Where to Watch a Warriors Game in San Francisco
Find the best spots to watch Golden State Warriors games in San Francisco, from neighborhood sports bars to the action-packed Thrive City at Chase Center.
“Warr-i-ors, Warr-i-ors, Warr-i-ors.” The triple-cadence chant echoes in bars around San Francisco as the Golden State Warriors play for another title. Led by superstar Steph Curry, this team of savvy veterans and talented youngsters is well-coached, versatile at both ends of the floor, and ready to go all the way. Watching a game with hordes of Dub Nation faithful is almost as exciting as being at the Chase Center.
Check out some of our favorite places in San Francisco to watch the Golden State Warriors make another run at an NBA title.
Thrive City at Chase Center
1 Warriors Way
If you can't make it inside Chase Center, then take in the game outside on the massive screen at Thrive City. Enjoy the camaraderie of thousands of passionate Warriors fans on home soil. Get great eats and drinks at Gott's Roadside, Dumpling Time, Harmonic Brewing, and more!
Bartlett Hall
242 O'Farrell Street
Local craft and house-brewed beers, artisanal cocktails, and California-focused wines is what you'll find at Bartlett Hall, located right in the heart of Union Square.
Brick & Beam
550 North Point Street
Celebrate the Warriors at one of the best restaurants and bars in the iconic Fisherman’s Wharf area. Watch games from 12 HDTV screens, with individual speaker boxes for your table.
Emporium Arcade Bar
616 Divisadero Street
There's no such thing as a bad view when you watch sports on the 50-foot big screens at Emporium. Get there before the game or stay late to play all of the retro video games, table games, and pinball! What more could a Warriors fan ask for on game day?
Golden Gate Tap Room
449 Powell Street
Go basketball crazy with more than 20 screens and 100-plus beers at the Golden Gate Tap Room. In between big Warriors moments, you can also play game hall classics like shuffleboard, SkeeBall, Foosball, and pool.
Hi Tops
2247 Market Street
Featuring cold pitchers and hot catchers, Castro’s original and only gay sports bar is the perfect viewing spot to watch the Golden State Warriors inch closer to becoming champions!
Jasper's Corner Tap & Kitchen
401 Taylor Street
Jasper's will keep even the most jaded Warriors fan happy on all game days. It's the perfect place to watch the Dubs on 12 flat-screen TVs, with an impressive list of locally brewed beers and gastropub fare. H
Richmond Republic Draught House
642 Clement Street
Located along busy Clement Street in the Richmond, this bar is the perfect neighborhood haunt for rubbing elbows with long-time locals and die-hard Warriors fans. There's no bad seat for their big screens, and the menu is even family-friendly.
The Royal Exchange
301 Sacramento Street
If you're downtown, it's hard to miss The Royal Exchange. Located at the corner of Front and Sacramento streets, the windows of this landmark bar and restaurant are always decorated in blue and gold. With 17 TVs and 72 taps, you won't run out of options.
Wipeout Bar & Grill
PIER 39
Watch the Golden State Warriors in HD on the projection screen at Wipeout Bar & Grill at PIER 39.
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Want to keep celebrating the Warriors' latest win? These are the neighborhood drags full of great places to party through the night.
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