SAN FRANCISCO (KRON) — The Bay Area is home to some great sports bars and with Super Bowl 50 coming to town, the bars make a great option to watch the big game.

Here’s a list of some of the best sports bars that plan showing the big game. That way you can still get out of the house and have a good time without having to spend an absurd amount of money on Super Bowl 50 tickets.

San Francisco

Score! Bar and Lounge

490 Broadway – San Francisco, CA 94133

Score! is near Jackson Square and is always a good time for sports fans. They have plenty of TVs and a great selection of beer. They also have classic bar grub, including wings and corn dogs. Super Bowl City is just a walk away.

The Phoenix Bar & Irish Gathering House

The Phoenix Bar is located in the heart of the Mission District and is known for their Irish comfort food, like Irish potato nachos and Shepherds Pie. They have 9 HD TVs and a casual laid-back atmosphere.

Nickies

466 Haight St. – San Francisco, CA 94117

Located in Lower Haight, Nickies provides a great time for the sports fan who loves a nightlife atmosphere. The bar has everything a sports bar needs (TVs, food, drinks) with an added bonus of a DJ booth.

East Bay

The Stadium Pub – Walnut Creek

1420 Lincoln Avenue – Walnut Creek, CA 94596

The Stadium Pub is a Walnut Creek favorite when it comes to sports bars. They are a ‘go-to’ when it comes to watching sports games surrounded by passionate fans. There’s no cover to watch Super Bowl 50, but make sure to get there early to find a seat. They have a menu full of classic tailgate food and a full bar.

Halftime Sports Bar – Oakland

316 14th St. – Oakland, CA 94612

Halftime Sports Bar means business when it comes to game-watching. With 14 big-screen TVs, every seat in the house is a good one. They even plan on opening early for Super Bowl 50. “Beer, billiards and pub grub.” What more could you ask for?

GameTime Sports Bar & Pizzeria

1819 Colfax St. – Concord, CA

“Good Food – Good Drinks – Good Time” That’s GameTime’s slogan. If you’re a fan of pizza and beer, this is the place for you. GameTime is a classic when it comes to viewing parties, so make sure you get there early because it is sure to get crowded.

North Bay

The Flatiron

724 B St. – San Rafael, CA 94901

The Flatiron is a more upscale bar if you don’t want to get too rowdy during the game. People go to Flatiron for their amazing food (waffle fries!) and hip vibe. They also will not be charging a cover and will open their doors at 10 a.m.

Beyond The Glory

1371 N. McDowell Avenue – Petaluma, CA 94954

Beyond the Glory is a locally owned family restaurant with great food. Not only does this bar have 19 TVs, they also have two giant 100 inches projection screens ideal of game watching. Every seat in the house is a good seat.

Ausiello’s 5th Street Grill

609 5th St. – Santa Rosa, CA 95404

Ausiello’s give off the classic sports bar vibe with cold beer, big TVs and delicious burgers. The bar is known for their peanuts that sports fans can munch while they enjoy the game and sip on their bacon Bloody Mary.

South Bay

KnockOut Sports Bar & Grill

919 E Duane Ave. – Sunnyvale, CA 94085

KnockOut is a knockout when it comes to their food. If you’re looking for something more interesting than the classic pizza and burger, this is the place for you. Their menu is full of mouth-watering entrees like salmon-topped pizza and their famous “K.O. Fries.”

Stuft Pizza

1426 Dempsey Rd – Milpitas, CA 95035

This pizzeria has some of the best think crust pizza in the Bay Area, according to their Yelp reviews. They also have a large selection of beer on tap. They have walls full of TVs and large tables, great for big groups. Just make sure you get there early.

Rookies Sports Lodge

1535 Meridian Ave. – San Jose, CA 95125

Rookies is known for being a family owned bar that’s passionate about their sports. The lodge isn’t the biggest sports bar but they have plenty of TVs and even a Tailgate Room. Rookies’ pebble tile walls makes you feel like you’re in the mountains.

Peninsula

Hometown Heroes

303 Grand Ave. – South San Francisco, CA 94080

Locals love the new bar Hometown Heroes because of the trendy vibe and wide variety of drinks. They also have plenty of TVs and space to hang out. This place is a great option is you’re on the Peninsula but don’t want to travel all the way into San Francisco.

Sneakers Pub & Grill

1163 San Carlos Ave. – San Carlos, CA 94070

Sneakers is a great option to watch the game with the whole family. They pride themselves for their casual and comfortable dining experience. They have a wide variety of food and even have a kids menu.

The Old Pro

541 Ramona St. – Palo Alto, CA 94301

The Old Pro is famous for their mechanical bull. For only $3, you can hop on and see how long you can last. The high-energy, old-school bar is sure to be a good time on Super Bowl Sunday. They also have a back patio outside with a firepit if you need to escape from the crowds.This list has been compiled using information from Yelp reviews.