Savannah, GASports Bars

More than 50 TVs run at this Thunderbolt institution, plus an outdoor stage called the Soundgarden that runs live music alongside the screens. The kitchen turns out wings, calzones and pizza, giving a table plenty to order between innings or quarters. Grab a spot in the outdoor section when the weather cooperates, with a screen in sight from nearly anywhere in the sprawling room.

More than two dozen TVs run inside this converted riverfront warehouse on River Street, the screens set throughout the room so a table almost anywhere keeps a view of the action. The kitchen makes everything in house, including the beer cheese and the pulled pork nachos. Order the nachos with a round of beer cheese and grab a table facing the river, an easy stop on a crawl down the River Street strip between games.

This River Street bar runs multiple TVs covering a variety of games across a room that is no frills, maybe even a dive, a step down in polish from its River Street neighbors and better for it. The beer list runs sizable and the food is decent rather than fancy, with the burgers and wings the things to order. It is a River Street stop built for settling in rather than dressing up.

This Congress Street spot is massive, with games projected on a wall out on the huge patio and a full bar running two indoor floors under alligator-themed decor. Build-your-own burgers and a strong beer list anchor the kitchen. Order a burger built your way and take it out to the patio for the wall projection, or post up at the bar on either floor.

28 HD TVs and three projector screens run inside this converted historic theater on Broughton Street, backed by 40 taps and more than a hundred bottled beers. The room keeps its old Avon Theatre bones while running as a full sports bar today. Order from the tap list, pick a projector screen for the widest view, and settle into the old theater's downtown Broughton Street address.