It doesn’t matter what your sport is – rugby, football, tennis, or F1 – nothing is more frustrating than searching for a sports bar showing the game and not being able to find one. Well, this list of the best sports bars in Singapore might just help solve that.
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From $8.80 Guinness pints to Aussie cuisine, check out these sports bars in Singapore for live screenings and affordable drinks.
A pint of Guinness for $8.80
Image credit: @alcaponesg via Instagram
With 14 locations around Singapore, it’s no surprise that many of us have been to Al Capone’s Sports Bars & Dining at least once in our lives. This sports pub is known for its affordable beer, with rates going at $8.80 for a full pint of Guinness and $39 for a 3L Heineken tower. Pair this with the TV screens that are blasting the latest football match, and you’ve got a fun-tastic night.
Full list of Al Capone’s Sports Bars & Dining locations.
Al Capone’s Sports Bar & Dining: “Al Capone is a great spot for a cold beer if you’re around the Stadium or Kallang Wave Mall. Conveniently located, it offers some of the best deals on alcoholic beverages. Service is consistently friendly, making it an easy go-to place to unwind.” – K Tan via Google Maps
Sports bar in the North
Here’s one for Northies who don’t want to travel too far to catch the match and have a pint. Brew House Sports Bar is located in Sembawang, just a 10-minute walk from Springleaf MRT station along the Thomson-East Coast Line. You’ll be able to find their screening schedule on the Brew House Sports Bar Facebook page.
Image credit: Brew House Sports Bar via Facebook
They regularly run deals on beer buckets, so be sure to invite friends along to watch the game with you. They recently released the Brooklyn Defender IPA on tap with a $18+ for 2 pints promo. They don’t have fixed opening hours at the moment.
Brew House Sports Bar: “Good place for those who appreciate good food, good drinks and good ambience. A shoutout to the owners and the chef for elevating this place to another level. Will keep coming back!” – Kiran Kaur via Google Maps
Screens other sporting events like the Olympics
If the game is right after work, then BQ Bar at Boat Quay is where you’ll want to head to. They show a number of matches across different sports, including the AFL, Wimbledon, and they even screened the recent Paris Olympics.
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When there aren’t any live games to watch, BQ Bar has a DJ spinning music like reggae and motown. Feel free to dance away, or even take your drinks outside to admire Singapore’s scenic skyline – the bar is right by the Singapore River.
BQ Bar: “Pretty spacious spot with a really nice vibe. Staff were super friendly, funny, and just had great energy, which made me feel really comfortable and happy to be there. Drinks were good, and the view of Boat Quay from the place was solid. Definitely coming back, especially for their happy hour deals!” – S Raveen via Google Maps
Enjoy a pint of made-in-SG beer
Lion Brewery Co may already be a familiar name to those among us who enjoy craft beer. The made-in-SG beer brewery produces pale ale, lager, and IPA right on our shores. Now you can enjoy one of their draughts and up to 25 different beers on tap at the Lion Brewery Co Taproom.
Image credit: @lionbreweryco_taproomsg via Instagram
Of course, the beer will be almost secondary when you find out they also screen football, rugby, and other sports matches here, 7 days a week. The crowd here take their games seriously, and will come dressed in their team’s jerseys to show support.
Lion Brewery Co Taproom: “Our go-to place for draught beers! Chill place, good service and good beers!! Haven’t eaten much other than apps, the popcorn chicken is yum!!! They also give some flavoured popcorn, which is great!” – Sonal Sathe via Google Maps
Tex-Mex cuisine with large screen TVs
There are 2 locations for Dallas Restaurant & Bar, but it’s their Boat Quay outlet that plays F1 races, AFL matches, and other sporting events on their large screen TVs. This American sports bar in Singapore serves mostly Tex-Mex cuisine; load up on tacos (from $20 for 2) filled with chicken schnitzel or ribeye beef, or get a plate of Dallas fajitas (from $28) while you cheer on your team.
