From laid-back pub vibes to upscale lounges with craft cocktails and brunch specials, Tucson’s sports bars cater to every game-day mood. Whether you’re cheering on the Wildcats, watching the big leagues, or reliving college football memories, these venues will put you in the epicenter of the action.
🐟 Trident Grill (Multiple Locations)
2033 E Speedway Blvd; 2910 N Swan Rd; 250 S Craycroft Rd; 2912 W Ina Rd • (restrictions vary) • tridentgrill.com
Open daily 11 AM–11 PM (midnight Fri & Sat; breakfasts Sundays at Swan location)
This locally beloved chain offers multiple Tucson locations with HD TVs, all major sports packages, a full bar, seafood, soups, salads, sandwiches, and burgers. Happy Hour runs weekdays from 3–6 PM and all day Sunday. The Swan Road location even serves weekend brunch.
Tip: The Speedway and Ina locations often host big-game events—call ahead to RSVP for big match days.
🏟 Playground Bar & Restaurant
278 E Congress St (Downtown) • (520) 396‑3691 • playgroundtucson.com
Open daily; Rooftop open Fri–Sat late, HUB daytime Sun–Thu 11 AM–9 PM; Playground rooftop Sun 12–4 PM
In the heart of downtown Tucson, Playground offers an energetic mix of indoor and rooftop viewing with surround-screen TVs, full bar service, casual eats like burgers and chili, and a festive atmosphere that transitions into a late-night dance scene.
Tip: Head up to the rooftop for Sunday chill sessions or Friday bottle‑service parties after the game.
🍻 O’Malley’s Bar & Grill
247 N Fourth Ave • (520) 623‑8600 • omalleysonfourthtucson.com
Open daily 11 AM–2 AM
A Fourth‑Avenue favorite for sports fans, O’Malley’s features 16 taps, large TVs, pool tables, and a menu of classic bar food—like chili cheese fries, wings, and burgers. Expect friendly banter, college energy, and lively game-day crowds.
Tip: Early afternoons are prime for game viewing; avoid late-night weekends if you prefer a calmer scene.
