Gather some friends and head to this interactive baseball facility for game-day action. Stake out at the massive patio or its biergarten, which is outfitted with multiple televisions, and let some steam out on the mini-field or virtual batting cages during half-time. The ballpark-inspired fare will keep you full with dishes like its Bases Loaded nachos, smoked chicken wings, and Truffle Patty melt. Catch its weekend brunch from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., followed by live music until midnight.

This popular Texan chain is home to one of the best craft beer selections in town. Choose from hundreds of beers, including sours, porters, and everything in between — all while downing German-inspired pub fare. Run by sports fans, the owners have lined the walls with many TVs, so be sure to pair some wurst with a stein and cheer on your favorite team. Esteemed guests and long-time regulars can even work their way to the bar’s Ring of Honor and have their names hanging in the rafters.

“All sports, all the time” is the moniker at this long-running sports bar. Since opening its doors in 1993, hardcore sports fans have kept returning and refilling their pints while taking in the latest games. The bar guarantees over 40 television screens, daily specials, and free WiFi to check fantasy scores without worry, making this one of the best hangouts for sports fans in town. Homemade Italian cooking is on offer, as are craveable bar mashups like its pizzadillas—a pizza and quesadilla hybrid.

This laid-back Timbergrove pub is known for cheap drinks, crawfish, and a lively atmosphere. With a brick-lined bar, walls full of big-screen televisions, and darts, this bar is a great spot to catch a game or hang out with friends. And with its happy hour from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. on weekdays, it’s a prime spot to grab a drink while the game.

Kirby Ice House has three locations around the Houston area, including the Woodlands outpost, which boasts the longest bar in Texas and a massive outdoor screen. With over 60 taps, a revolving door of food trucks, and a giant backyard-like patio that has some of the best dog-watching the city has to offer, this Space City staple is excellent for groups with big sports energy.

This longtime, dog-friendly Garden Oaks hangout is a classic for any sporting match thanks to its spacious indoor and covered outdoor seating areas with plenty of TVs and a menu that goes far beyond beer buckets and burgers. Start with oysters, then spring for tacos or a steak. And be sure to heed its specials, including half-off wings and pitchers on Tuesdays, Whiskey Wednesdays, steak night on Thursdays, $5 drafts and wells on Fridays, and prime drink specials every weekend afternoon. College football on Saturdays is marked by its smoked wings, which are $30 for an order of 20 all day.

Home to Aggies, Astros fans, and festive NFL Sundays, this Washington Avenue bar appeals to sports fans with $5 Crawford Bock draft beers, $8 frozen cocktails, $20 buckets of domestic beer, and burger boxes on Astros game days. Fridays offer 88-ounce beer towers starting at $25, and on Sundays, brunch from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.

Tucked inside the M-K-T development, located directly off the Heights hike and bike trail, Highline offers TVs inside and on its covered patio for sports fans and Oklahoma University alums in particular. Create a sharable spread with some of its beloved bar bites, like queso, chicken wings, and fried corn, or opt for its filling short rib grilled cheese sandwich. Happy hour, from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m., includes $3 off all pitchers, signature cocktails, and frozen drinks, plus $6 house wines and sangria.

This Heights-area bar is home to one of Houston’s most spacious patios. Watch the game alongside your pup and enjoy some libations with a full menu of craft beers and cocktails. Whether you’re deep into football or baseball or just a casual enthusiast, there are multiple television vantage points and a large selection of backyard parlor games to keep everyone occupied. Be sure to check its social media handles for bucket drink specials.

This local chain is known for its crowd-pleasing burgers and high energy, especially on game days. Visit any of the locations in the Heights, West U, the Energy Corridor, or Midtown, and find plenty of television screens; stacked cheeseburgers, Parmesan truffle fries, and Frito pies, among other bar favorites; plus a dedicated $5 shots menu and $20 buckets of beer every Astros game day.

For a more low-key experience with a thoughtful menu, head to one of On the Kirb’s locations in Katy, Midtown, or Upper Kirby. In addition to its many HD TVs and local beers on tap, this family-friendly bar boasts a menu of dishes made with organic ingredients, including Neopolitan pizzas, salads, tacos, wraps, and sandwiches. Try its diner-favorite Houston Cowboy bacon burger, made with grass-fed beef, a combination of cheddar and gouda cheeses, tomato-bacon jam, sambal mayo, and jalapenos, or celebrate an anticipated win with one of the bar’s fancier entrees, like a juicy, grass-fed steak, sous vide chicken, or a salmon filet.

This Midtown bar draws in sports and fight night fans with its 20-foot screen in the garden and 65-foot television screens around the rest of the bar. The beverage program is given equal attention, with more than 40 beers on draft and a mix of boozy and zero-proof cocktails. Bargoers who work up an appetite can enjoy Social Beer Garden’s rotation of food trucks on-site or build their own pizzas at Pizzaforno. Open until 1 a.m., this pizza vending machine cooks up made-to-order pies in 3 minutes until 1 a.m.

If food and drinks are as important as watching the game, head to this Northside watering hole. With its two spacious, shaded patios, Monkey Tail boasts a menu filled with perfect game-day snacks and specials, like chips, queso, and guac; 18-inch pizzas; its signature Chango Burge; and wings served wet or dry. Find weekly specials, like its Double Decker Crispy Tacos on Thursdays, a festive Sunday brunch, and a weekday happy hour from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. with $7 cocktails.

This multi-level sports bar Downtown is a fantastic place to watch the game, but there’s plenty of fun for those who would rather sit on the sidelines. The various levels boast access to food trucks, table games, arcade games, and an open-air covered patio with swing seating and prime views of the bayou.

The namesake bar of former Astros player Craig Biggio gives you a front-row feel of being at the game. Two 30-foot HD screens tower over rows of comfortable leather chairs and cocktail tables. The menu features game day favorites like ballpark pretzels, hot dogs, wings, and pizza, plus cocktails, wine, and a large variety of local beers.

Former Dynamo player Brian Ching has created a sports haven by way of his soccer-themed bar in EaDo that has nearly 100 beers on tap and excellent pub fare. Don’t let the soccer theme and indoor soccer pitch fool you. This destination is a hot spot for watching sports of all kinds, with 25,000 square feet of prime viewing space. Bring your team spirit and an empty stomach. There are plenty of burgers, beer, tacos, wings, and other snacks to fill up on.