Orlando, FLSports Bars

This College Park public house runs 27 TVs. A full liquor bar and live music out on the patio are the draws here, with the outdoor space large enough for a crowd to spread out on a busy afternoon. Order from the full bar and take the game outside to the patio when the weather cooperates, or hold a stool inside near the screens.

This South Orange Avenue public house runs 10 TVs. The kitchen turns out flatbreads, tacos and fajitas alongside the beer list, giving a table something to share between innings or quarters. Order a flatbread or a plate of tacos and grab a spot at the bar where the screens are easiest to see.

This Robinson Street billiards hall runs 18 TVs. Pool tables, darts and skeeball fill out the room, so the crowd splits between the games and the screens depending on what is on. Grab a cue or a stool near the bar, order a round, and treat the TVs as background to the tables if the game is not close.

This University Boulevard pub runs 30 TVs and serves classic sports bar grub in the kitchen. It is a Winter Park neighborhood fixture built around a long bar and a wall of screens rather than table seating. Order off the sports bar menu, wings and burgers among the standards, and post up at the bar where the largest cluster of screens sits.

This Edgewater Drive dive runs 10 TVs, a hole in the wall built around pool as much as the screens. The room keeps a full set of pool tables going alongside the bar, so a night here splits between racking a game and catching whatever is on. Order a beer at the bar and grab a table if one is open, or wait your turn at the rail.