Yes, you can watch the World Cup here as well as root for your favorite NBA, NFL, and Fantasy teams. There are two large screen TVs over the bar and plenty more over the high tables with proper seat backs (so important once a game reaches overtime).
Though the menu is deep with sandwiches, tacos, burgers, and sliders, fans flock here for the menu of wings – jerk, barbecue, buffalo, plain, plus lemon pepper and chile-basil-ginger options. Wash it all down with a Golden State cocktail or a beer from one of the 18 taps.
Don't miss Taco Night every Wednesday. Enjoy $2.50 Tacos, $6 Modelos, and $12 Coronaritas from 5pm - 10pm.
Don’t miss: Korean Bulgogi Fries, Steak Salad, Pulled Pork Sliders
This new restaurant from Bill Higgins (Buckeye Roadhouse, Corner Bar, Bungalow 44) and East Brother Beer Co. has quickly become the new go-to spot for sports fans to rally, cheer, and celebrate together.
Four big screens over the bar run the length of the dining room, so everyone in the house can catch the game. Guests can choose from 10–15 rotating taps featuring German and English-style brews, crisp Bo Pils and Mexican lagers, rich Oatmeal Stouts, bold IPAs, and dark Bavarian lagers.
The European Beer House menu is designed to pair with every pint and cocktail: Bavarian pretzels, bratwurst, pork schnitzel, beer-battered fish & chips, smash burger, fried chicken, and hearty sandwiches (French Dip, Porchetta Cubano, etc.), and a handful of wood-fired pizzas.
From NBA and World Cup soccer to tracking your Fantasy league teams, you can catch all the action at Tam Tavern’s lively 30-seat bar. It’s quickly becoming Marin’s ultimate sports hub—and judging by the packed game day crowds, they’ve clearly found a winning formula.
Marin’s beloved dive bar is back — and better than ever. Now under the ownership of Max Perry and Conor Flaherty (the team behind Sam’s Anchor Café), the Silver Peso is entering an exciting new chapter while staying true to everything locals have always loved about it: strong drinks, zero pretension, and good company.
The Peso remains the kind of place where you can settle in for a shot and a beer, sip a perfectly made Manhattan or margarita, catch the game, rack up a game of pool, and lose track of time with friends old and new.
The refreshed space features upgraded TVs, enhanced interiors, and a renewed focus on sports and games, while keeping all the essentials intact: pool tables, shuffleboard, pinball, and the easygoing neighborhood vibe that has defined the Peso for generations.
Most importantly, the authentic spirit that made the Silver Peso a Marin institution hasn't changed one bit.
Although located at The Club at Harbor Point, the restaurant/bar is open to the public. The spacious room is accommodating for groups, too, with tables and lounge areas for those less interested in watching the game and a 170-inch projector screen and five flat-screen televisions for the must-watchers among us.
Spicy chicken wings with ranch, the Lighthouse burger, and onion rings make for perfect game day pub grub, and the sandwich list ranges from Crispy Chicken to a Crab & Lobster Melt. Stay a while and enjoy the view along with entrée-sized plates of chicken marsala or a Duroc pork chop with peppercorn sauce. On weekends, you can enjoy brunch with bottomless mimosas on their deck. And if you're looking to tailgate during the week, their happy hour is always a winner.
Don’t miss: Ahi Tuna Tower, Asian Chicken Salad, Fish & Chips
On sunny days, huddle around the big-screen TV on the patio as that is where the sports-watching action is. Every other day, head inside where numerous screens are tuned to the game of the moment. Seated at the U-shaped bar? There’s screens at each end. (Don’t worry, every seat in the house can see them.)
Share some Reuben rolls, the giant Burger, or a plate of corned beef hash and eggs. This is, after all, an Irish pub.
If you're looking for more fun & games, Finnegan's also boasts live music every weekend and a Family Trivia Night the first Wednesday of every month.
Don’t miss: The Reuben, Fish & Chips, Irish Nachos
A true locals’ dive. This is where you’ll down a “Schooner” — the bar’s 32 oz mug-o-suds — play shuffleboard, pool, and darts.
If you like sports you'll always have a seat here! With 7 HD TVs you can watch practically any sport playing on a given night with friends and neighbors.
This is a no nonsense bar, so try not to order anything muddled or blended here. Better to stick with a beer and a shot. Smitty’s is most definitely keeping Sausalito salty, but with smiles and good times for all.
Pro-tip: if you're hungry, you can bring outside food into the bar!
