15 Best Sports Bars in Munich

JAY-R Bar shows Bundesliga, Champions League and 1860 matches alongside football from major international leagues in central Munich. Beer, cocktails, spirits and wine accompany finger food, making it an option for friends gathering around a fixture or stopping for drinks. Outdoor seating provides another place to sit between games.

Soleto Cafe Sportbar and more brings a relaxed match-watching atmosphere to Winzererstraße 88 in Schwabing-West. Alongside live sports, the bar serves Greek food, beer, cocktails, wine, and spirits, giving game-day visits a fuller dining-and-drinks dimension.

Outdoor seating, dine-in service, and food at the bar make it flexible for anything from a solo drink to an evening with friends. The Greek character of the kitchen is a defining feature, while the warm service helps create an easygoing setting for watching a game.

Gambrinus Stüberl “bei Moni” is a small, cosy sports bar on Allacher Str. 218, where a welcoming neighbourhood feel goes hand in hand with football viewing. Beer, food, spirits, and wine keep the offer straightforward and well suited to an informal evening.

Outdoor seating and table service add flexibility, while the compact setting feels more like a local meeting place than a large entertainment venue. It is a natural choice for relaxed match nights, casual drinks, and a friendly atmosphere.

Arena Sports Bar brings a casual, cosy setting to Bodenseestrasse in Munich, with table service, food and a drinks range spanning beer, wine, spirits and mixed drinks. Coffee also earns a place alongside the bar staples, while outdoor seating adds flexibility for a relaxed round with friends.

Inside, modern darts and friendly, easy-going service shape the social feel. Football interest sits naturally alongside DJ-led Oriental music and a lively party atmosphere, giving the venue a broader identity than a straightforward match bar. It is particularly well suited to groups that want sport, drinks and an activity in one stop.

Hangover Sportsbar Munich brings a casual, cosy sports-bar setting to Guardinistraße in Hadern. It suits an easygoing match-day outing, with indoor dining and outdoor seating for settling in over the action.

Food is available alongside a broad drinks selection spanning beer, cocktails, wine and spirits. This combination makes it a straightforward choice for watching sport with something to eat, whether the occasion calls for a round of beers or mixed drinks.

Sportcafe Dikefali brings a distinctly Greek character to Munich’s Westend at Tulbeckstraße 40. It combines football viewing with beer, wine, spirits, and straightforward food such as gyros and currywurst in a casual, cosy setting.

The bar has the feel of a local meeting place and suits groups looking for an unpretentious evening around a match. Its Greek atmosphere and food offer a clear point of difference from a standard sports bar.

Compact and comfortable, 5 Rings Sports Bar suits relaxed sports viewing without the feel of an oversized venue. Its cozy, casual setting worked particularly well for a Formula 1 title decider, while the quieter atmosphere also lends itself to beer and conversation with friends.

Alongside beer at approachable prices, the bar serves wine, spirits and food, with both bar dining and table service available. Outdoor seating adds another option when the weather cooperates. Set on Helene-Mayer-Ring in Munich, it is a good fit for small groups seeking an easygoing place to watch sport, eat and linger over drinks.

Café Philoma on Schleißheimer Str. 12 is built around active evenings rather than viewing alone. Alongside sports broadcasts, the venue offers billiards, darts, arcade games, outdoor seating, and a bar menu covering beer, cocktails, food, and spirits.

It works well for friends who want to combine a match with a game or two, whether dropping in for drinks or staying for food. The atmosphere is informal and sociable, with takeaway also available when a full sit-down visit is not needed.

Treffpunkt Sportsbar in Schwabing-West is a lively match-day base where multiple screens keep the action visible around the room. The setup works especially well for major football tournaments and groups that want more than a single television over the bar.

Away from the broadcast, the entertainment mix includes darts, billiards, eight-ball pool and arcade games, giving quieter moments between fixtures an easygoing, social rhythm. The bar serves beer, cocktails, spirits and wine, with happy-hour cocktails as a clear draw. Food is available at the bar, while outdoor seating adds another option for lingering over drinks. Dancing gives later visits a more energetic finish.

Set in Milbertshofen-Am Hart, Live Sportsbar Cafe is a compact, cosy spot for watching matches on several TVs. Its relaxed, sociable atmosphere suits both small groups and solo visitors, with indoor seating and an outdoor area.

The menu combines food served at the bar with beer, wine, cocktails and spirits, and takeaway is also offered. It works best for an informal game night rather than a large, high-energy venue; food consistency may vary, particularly with pizza.

A small stage and informal cultural events shape evenings at Vereinsheim, with quizzes and other shows alongside drinks and simple Imbiss-style food. Sundays can include live music or poetry from hobby performers. Its rustic setting and straightforward seating suit friends meeting for an unhurried evening with something happening on stage.