops (2247 Market St. (between Sanchez and 16th Street)
Featuring cold pitchers and hot catchers, the Castro’s original and only gay sports bar is the perfect viewing spot to watch the Golden State Warriors inch closer to becoming champions! Watch the final match(es) on multiple hi-res screens situated throughout the entire bar. Hours: Saturday 10 a.m.-2 a.m.; Sunday 10 a.m.-12 a.m.; Monday-Wednesday 4 p.m.-12 a.m.; Thursday-Friday 4 p.m.-2 a.m.
Cole Valley
Kezar Pub
Location: 770 Stanyan St, San Francisco, CA
Phone: (415) 386-9292
The bar sits right next to Kezar Stadium, where both the 49ers and the Raiders played their first seasons, and that history shows. Kezar Pub has been a go-to sports bar for Bay Area fans for years, and they’ve got the beer, onion rings, and calamari are top notch.
Financial District
ThirstyBear Brewing Company (661 Howard St.)
Certified organic brewery, full bar, craft cocktails, Spanish tapas and paella, four 55-inch, flat-panel HD TVs in the bar. Hours: Open for every game.
Bar 333 at Le Meridien Hotel (333 Battery St.)
Sleek and modern bar in the middle of the Financial District, three televisions viewable from nearly every seat in the house. Great place to relax and watch the game downtown. Hours: Open for every game.
Jillian’s
Location: 101 4th St, San Francisco
Jillian’s is the ideal sports bar and restaurant for those looking for a nice sit down dinner and lots of fun in the same venue. Jillian’s offers great food, a ton of billiards tables, many TV’s and a huge projector, making it a great place for sports fans any night of the week.
Fisherman's Wharf/North Beach
Players Sports Grill & Arcade (PIER 39 | The Embarcadero at Beach Street)
Spice up the big game with their Golden Special: Curry Punch, Hot Wings and a $10 Game card for your own personal shootout on NBA Hoopshot! With 35-plus HDTVs, 15-plus beers on tap, and two full bars, it's a slam dunk. Hours: Warriors Game Days from 11:30 a.m. - 10 p.m.
Wipeout Bar & Grill (PIER 39 | The Embarcadero at Beach Street)
Watch the Golden State Warriors in HD on the projection screen at Wipeout Bar & Grill. Full bar. Hours: 9 a.m.-10 p.m. every day
Hard Rock Café (PIER 39 | The Embarcadero at Beach Street)
If the game is on, Hard Rock is pouring happy hour prices. Eat 50% off and drink 30% off during the games. Bar area only. Hours: Open for every game.
Brick & Beam @ the Hyatt Fisherman’s Wharf (550 North Point St.)
Celebrate the Warriors at one of the best restaurants and bars in the iconic Fisherman’s Wharf area. Watch the games from 12 HDTV screens ranging from 55- to 60-inches, with individual speaker boxes for your table. Hours: Open for every game.
Hayes Valley
Nickies
466 Haight St
San Francisco, CA 94117
Inner Sunset
Blackthorn
834 Irving St
San Francisco, CA 94122
Lower Haight
Mad Dog in The Fog (530 Haight St.)
A seemingly endless variety of beers (150-plus) and multiple televisions will keep even the most jaded Warriors fan happy on all game days. A true classic Irish sports pub, this is a great bar to catch the Dubs. Hours: Open for every game.
Lower Pacific Heights
San Francisco Athletic Club (1750 Divisadero St.)
A full bar plus wines on tap and a couple dozen big-screen TVs make for a fun vibe at this sports bar. Can be packed for Dubs games, so go early if you want to get in as a queue can form when it gets too full on game days. Hours: Open for every game.
Marina/Cow Hollow
Jake’s Steaks
3301 Buchanan St
San Francisco, CA 94123
Mission
Giordano Brothers (3108 16th St.)
Beer, huge TVs, shuffleboard, Pittsburgh-style sandwiches (with fries and coleslaw in the middle) and full bar. What more could a Warriors fan ask for on game day? Hours: Open for every game.
The Chapel (777 Valencia St.)
Watch all games in the main full bar with drink specials and food specials like Spicy Chicken Wings and BBQ Pulled Pork sliders. Hours: Open for every game.
SOMA
Drake (508 4th St.)
Drake is a unique space with several TVs and a full bar in SOMA. Hours: Open for every game.
Pete’s Tavern
Location: 128 King Street San Francisco
If you are looking for a fun place to get some food and drinks on an away game night, Pete’s Tavern is the place to go. The Western Burger is quite delicious, and goes well with their plethora of beers they have on tap. Also for female sports fans, Pete’s was also named one of the best places for female sports fans in San Francisco.
Zeke’s
Location: 600 3rd street, San Francisco
Zeke’s is one of the best places to go for sports fans if you are looking for a no drama bar. Often characterized as a midwest sports bar, Zeke’s is very low-key and a great place to hang out and watch a game. With lots of beer specials and great burgers, Zeke’s is a great place to hang out.
Nova Bar and Restaurant
Location: 555 Second Street, San Francisco
Phone: (415) 543-2282
Nova is known for their awesome hardy American food that is perfect before an afternoon or evening of drinking at the ball park. Nova has awesome Tater Tots, Truffle Fries and Mac ‘N Cheese that is unparalleled. So if you are looking for good food to fill your stomachs before a fun night out with a great sports atmosphere, Nova is the place to go.
Outer Sunset
The Taco Shop At Underdog's
1824 Irving St.
San Francisco
Union Square
Golden Gate Bar & Grill (525 Sutter at Powell Street)
Go Dubs-nation crazy with over 20 screens and 100-plus beers at the Golden Gate Tap Room. In between big Warriors moments, you can also play game hall classics like shuffleboard, SkeeBall, Foosball, arcade games and pool tables. Hours: Open for every game.
Burger Bar (Sixth floor of Macy’s on Union Square, 251 Geary St.)
Cheer for the Golden State Warriors as they slam-dunk their way through the playoffs. Enjoy buckets of beer or draft pitchers while watching the game on one of the bar’s multiple screens. Choose from a selection of appetizers to share including Burger Bar chicken wings ($14.95) or build your own burger. Round out your experience with an alcoholic milkshake with flavors like Irish Coffee and Red Velvet. Hours: Open for every game.
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