The best sports bars in Hong Kong

With one of the largest draught beer selections in the city and a menu replete with hearty favourites, the globe is tailor-made for sports. With seats by the bar along with plenty of tables, The Globe is a spacious venue with loads of TVs scattered throughout, meaning you're not huddled next to strangers staring at the same screen. It’s ideal if you want to catch a game with your mates in generally less crowded surroundings.

If you're looking for something that's more than just your average sports bar, then this is the place for you. For die-hard sports fans, the bar's online schedule will indicate what's on show at what time. For those looking for some excitement, the bar also offers weekly activities such as pub quizzes and salsa classes.

This American-style sports bar has a good range of craft beers, cocktails, wines and spirits. Snacks on offer include buffalo wings and chilli cheese fries, or more substantial offerings such pasta, sandwiches, steaks and seafood. The Stadium also offers wallet-friendly happy hour deals on beers, wines and spirits from 3 to 8pm. With pool tables, darts machines, table football and sports on the TV, there’s everything you could want as a sports lover, without the exercise! 

Sitting within the Auberge Discovery Bay hotel, The Bounty offers live sports broadcasts, entertainment such as television and pool tables, as well as a private room. The bar has a regularly refreshed range of offers such as free-flow packages of wines, bubbly, bottled beers, non-alcoholic options, and bar snacks. These tend to be a good deal, so keep an eye out.

This casual pub is located in Wan Chai and has been a steadfast bar along Lockhart Road due to their affordable prices and friendly service. The White Stag provides multiple screens in their venue for customers to catch their favourite sporting events, such as football, motor sports, and rubgy. Additionally, this sports bar provides an extensive menu full of pub grub, from light options like nachos and wings, butties and burgers, to filling plates like classic British fry-ups or chilli con carne. What's more, this bar offers pints of draught beer for as little as $50 during happy hour!

Despite not officially being a sports bar, Trafalgar’s spacious venue is a great place to watch the big match. With eight TV screens inside the bar and two projectors that display onto a wall on their balcony beer garden, this traditional British pub provides plenty of options for sports fanatics to view sporting events in a comfy environment.

Another long-standing staple having been around for more than 20 years. Delaney’s is your classic Irish boozer that pours out quality pints in an old school pub setting. Catch sports events like USA Sports, the Premier League, and global rugby matches on their TV screens, or give them a call to see if the sports event you’re looking for will be broadcasted.

Found yourself stranded in Mui Wo in need of some sports? Fear not, this South Lantau pub is one of the best places to catch a sports game or two. Despite their simple set up and furniture, China Bear is down-to-earth and provides a great view of the Mui Wo waterfront, making this a great hangout spot to catch the game with your friends.

Head to Wan Chai Stadium for a lively atmosphere, hearty food, and endless pints.
This sports bar has several TV screens of various sizes around the venue that broadcast footie games, rugby matches, or Formula One races, so you’ll have an unobstructed view no matter where you’re sitting. Aside from the sports memorabilia scattered around their venue, such as a signed Liverpool shirt, Wan Chai Stadium also has a Formula One race car replica that hangs from the roof.

17 Fenwick is a spacious and interactive sports bar that boasts a 170-inch HD television screen, along with several smaller screens throughout their venue. If you need a quick break from watching sporting events, they’ve also got beer pong tables, pool tables, shuffleboards, and dartboards to keep you entertained.