Hardway 8 takes its name after the nickname given to the history-making 1977 UNLV basketball team, and this popular spot lives up to its name with a sports-centric atmosphere. This upscale sports bar is in the historic Water Street District in downtown Henderson, and in addition to having the expected array of TVs to watch the game on, you’ll also find craft brews and cocktails and a menu of food that goes beyond standard bar fare. The Skillet Nachos, for instance, are made with pork belly, cheddar, pico de gallo and crispy chicharron–not your typical nachos. Look for wings, hummus, a meat and cheese tray, sandwiches, burgers and entrees like fish ‘n chips, meatloaf and pasta.

Las Vegas has very few native-born residents, but you might find a greater share of natives at Born and Raised, a sports bar with a devotion to the Runnin’ Rebels, UNLV’s well-known men’s basketball team, and the Golden Knights, Las Vegas’ hockey team. The owners of B.A.R. wanted to create an authentic local hangout, so if you’d like to get some true Vegas vibes, this is the place. The wide-ranging menu features such tasty dishes as the Guinness Bratwurst bites baked in puff pastry, taquitos, wings and poutine. With locations both on and off the Strip, Born and Raised gives visitors a home-grown bar where they can cheer for the Rebels and Golden Knights in their home city.

Located right next to the Wynn Race & Sports Book, Charlie’s Bar & Grill offers sports enthusiasts plenty of televisions, notable sports bar food and a terrific selection of locally brewed beers. On the food side of things, look for fare like the chicken quesadilla, king-sized pretzel with pub cheese, large burgers and salads. Several dishes are large enough to share. To help guests get the best taste experience, the menu also offers suggestions on the best beers pairings for many of the burger and sandwich selections. Sweet treats include milkshakes, a root beer float and a premium hot fudge sundae. If you’ve been hoping to find an upscale sports bar, Charlie’s may be just what you’re looking for.

Blondies Sports Bar and Grill inside the Miracle Mile shops at Planet Hollywood has a Spring Break vibe that features plenty of sports. Blondies has over 60 big screens, ranging in size from 32 inches to 12 feet, giving every seat a great view of all the action. Guests can enjoy a solid selection of beers on tap, along with potent cocktails like Long Island Iced Tea, Margarita and Pina Colada. Extra-large, 24-ounce versions of the Margarita and Michelda are available if you want a really big drink. Blondies also serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner, so you’ll find a wide selection of dishes to satisfy any cravings. Breakfast dishes include avocado toast, pancakes and breakfast tacos. Lunch and dinner choices include items like wings, sliders, big pretzels, salads, pizza, sandwiches, fish and chips and a 12-ounce ribeye.

Sports fans can watch the game while being surrounded by sports history at TAP at the MGM Grand, which features a collection of one-of-a-kind items displayed throughout the space from sporting events held in Las Vegas–including a Los Angeles Lakers jersey signed by Steve Nash. Every seat in the restaurant offers a prime view of the biggest games broadcast live on TAP’s 60 HD flat-screen televisions. The mouthwatering menu features American sports bar favorites such as generous sandwiches, nachos and wings. Selections can be complemented with a cold beer from TAP’s extensive selection of bottles and draughts, including local and seasonal craft brews.

A popular spot with soccer fans, this popular 24-hour British pub (which also has a second location at 4755 Spring Mountain Road) serves hearty food and plenty of beers. Famous for its homemade chicken fingers, the restaurant is also known for serving some of the best fish & chips this side of London as well as one of Las Vegas’ most succulent burgers–the 1/2-pound British Burger with bacon, lettuce, tomato and your choice of Stilton, cheddar, American or Swiss cheese. Visitors can catch all the big games while drinking one of many carefully chosen beer selections from the UK, Europe and the U.S. Guests can even drink with their dog, as pets are welcome at the Tropicana location’s fenced patio.

The Still is location inside the Mirage, and this a man-cave-inspired sports bar offers 27 televisions, 50 craft beers, and plenty of indulgent sports bar food. One of the bar’s central features is a reclaimed Airstream trailer, which has been turned into the kitchen. Look for appetizers like chips and salsa, nachos and chicken wings. Full sized entrees include choices like tacos, salads, prime steak tip skewers, fish and chips and a lobster roll. The cocktail like here offers some tempting drinks like a Margarita, cucumber mint martini, or one of the other hand-crafted options made with top shelf spirits. You could also try a shareable Bloody Mary or strawberry daiquiri, both of which are topped with impressive amounts of food on skewers.

Chickie & Pete’s is a Philadelphia favorite, and the location at Sahara Las Vegas is its first West Coast outpost. Sports fan can watch the games on over 50 huge televisions while they enjoy a menu of bar food that includes chicken wings, nachos, burgers, pizza, Philly cheesesteak sandwiches and the chain’s signature Crabfries along with several crab dishes. Over 20 varieties of beer are on tap. Look for brews from several local breweries as well as name brands like Blue Moon, Samuel Adams and Guinness. Guests also can bet on their teams with the William Hill Sport Book. If you’re a Philadelphia Eagles fan, you’ll be extra welcome at Chickie & Pete’s, who are official partners of the team.

Beerhaus has a great location in The Park, the pedestrian area next to Park MGM, New York-New York and the T-Mobile Arena. The casual bar is a new take on the beer hall idea, with craft beer and food made with hormone-free meat and locally sourced produce. The casual setting is perfect for getting together with friends and watching the game on one of the numerous TVs, or maybe playing some Connect Four. Beerhaus offers an impressively large beer selection that includes a few local brews. The food includes sandwiches, salads, ribs, hot dogs, brats and plenty of snacks and sides like soft pretzels with cheese, wings and tater tots.

Beer Park at Paris gives guests plenty of TVs to watch the game on, plus a great view of the Las Vegas Strip and the Fountains of Bellagio. Offering over 100 beer options, with 36 beers on tap and a large selection of handcrafted cocktails, sports fans will have no shortage of drink options available while they take in the game. The menu features every kind of popular sports bar food, from chili-cheese fries to burgers. Picnic tables add a park-like feeling, along with a grassy area that comes complete with games like giant Jenga, pool and darts–during half-time, sports fans won’t have any trouble finding something to do while waiting for the game to start. With dozens of hi-def TVs all around Beer Park, when the game does come on, it’s easy to settle in, order up some beer and food and cheer on your team in style.