Serving up classic pub favorites and an assortment of options for the health conscious, the St Regis Bar and Grill is a great place to grab food and watch sports. Scattered around the room, the St. Regis Bar and Grill provides flat screen tvs so every seat in the house gets a good view.

Inside the exposed brick and dark wood make for a warm and cozy spot to gather with friends. Downstairs, the St Regis Bar and Grill can accommodate a corporate event or private function in one enclosed great room also equipped with a giant tv screen.

Junction Public House first opened as Pulse nightclub in 2008 managed by the Donnelly Group but has since switched hands to the owners of Davie’s popular Pumpjack Pub and has gone through extensive renovations to transform the club into a casual sports bar.

You can watch all your sports at Junction Public house on 7 flat screens and 2 projection screens. Junction also has pool tables and brings some old school fun back into the pub with a pinball machine and arcade games.

Forum Sports Bar offers a full kitchen, open for lunch daily and brunch on weekends. Forum will be showing all sports and pay-per-view games (including all UFC fights and Canucks games) on four 120 inch projector screens and fifteen 58 inch high def flat screen tvs throughout the bar.

Forum Sports Bar will be the Granville strip’s hot spot where pro athletes in town will be making appearances.

After the games are done, Forum will offer night club entertainment with a dance floor and resident DJ Storm.

Walkers, cyclists and rollerbladers pass by the bar with floor to ceiling windows to enjoy the outside view. On a summer day, the Pirate Pub patio can’t be beat!

In winter, the Pirate Pub quiets down without all the tourists and summer traffic but you can head down to the pub for a chill place to watch the canucks with drink specials most nights of the week. At night, it still has it’s charm with the view of Granville Island and lights from the moored boats beside.

On weekends, you can stroll down to the Pirate Pub for a brunch.

At Hub, the focus on “comfort” also resonates with it’s food – featuring prime rib meals, pastas, burgers, pizzas and keeping some old Brown’s favorites. Un-pretentious and independently owned, Hub Restaurant is a great stand-alone neighbourhood restaurant and bar in the heart of Yaletown.

Hub subscribes to all the major pay-per-view and on-demand sporting events with flat screen tvs around the bar area. For exceptional seating on big ticket events on pay-per-view, you can reserve a booth in front of one of their 40″ flat screen tvs!

Local Public Eatery has a warm classic dark wood charm with booth seating and a candle lit glow that makes it an easy bar to nestle into for a dark raining Vancouver night. Local features a rotation of nightly drink specials that range from $5 – $6 or you can always go with a never fail $4 glass of “secret” wine making it an affordable place to grab drinks in Kits.

Local’s flat screen tvs mounted all around the bar provides plenty of viewing options for sports. In summer, when Kits beach really shines, Local Public Eatery is the Kitsilano hot spot with open it’s garage doors and provide service on the patio for those wanting to soak up the sun.

On the weekends, Malone’s has live music Fridays and Saturdays.

Inside there are several large tables that accommodate large groups and, unlike most bars in Vancouver, St. Augustine’s lets you reserve a table to secure seats for busy sport nights (including UFC nights)!

The menu at St. Augustine’s has all the favourites – including burgers, pizzas, sandwiches and nachos. Open during the day, you can easily pop in for a quick bite to eat and on weekends, they provide lunch.

Two things that I find most enticing about St. Augustine’s is the beer – they have TWENTY beers on tap!

I should also mention St. Augustine’s has parking on the ROOF! This means you don’t have to worry about nabbing a spot on Commercial drive.