ESPN Zone
601 E. Pratt Street
410-685-3776

Daily, 11am to 2am

The new ESPN Zone is everything you would expect it to be. There are a trillion TVs with every showing every game imaginable, the walls are draped with sports figures and memorabilia, there are even place mats displaying updated sports news. The food is average and prices around $8 to $20. As you can imagine, it never really gets rowdy in here, as everyone is glued to the TV. Also, the building’s inside designed to give off the feeling of being in a stadium. There’s a sports arcade upstairs and a small basketball court available while you wait for your meal. This place is Hard Rock Café and Planet Hollywood gone sports.

Downtowne Sports Exchange
200 W. Pratt Street
410-659-5844

Located just a few minutes from the Harbor, the Sports Exchange is one of the most frequented sports bars in Baltimore. You’ll find as many locals as you will tourists in here. They’ve got the place surrounded with TVs and serve some excellent bar food such as sandwiches, wings and burgers. If you’re looking for a place to watch the game but you’re not into those commercially exhausting corporate sports bars like Hooters or ESPN Zone, than this is your place.

 

Shula’s
101 W. Fayette Street
Inside the Omni Hotel

HOURS:

11am to 2am

Fun-loving and friendly bartenders pour generous drinks while patrons are free to mingle and catch a game or two. Probably the most comfortable of all Baltimore drinking establishments for the mid-twenty something to the elderly in search of sports and good fun. This is easily one of the coolest hotel-bars in town. Not only is the restaurant/bar known for it’s sports coverage but also for its thick, juicy steaks at dinner time.