This Far North Dallas neighborhood grill will be airing the debate with sustenance like burgers, pizza, meatballs, and poutine on deck, plus a bunch of local draft beers listed on the chalkboard behind the bar.

The People’s Last Stand will be offering happy hour pricing during the debate including draft beer for $5 to $7, wine for $8, and a whole bunch of cocktails for $7 or $8 like the pineapple julep, sangria, house gin & tonic, and strawberry paloma.

This might be the ground zero for Beto supporters. Strangeways’ delicious torta, “mom’s tamales,” or a sandwich smothered in cheese and bacon is the perfect accompaniment to “hear Beto lay out his vision for Texas on the national stage.” Don’t forget a side of yucca fries or elotes and a cold draft beer, of course.

IBK in Deep Ellum will serve up a dozen pints for $4 which usually range from $6 to $8, plus its lengthy British Isles-inspired bar menu, burgers, salads, and sides like mac ‘n’ cheese and crispy brussels sprouts.

Denton denizens can gather around for a Beto-centric watch party alongside the brewery’s own concoctions. Snag the interesting sounding “Dank Jungle Fruit” IPA, “Cherry Hoppins” amber lager, or “Bikini Bottom Pineapple Milkshake” IPA with five different hops, lactose, and “copious amounts of pineapple.”

UTDallas for Beto and UTD College Democrats will host a watch party at this bar-restaurant in the North ‘burbs. Burgers, sandwiches, wraps, tacos, and salads are on offer, along with 50 beers on tap and house cocktails.

Munch on a long list of enchiladas, tamales, and tacos with a margarita in hand while watching the debate in this pro-Beto atmosphere. Los Jimadores is asking for donations as well to support pro-public education candidate Steve Riddell’s Texas House District 92 run for office.

This LBGTQ-friendly bar on Cedar Springs (a favorite haunt of Lady Gaga’s when she’s in town) will be playing the debate on the big screen over the main floor, plus there will be voter registration on-site.