Sports Bars In Manchester

With 19 screens in total, ranging from 42-60 inches, Tank & Paddle is the ultimate spot for sports fans. HD TVs, a 3D screen, Sky Sports, and TNT Sports ensure you won't miss a single thrilling moment of the game. And with great drink specials, a killer cocktail menu, and budget-friendly bites, it's the perfect recipe for an epic outing.

Catch all the action in brilliant high definition, as this cool pub uses 4K and HD TVs for its sport screenings. Located in the city centre, The Director's Box isn't just here for live games, it's also got a cool selection of craft beer, along with a hearty burger menu.

Wondering where to watch the game in Manchester? Found in The Printworks, O'Neill's is a top spot for a day soaking up the fixtures. Not only is it home to multiple HD TVs, but also a mouthwatering menu of burgers, pizzas and game day nibbles.

If you're looking to get stuck into a sports bars on Manchester's Deansgate, Point Blank Shooting is a great option. This speakeasy-style haunt is fronting bespoke cocktails, plenty of mouthwatering bites and a simulation shooting range to have a go on with your pals.

They've got multiple TV screens to catch the latest sporting action on as well - from the Premier League to big boxing matches.

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Home to premium whiskey, a cracking wine list and ale or beer to boot, The Oxnoble is a classic boozer with everything you need to quench your thirst throughout any sporting events. Or, grab one of their piled-high plates of roast dinner while you watch. 

With large TVs throughout and plenty of comfy booths to settle into, Piccadilly Tavern is a great choice when it comes to watching sport in Manchester. Topping it off? Bottomless pizza brunches and mix 'n' match small plate deals.

A proper traditional pub, The Sawyer Arms offers Sunday roasts from £8.99, a curry club and three regularly changing guest ales. Topping it off? Sky Sports is regularly streamed on the TVs throughout the venue, so you won't miss a moment while you're feasting or drinking.

NQ's The Crafty Pig has plenty of screens dotted around the venue, so you can ensure good viewing for whatever sport or team you're watching. Celebrate or commiserate with pizzas, craft pints and burgers here too.

You can't go wrong with choosing The Lost Dene as a game day destination; classic interiors and leather booths make for cosy vibes, with an array of drinks and tonnes of food options to keep you going. Enjoy the laid-back atmosphere while nursing a beer and chowing down on meatball subs, buckets of wings or a foot-long sharing board of nachos. 

One thing Australians love is sports, and Walkabout Printworks is no different. With a selection of plasma screens showing everything from cricket to premiership football, this bar is topping it all off with drinks offers and affordable food, including kangaroo burgers. 

Box Deansgate is a high-end sports bar in the heart of Manchester, boasting a whole load of large screens to catch all the biggest games on, whether that's rugby, football, darts or beyond. They've also got shuffleboard tables for added entertainment, alongside a menu that includes salt 'n' chilli chicken, barbecue burgers and stuffed kebabs.

This all-German drinking den is connected with one of the biggest sports bars in Manchester city centre. Deep below The Printworks, four bars create a utopia of sporting action and beer glugging. Expect coverage of all major events, including Six Nations, Champions League and The Ashes.

Situated in the Northern Quarter, Shack Bar & Grill is a great spot for catching all the sporting action. Their basement area boasts 10 TV screens and two large projectors, as well as interactive or standard darts, ping pong and pool tables to keep you entertained between matches.

Never miss a single match ever again, as Grosvenor Casino Salford takes you from 12pm to 6am every single night. With those late-night opening hours, you can catch everything from Premier League football to American-based boxing matches, with tasty food and drink to keep you energised.

You can't go far wrong by catching the action at Golden Lion in Swinton. This boozer has got you covered with all the live games on SKY and TNT sports, so you won't miss a single touchdown, goal, or slam dunk. Plus, they've even got a beer garden out back where you can soak up some sun and cheer on your team.

A sports pub in Manchester, The Waldorf features all the live events streamed via Sky. Combining retro games with traditional interiors, this boozer is a fabulous choice for hunkering down with all your mates, sipping a cold one while watching your team try to win.

Sixes Cricket is a mecca for sport in Manchester, offering you the chance to catch all of the latest big fixtures and play a few rounds of high-tech cricket yourselves. Head over to the Corn Exchange bar for live sport, flowing drinks and bites to eat, followed by a healthy dash of competition. 

Pretty much the home of football screenings, Tib Street Tavern is the perfect place to catch all of your favourite teams. From match day drinks deals and HD screens to a top roster of games, head on down for a serious sports experience in the city.

Coming at you with a name like that? It's no wonder that this location is such a great place to watch football in Manchester. Host to HD screens, top match-side bites and big game events, Cafe Football is premium in the sports department. 

Join The Brotherhood for classic cocktails, craft beer and a cracking selection of smooth whiskies to knock back, all while grazing on plates of American classics. Looking for somewhere to watch sport in Manchester? This place hosts everything from world-class boxing to footie championships.