Image adapted from: Max Worsley via Google Maps
Games are always better watched with fellow fans and friends. Get the Quesadillas Platter (from $22), which comes with guacamole, sour cream, and salsa as toppings. Otherwise, The Dallas Platter (from $30) comes with wings, jalapeno croquettes, and calamari and can feed up to 4.
Dallas Restaurant & Bar: “Very good. Satisfactory with meals, atmosphere, and staff. Want to visit another occasion again. Beer at $12 during happy hour. Recommend to make a reservation even.” – Gatsby via Google Maps
Locally crafted & brewed craft beer
Already a popular gathering spot for those in need of a drink in Clarke Quay, Brewerkz Riverside Point also screens live matches on the TVs that are hung up on almost every corner of the bar. Do note that some of their screenings require paid entry, such as the recent Super Bowl 2024 screening.
Image credit: Brewerkz
Otherwise, come by for a glass of their locally brewed craft beer, made at their own brewery at Kampong Ampat. Enjoy a pint of B-Calm Jasmine Lager ($16) or fruity Chain Reaction Modern IPA ($18). And if you come anytime from opening to 6pm, you can enjoy 15% off beers.
Brewerkz Riverside Point: “Great beers, great food, great place. Beer sampler set is a fun way to try out the entire menu, collecting the cards as you go along. Bit pricey but worth the money. Service is good but maybe a little bit too eager in wanting to clear away dirty plates.” – Vick Ong via Google Maps
Screens other sports, including cricket, UFC & tennis
There’s also a whisky bar above the restaurant.
Image credit: Charlie’s Restaurant & Bar via Facebook
We know, the best view is when your team scores the winning goal. But at Charlie’s Restaurant & Bar, you’ll also be treated to the serene sights of the Singapore River. Besides screening the usual sports like football, rugby, and F1, the place also shows cricket, UFC, and tennis matches.
Enjoy a pint of Tiger Beer ($14), Heineken ($15), or Guinness ($16) with some tapas (from $12) with your mates.
Charlie’s Restaurant & Bar: “Great food, nice to have screens for sports, music was also pleasant. Had a lovely dinner here with my colleagues.” – Sunny Simantov via Google Maps
Happy hour until 8pm
Image credit: Muddy Murphy’s via Facebook
Following the theme of Irish Pubs, Muddy Murphy’s is a much cosier, more intimate space, helping to create one of those environments you just can’t match when live football is being shown. With 6 big screens to catch all the best live sports, if there’s a game on, chances are it’ll be showing here.
This live football experience, paired with unbeatable traditional pub food and UK favourites like Strongbow Cider ($15/pint), is the perfect recipe for a great night out – especially if you’re here for happy hour until 8pm. The atmosphere will be so enjoyable, you might not even mind if your team loses.
Muddy Murphy’s: “I love Muddy Murphy’s. I’ve been coming here for years. It’s great for lunch or dinner. It’s one of the better places to watch a sporting event in Singapore. They also have live bands in the evening.” – Jim Hurley via Google Maps
A sports screening calendar for every Harry’s
Although not specifically known for being a sports bar in Singapore, Harry’s is still home to many sports fans tired of watching football at home alone. With 19 bars across the island, sleep soundly knowing that there’ll always be a Harry’s relatively nearby.
Check out Harry’s sports screening calendar, which shows what sport is on, so you have no excuse to ever miss your favourite game again. It also lets you know which bars will be showing the game and which won’t. Some of their outlets are also home clubs for football teams, like Manchester United at Harry’s Boat Quay and Arsenal at Harry’s CHIJMES.
Full list of Harry’s outlets and opening hours.
Harry’s: “Excellent service and the food tastes great. Our favourite Harry’s restaurant, located in Chijmes, is the best as compared to Sentosa and Esplanade.” – Ling Ling Margaret Tan via Google Maps
Actual UK sports bar in Singapore
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If you’ve ever watched a live game in a UK pub, you’ll know that it’s an experience tough to beat. Thankfully, The Penny Black Victorian London Pub lets us all enjoy the next best thing, having been designed and built in England, shipped piece-by-piece all the way to Singapore, where it was reassembled. Keep an eye on The Penny Black Instagram, where they update weekly on their screening schedule.
