10 Best Sports Bars in Brisbane

Winghaus Bowen Hills combines wings, burgers, beer and live sport in a sports-bar setting. The venue has 20 screens, 40 taps and multiple seating styles, including booths, benches, bar seating and outdoor areas. It suits game-day groups, after-work catch-ups, quick meals before an event or relaxed drinks during happy hour. Delivery, takeaway, table service and reservations are available, while the menu includes cocktails, wine, spirits and food designed for sharing.

The One Mile Woolloongabba combines a sports bar and restaurant setting with Irish-style pub food and stout. It suits customers looking for a relaxed local meal, a Guinness, Sunday roast or an informal night built around trivia, pints and a shared atmosphere.

Food highlights include lamb roast, roast potatoes, root vegetables and gravy, along with steak sandwiches and chicken fillet rolls. The venue also hosts trivia events with buzzer-based play, giving groups another reason to visit beyond dining. Its focus is hearty comfort food, stout and a social pub setting rather than formal restaurant service.

The Milton Rooftop & Sports Bar is a pub built around televised sport, events, drinks and a rooftop setting. Multiple screens make it suited to watching the footy with friends, while the menu provides a range of food choices for groups. The venue also offers beer and wine, and its position on Caxton Street places it within a busy entertainment area. It can work for a casual drink, a catch-up or a sports-focused outing, with event programming adding reasons to visit beyond regular match viewing. The atmosphere may vary depending on the night and scheduled activity.

Winghaus Edward Street combines a sports bar setting with signature chicken wings, pub food and a large drinks selection including 40 beers on tap. Its central feature is live sport across 20 screens, making the venue suitable for game-day gatherings, after-work drinks and group catch-ups. Large indoor tables and substantial outdoor seating support bigger parties, while the atmosphere is framed around wings and drinks rather than sport alone. The menu includes sauce-focused wings and other pub grub, with options such as Buffalo wings and a goalkeeper meal appearing in the offering. Reservations, online ordering and private events are also available, giving groups several ways to use the venue.

Oche Brisbane turns darts into a social night out, combining game play with sharing plates, globally inspired street food, pizzas, cocktails, beer and wine. The Fortitude Valley venue is designed for groups that want an activity as well as a meal, whether gathering with colleagues, friends or family. Its menu follows a sharing concept, while the drinks list includes signature cocktails made with a modern approach. Private celebrations can use The Loft, which has its own bar and shuffleboard. The venue is wheelchair accessible via a ramp, and visitors should expect a lively environment when group bookings and games are underway.

The Ballpark Portside combines sports-bar viewing with active entertainment at Portside. Its activities include a batting cage, electronic darts and pool, while the venue also serves beer and wine and can accommodate functions and events.

It works for a casual sports outing, batting practice or a group looking for more than screens and drinks. The venue has been described as having parking and a pub-like atmosphere, with staff able to help guests choose beers or wine to suit their tastes.

Fat Angel Sports Bar and Grill turns Brisbane CBD game-watching into a full American-style food and drinks outing. The Eagle Lane venue has eight screens plus a large wall screen, with seating for up to 70 and dedicated watch parties. Its menu covers loaded wings, burgers, ribs, share platters, cocktails, tap beers and wine, while daily specials include $1 wings and Coors pints. Functions are available for birthdays, corporate nights, fantasy drafts and other group occasions, with table bookings for up to 20 or tailored arrangements for larger crews. The intimate laneway setting adds a distinct sports-bar atmosphere.

The Sporting Globe Bar & Grill Chermside combines live sports viewing with pub-style meals in a modern, roomy venue. Multiple screens show sport, while booths and other seating options suit solo visits, families or groups meeting for food and drinks.

The menu includes hearty meals and a broad selection of chicken parmi options, a recurring draw for diners. An outdoor deck offers a quieter setting, and live music is available on most weekends, adding another reason to visit beyond the game.

Grand Central Hotel is an old-world, multiroom CBD pub combining bistro dining with music and televised sports. Its menu includes generous pub meals such as steak, Thai beef salad, salmon poke bowls and pizza, with sections offering different atmospheres for lunch, drinks or watching a game.

The central location suits visitors meeting in the city, while the multiple rooms give groups some choice about where to sit. It offers specials and a broad drinks selection, making the venue useful for casual meals, after-work visits and relaxed catch-ups.

Gallopers Sports Club brings together a sports bar, dining and live entertainment in Ascot. Multiple screens support watching games, while the venue also offers bar games, quiz nights, live music and performances. The menu includes food suitable for casual dining, with beer, cocktails, spirits and wine available. Outdoor seating, takeaway and reservations add flexibility for solo visits, groups and family meals, while the club also hosts buffet occasions.