Where to watch sports in Raleigh

It’s nearly time for kick-off so, we’ve created a list of 10 places to watch sports like basketball and football in Raleigh.

Sammy's restaurant

Sammy’s is where to head when it’s kick-off time.

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From walls plastered with sports memorabilia to joints where the only thing more popular than the game is the wings, we’re bringing you 10 spots where you can cheer + celebrate every sporting event.

Amedeo’s Italian Restaurant | This spot has been offering Italian food since 1963 + its founder is a former NC State football player.

Brickhouse Sports Bar & Grill | Indulge in football’s biggest nights and play a round of pool or trivia while you’re there.

Buffalo Brothers | With five locations in the Triangle + daily drink specials, this spot makes it easy to settle in. Try This: the Philly cheesesteak egg rolls drizzled with Thai sauce.

Mitch’s Tavern | This comfy spot has been in Raleigh for 50 years. Try This: The Wolfpack burger.

My Way Tavern | Have it your way at this popular tavern that’s been voted Best Bar Food three years in a row by Raleigh Magazine.

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Gameday + good food go hand in hand at Amedeo’s.

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Player’s Retreat | Be surrounded by gameday energy + Wolfpack fan memorabilia at this Raleigh staple. Try this: A beef Philly dog topped with mustard, chili, bacon, and Swiss cheese.

Sammy’s Tap & Grill | Enjoy one of the 30+ beers on tap paired with a basket of chili cheese fries or tots.

Sports & Social | This spot isn’t in Raleigh, but it’s definitely worth the mention. It features 42 ft of in screen displays, gameday activations, and an expansive arcade.

Village Draft House | Stop by to catch a game or for one of the 40 NC beers on tap. Pro tip: Ask what the food features of the week or month are.

Woody’s Sports Tavern | This City Market spot has the bites, bevs, and activities that make for a fun time. Try this: $8 smash burgers and Philly cheesesteaks on Sundays.

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