This spot in the Village has loads of parties scheduled for football season, a rooftop deck that overlooks the sports fields at the complex, pimento cheese dip (honestly, underrated game day food), burgers, and a rotating menu of draft and canned beers. So, it’s got everything, plus a foosball table.

For those seeking a nice cool, dark, divey place to watch the game in peace, Time Out Tavern is the spot. It has a great beer and booze selection and while it doesn’t really serve food, patrons are allowed to order take out or bring food in with them.

This SMU-adjacent bar sports a handful of giant TVs and good vibes. Get a buck of beer, smash burgers, fried pickles, and wings and call it a game day.

With three dozen TVs, your game-watching is covered. And the menu at this spot is better than the average sports bar, so if having a real, substantive meal is part of the ideal game day, head here.

Oak Cliff’s neighborhood sports bar has games on all its 26 TVs, so diners can free to concentrate on the Buffalo chicken sandwich and ice-cold beer.

Mix up the game day formula at Poco Fiasco with pizza and martinis (or beer if you absolutely must). And with it’s current $30 for a bottle of wine and board deal, one can fill up while keeping an eye on what goes down on the big screen TVs in this Harwood District spot.

Enjoy watching sports on the largest patio bar and lounge in the city with 30 beers on tap. Starting on September 2, it will also serve a game day brunch, starting on Saturdays at 10 a.m. and Sundays at 11 a.m.

The 24,000-square-foot space has TVs everywhere you look, so you won’t miss a single play, and six bars are on the premises, so you’re never far from a drink. Grab a draft beer and the Remedy Burger, then head toward the back of the bar and park yourself in front of the 24-foot HD screen.

The sports bar inside the Statler Hotel Downtown is offering a load of game day specials, including domestic beer buckets for $25 and pitchers for $15, a “Cowboys Burger” with blue cheese and bacon for $13, and a touchdown shot every time the Cowboys score for $2, plus party platters, nachos, and more Cowboys-themed drinks.