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TUE
11
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2x1 on Selected Wings and Boneless on Tuesdays
Twin Peaks
Del Valle
2x1 Selected Wings and Boneless
Get 2x1 on selected wings and boneless every Tuesday at Twin Peaks.This Texas-born sports bar landed on Insurgentes Sur...
TUE
11
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Beers and Food Specials Happy Hour Mon–Thu
Twin Peaks
Del Valle
Beers $99 (660mL) and Food Specials $199
Beers at $99 (660mL) and food specials at $199 Monday through Thursday, 1:00 pm to 5:00 pm.Twin Peaks opened on Insurgen...
WED
12
AUG
All-You-Can-Eat Boneless Wings for $189 on Wednesdays
Celtics Pub Irlandés Condesa
La Condesa
All-You-Can-Eat Boneless Wings for $189
Eat as many boneless wings as you want for a fixed $189 on Wednesday nights.This Irish-style pub on Tamaulipas in Condes...
Sports Bars Listings
Pinche Bar
Pinche Bar operates inside a refurbished 1940s factory in Anahuac, sharing the warehouse space with Pinche Gringo BBQ. The industrial setup includes two floors, games like shuffleboard, and a Texas-style BBQ menu featuring brisket, ribs, and wings. Craft beer and hydromel (mead) are on tap, and the bar stocks over 40 mezcals.The spot doubles as a sports-watching venue — NFL games draw fan clubs, and F1 Sundays pull a crowd. The bar also hosts live events, from comedy shows to Halloween and Fourth of July parties with costume contests and live music. Service runs on a pay-as-you-go system rather than open tabs. It can be tricky to find from the street — look for the warehouse entrance on Lago Iseo.
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El Jaibol Universidad
El Jaibol Universidad is a sports bar on Avenida Universidad where locals come to watch fútbol matches, drink Cuba libres (the namesake highball), and stay late. Monday promotions pull in crowds, the kitchen serves wings, nachos, and papas a la francesa, and the music turns up for dancing as the night goes on.Service can be slow when it's busy, and the place fills up fast on game days—especially anything involving El Tri. Cash and card both accepted. Open afternoons through late night most days, until 2am on weekends.
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Beer Stop Condesa
Beer Stop Condesa is a sports bar on Avenida Tamaulipas serving American-style bar food and a solid selection of national beers, cocktails, and spirits. The interior leans into rock and automotive racing décor with moody LED lighting and warm fixtures that play with texture and shadow, while the small outdoor terrace offers street-side seating — though expect vendors and street traffic.The menu covers the basics: wings, burgers, french fries, and pastor negro (pulled pork with a dark marinade). Mojitos run as a regular promotion, and Thursday nights bring special pricing on them. Service is generally attentive, and they accept card payments. The bar gets moderately busy on weekends and occasionally runs giveaway events with small prizes or drinking challenges.
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Hamburgo Sports
Hamburgo Sports is a sports bar on Calle Hamburgo with a menu that runs deeper than the typical pub lineup — you'll find everything from Texas ribs and cochinita pork quesadillas to sushi and seafood, all served in portions generous enough to share. The Texas Ribs are a standout, served as a half-rack with fall-off-the-bone meat, and the cochinita quesadillas have their fans too.Live music kicks in regularly, and the space opens up for dancing when groups settle in. Service is generally attentive, though the servers can be persistent about ordering. Prices are easy on the wallet, especially given the portion sizes, and the full bar carries a solid selection of beers and cocktails. Service starts at 1pm.
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Gallo Cervecero Sportsbar | La Viga
Sports bar chain with more than 20 locations across Mexico City and Estado de México, built around wings, cold beer, and screens tuned to live games. The all-you-can-eat wing buffet runs daily and includes multiple sauce options — BBQ, buffalo, mango habanero — with sides. Burgers, grilled chicken, and other bar staples round out the menu.The La Viga location has parking and a kids' play area, making it one of the more family-friendly spots in the chain. Expect a casual atmosphere with plenty of TVs for baseball, soccer, and other live sports. Moderately priced and easy on the wallet.
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Twin Peaks
Twin Peaks opened on Insurgentes Sur in late 2020 as the first location in Latin America for the Texas-based sports bar chain. The lodge concept is built around a rustic cabin aesthetic scaled up, with multiple screens at every table and a large terrace out back.The menu runs from wings and boneless (the grilled wings get consistently strong orders) to burgers and a Triple Play starter of chips, cheese, and guacamole. The house beers — especially the Dirty Blonde with orange notes and the Brunette — pour ice-cold on draft. Service is attentive, even during big games, and the atmosphere hits its stride when there's a major sporting event on.
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The Dog House Pub
The Dog House Pub is one of the few authentically British pubs in Mexico City, serving classic UK fare alongside Mexican craft beers and Guinness (by the can, kept cold). The fish and chips — battered cod with fries and tartar sauce — and the mac and cheese are the standouts, both generous portions that lean into proper pub cooking without unnecessary tweaks. The alcachofa (artichoke) dip is a crowd favorite, piled high and easy to share.The pub screens major sporting events on multiple TVs, making it the go-to for Champions League finals, Premier League matches, and other big games. It's a small space that fills up fast on game days, so expect a crowd and standing room when anything important is on. Closed Mondays, open Tuesday through Sunday from afternoon into the night.
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Sport&chips Coyoacán
Sport&chips is a games bar inside Plaza Punto MAQ on Miguel Ángel de Quevedo where you can watch the game on well-placed screens with good sound, shoot pool, and order Mexico-American food. The menu runs burgers, wings, and bar snacks — solid options when you're focused on the match or your next frame.Screens are positioned so every table has a view, and the space handles groups comfortably. Good for friends looking to watch sports or play a few games over beers and botanas.
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Torito Sports Bar Insurgentes
This sports bar on Insurgentes puts all the big games on with audio — a rarity — and packs out on match days. The menu runs burgers, fries, chicken wings, and combo platters (the Vacontoro piles fries, wings, onion rings, cheese sticks, and jalapeños with cream cheese onto one tray). Drinks lean toward beer in big glasses and micheladas by the liter, with daily rotating promotions that change the price point.The space fills up fast for popular events, so book ahead if you're coming for a specific match or concert night. It's close to the metrobús, making it a solid pre-game stop if you're heading to the stadium or Plaza de Toros. Volume can get loud — especially near the speakers — but that's part of the package.
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Celtics Pub Irlandés Condesa
This Irish-style pub on Tamaulipas brings live rock bands to Condesa most Friday nights, with a pool table and a long bar lined with beer taps. The menu swings between traditional pub fare — ribs, chicken wings, burgers — and Mexican options like arrachera tacos with guacamole and chipotle salsa, plus shrimp tacos and a chili hot dog. Moderately priced, with draft beers from the barrel.The atmosphere picks up after 8:30pm when the live band starts; before that it's a quieter spot to talk over rock classics in English. Service is friendly and attentive, though the space can fill up on weekends.
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