3 Best Sports Bars in St. John's

“Jack Astor's Bar and Grill is a family-friendly sports bar, they specialize in delicious food and drink. They take real pride in their food and make over 200 recipes in-house. The bar features many HD screens to televise sports for sports fanatics. Jocelyn Bedford is the head chef, and Joey Bedford is the general manager of Jack Astor's Bar and Grill. The bar has a lineup of over 20 beers on tap. Jack Astor's customers are pleased with its craft brews and cocktails selection. All their fajitas come with grilled peppers and onions, chopped lettuce, house salsa, sour cream, cheddar cheese, limes, warm flour tortillas, and two signature sauces. They have gluten-free options for their customers who are restricted to allergens. Gift cards are available in various denominations. Jack Astor's Bar and Grill gives the gift of fun with family and friends, an exceptional dining experience and outstanding service. They reserve a certain number of tables each day for walk-in guests.”

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“The Bigs Ultimate Sports Grill features wide screens to televise sports to sports fanatics. This ultimate sports bar with Canadian cuisine offers one free kids meal with the purchase of one main menu meal. They have a pub grub with a variety of beers and cocktails. Their nachos are served with your choice of salsa and sour cream on the side. They also gather big league favourites with potato skins, cheese sticks and their famous Kettle chips. Join their ultimate sports fans' ranks and enjoy priority contest entries and other chances for free food, beverages, and other prizes drawn throughout the season. They provide wheelchair accessibility, reservation and table service options. Pre-orders and office platter menus are also available.”

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“Cornerstone Sports Lounge features a free pool, a full-service bar, televised sports on 12 TVs, and plenty of comfortable seating. The Cornerstone had a storied history that included serving as an exhibition center, a theatre for special performances, a warehouse, and even a church. The Fishermen's Society originally erected this building as a hall and exhibition center primarily intended for showcasing fisheries and agricultural products. This bar is ideal for singles or groups and a great place to host a gathering for the big game. You can enjoy free cover, grab a basket of zinger wings with beer-battered fries, order a special beer bucket, and play free pool all night.”

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