The Penny Black: “The vibe is warm and inviting — think wooden interiors, vintage décor, and a relaxed crowd unwinding by the riverside. The happy hour deals were generous, with a good range of beers, ciders, and wines at great prices for the area. The staff were friendly, attentive, and didn’t let our glasses stay empty for long.” – Sophie Leung via Google Maps
Italian restaurant with projector screens
Image credit: Hannibal via Facebook
With the vibe of a European Cafe but the booze of one of Singapore’s best clubs, Hannibal is a bar you can’t afford to miss. Huge projector screens show all the best live sports, creating an exciting environment for the partygoers it attracts. From expats to local young professionals, make yourself cosy and settle into one of the best spots around for live sports.
Hannibal: “Great place for mates or families with kids. It’s got a sports bar feel inside, with TVs showing English football, while outside there is a courtyard where kids can run free and get on their scooters, while mum and dad have a meal and a drink.” – Michela Zanata via Google Maps
Mexican-North Indian restaurant & bar
Image credit: Patro’s Sports Bar & Restaurant via Facebook
A little different from regular sports bars in Singapore, Patro’s Sports Bar & Restaurant, at East Coast Park, is a Mexican-North Indian fusion restaurant. An open-concept beach restaurant facing the South China Sea, this place is a great spot for football lovers to come with family. With a cosy sports bar interior, delicious fusion food, and the beach only a stone’s throw away, you won’t even mind that you’re nowhere near the game itself.
Patro’s Sports Bar & Restaurant: “Good Indian and Mexican food. Loved their fried ladies’ fingers! It’s a stone’s throw from the beach, and the night breeze is really nice. Serve a decent selection of wine and beer, but it will be nicer if their draft beer is cheaper!” – Josh Lim via Google Maps
Australian bar with international sports games
Image credit: Boomarang
Aussie food and beer combined with live international sports on impressive HD large screen TVs will always be a recipe for success. Showing favourites like cricket and football, to even horse riding, Boomarang Sports Bar is the place to go with your pals. Keep an eye on Boomarang’s Facebook page to see what games will be on and when.
Boomarang Sports Bar: “Boomerang Bar & Bistro has a nice view of the river, a good food menu, and tasty drinks. I spent about 5 hours here with a friend and didn’t even realize how fast the time went by. Best part – it’s dog-friendly too! Overall, a really enjoyable experience.” – Samrat Gautam via Google Maps
Image credit: Hogs Bar
Live sport is what Hogs Bar revolves around, showing almost every sport you can think of, as well as being more than willing to cater for your personal sporting needs. Just let the staff know if you have a favourite event live on TV, and they’ll try to ensure that you get to see it!
Image adapted from: @thedrunkenpoetsg via Instagram
The Drunken Poet is where you’ll get the best craic on the latest sports news. This authentic Irish pub is located conveniently at Orchard, and you can expect loud roars of cheering whenever a football match is going on. And if you’re one to munch on grub while watching a game, you’ll be thrilled to know that their kitchens open till 1am from Tuesdays to Saturdays.
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Nothing complements a rousing English Premier League screening quite like hearty nosh, affordable drinks and a lively crowd of fellow football fanatics. Situated at Esplanade Mall, Mischief is the perfect destination for avid fans from all over the world to gather.
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As well as having an intentionally hilarious name, the Coq & Balls is the trendy bar that cements Tiong Bahru as a hipster’s haven. Built in memory of a “local legend”, this beautifully decorated bar is the perfect combination of classy meets fun, with craft and premium draft beers awaiting your arrival.
It doesn’t matter if you’re a football fanatic, rugby junkie, or F1 follower. Heck, you don’t even have to be a sports lover. Instead of staying at home and watching the game alone, consider dropping by one of these sports bars with the gang. You’ll get to soak in the thrilling atmosphere as you scream in excitement with everyone in the bar.
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Cover image adapted from: @nusc.sg via Instagram, Charlie’s Restaurant & Bar via Facebook
Article originally published on 20th May 2016 by Lydia Hunter. Last updated by Nathan Koh on 18th November 2025.
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