Don’t wonder every time Argentina or your favorite team plays where to watch the game. Want to know where you can hang out with other fans to watch all the local and international soccer, basketball, and other sports games? Then you need to check out these sports bars in Buenos Aires.
Locos por el Fútbol

Locos por el Fútbol is the ultimate sports bar where you can watch any soccer match from national and international leagues. But it’s not just about soccer. At this sports bar, you can watch all NBA basketball games —including the playoffs—on a giant screen. In addition to a giant screen, this is undoubtedly one of the best sports bars in Buenos Aires: you’ll find an extensive menu that goes beyond just beer and pizza. While you’re rooting for your team, take the edge off with pizza, fries, burgers, or choripán sandwiches, along with a wide selection of drinks and beers.
📅 Open daily from 10 a.m.
Triumph Bar

This sports bar, located so close to the Obelisk, is a go-to spot when there’s an important match and you need to be near downtown in case of celebrations. It features giant screens, draft beer, and great food to go with it. With indoor and outdoor seating available year-round, it’s a must-visit on your list of sports bars in Buenos Aires.
📅Every day starting at 8 a.m.
Temple Bar at Paseo la Plaza

Temple Bar is a very lively bar with great live music and a fantastic option for any time of the afternoon or evening. But it’s also one of the nicest sports bars in Buenos Aires, and its giant screens prove it. Whenever there are big games, this is the place to keep in mind if you’re in thedowntown area or on Corrientes Avenue: beautiful, spacious, with great drinks and food—perfect for cheering on goals with passion in front of its giant screens.
📅 Open Tuesday through Sunday from 5 p.m.
Sullivan’s

Photo:https://www.instagram.com/sullivanspub_ba/?hl=enSullivan’s is a well-known Irish pub in the Palermo Soho neighborhood with a giant screen that’s set up whenever there are important games. This pub is frequented by Argentines as well as foreign fans of soccer and basketball, so it’s very common to stop by to watch NBA games—including the playoffs—and enjoy a good pint while you watch the game.
📅 Open daily from 9 a.m.
El Alamo Bar

El Alamo bar has several screens throughout the venue. On any of them, you can watch your favorite soccer matches, of course, but they also show basketball and American football games. Draft beer and special promotions are always available whenever there’s an important game at this unique sports bar.
📅 Open every day from 8 p.m.
Federal District

Distrito Federal is a brewery with a giant outdoor screen. If there are important live matches and the weather permits, you can surely watch them at Distrito Federal, one of the few sports bars in Buenos Aires with a beer garden.
📅 Open daily from 6 p.m.
BetWarrior Sport Bar

This bar with giant screens for watching all sports is the sports bar at the Palermo Racetrack. You can watch not only soccer but also American football and the NBA, among other sports. It is one of the largest sports bars in Latin America.
Crónico Bar

This bar in Palermo has screens and great burgers, drinks, and beers. It’s very lively at night, so it’s perfect for watching national and international soccer matches.

El Cuartito is one of the best-known pizzerias in Buenos Aires. People line up to grab a slice even if they have to stand, and besides being a great place to eat a Fugazzetta, it’s also an excellent spot to watch sports games—mainly soccer. Whether you’re standing or sitting at a table, there are several screens in the dining room, so you can follow a soccer match while you eat a slice of pizza.
⏰Open Tuesday through Sunday from 12:30 PM to 1:00 AM
El Banderín

El Banderín is a bar that owes its name precisely to the extensive collection of soccer team pennants covering the walls. And if you’re the type who needs to watch any soccer match on TV surrounded by others cheering every goal, at El Banderín you can do just that. A traditional bar perfect for enjoying soccer. There are sports bars in Buenos Aires for every taste.