Asheville, NCSports Bars

This Haywood Street beer hall runs 20 HD TVs plus two big screen projectors, with food and drink specials on hand for game day. It is one of downtown's larger beer bars, built around long tables and a crowd that comes for both the screens and the pours. Order from the specials board and take a seat facing one of the projectors for the clearest view of the action.

A 110-inch projector runs alongside all thirteen house televisions at once inside this restored 1907 building on Spruce Street, with nachos among the game-day specials. The tavern otherwise runs a full menu of comfort food alongside more than thirty local drafts, in a downtown room built for a crowd rather than a quiet booth. Order the nachos and take a seat with a clear line to the projector.

Three TVs are positioned so they are visible from every bar seat inside this Church Street brewpub, with wings among the game-day specials. The pub brews its own beer on site and keeps a full kitchen going alongside the taps. Order a pint of the house beer with a plate of wings and grab a bar seat with a TV in every direction.

A 150-inch screen anchors this Tunnel Road bar in East Asheville, with a wing buffet and burgers among the game-day specials. The Social otherwise runs as a neighborhood pub with a full bar and a late-night kitchen, drawing a mixed crowd of regulars and visitors passing through for the game. Order wings or a burger and take a seat facing the big screen for the clearest view in the room.

Two TVs and a big screen run inside this College Street room. Built primarily as the live-music venue below Asheville Music Hall, it runs a kitchen alongside the bar and keeps the screens on for sports when a band is not booked. Order off the kitchen menu and post up near the big screen at the front of the room for the clearest sightline.