Watch the drama unfold at these local bars and beer venues.
Victory House, Santa Rosa: If you're worried that one TV screen may not be enough for your viewing experience, Epicenter's Victory House has covered two 40-foot walls with "massive true HD laser and HD LED TV screens," with multi-zone surround sound to satisfy your senses. 3215 Coffey Lane Santa Rosa, 707-708-3742, visitepicenter.com. (Photo by John Burgess)
Ausiello’s Bar and Grill, Santa Rosa: 24 TV screens, cold beer, burgers and one of the best Bloody Marys in Sonoma County, Ausiello's knows how to feed sports fanatics. 609 5th St., Santa Rosa, 707-579-9408, ausiellos5thstreetgrill.com. (Photo by Will Bucquoy)
West Side Taphouse and Grill, Santa Rosa: A popular spot for families, West Side Grill in Santa Rosa has plenty of TVs spread out around the pub, over 20 beers on draft and an extensive food menu. 3082 Marlow Rd., Santa Rosa, 707-573-9453, shannonswestsidegrill.com (Photo by Beth Schlanker)
Local Barrel Taproom, Santa Rosa: Grab a seat by the bar, select from 21 rotating taps, eat some pizza and watch the game over a few pints. Happy hour is between 3 p.m. and 6 p.m. 490 Mendocino Ave #104, Santa Rosa, localbarrelsr.com. (Photo by Alvin Jornada)
Third Street Aleworks, Santa Rosa: This large indoor-outdoor, two-level brewpub has plenty of seating, seven TVs, a large viewing area for sports fans, a full dining menu and a variety of house-brewed beers on tap. 10 3rd St, Santa Rosa, 707-523-3060, thirdstreetaleworks.com
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Beyond the Glory, Petaluma: For the ultimate viewing experience, head to Beyond the Glory in Petaluma to catch the game on 19 TVs and two 100-inch projection screens. This place tends to get packed, so call ahead to make reservations: 707-971-8366. 1371 N McDowell Blvd #130, Petaluma, 707-971-8366, btgpetaluma.com. (Photo by Beth Schlanker)
Taps, Petaluma: Taps, Petaluma's oldest craft beer bar, serves up a 40-beer draft list and games on big screen TVs. Other perks include the river-facing patio, perfectly-seasoned burgers and additive fried Brussels sprouts. 54 E Washington St, 707-763-6700, facebook.com. (Photo by Beth Schlanker)
McNear's Saloon & Dining House, Petaluma: This lively pub, located next to Petaluma’s Mystic Theatre, invites you to pair the game with beer, wine, cocktails and pub grub; food favorites include Short Rib Tostadas, Local Rock Cod Tacos, Famous Fish ‘n’ Chips and McNear’s Chili. 23 Petaluma Blvd N, Petaluma, 707-765-2121, mcnears.com. (Photo by Scott Manchester)
Friar Tucks Pub, Cotati: This popular SSU student hangout, the birthplace of the “Cotati crawl,” boasts 12 big screen HD TVs and calls itself family friendly. Full service restaurant 11am-9pm; happy days 11am-7pm Monday to Friday; specials for ladies. 8201 Old Redwood Hwy, Cotati, 707-792-9847, facebook. (Photo by Alvin Jornada)
Flagship Taproom, Cotati: Head to this friendly taproom in Cotati for 20 rotating taps, sandos, tacos and late-night snacks - and the game, of course. There are four flatscreen TVs. 8099 La Plaza Suite B, Cotati, 707-664-5904, flagshiptaproom.com (Photo by Jess Vallery)
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Seismic Brewing Taproom, Sebastopol: In case you missed it, Seismic Brewing Co. recently opened their flagship taproom in Sebastopol’s popular outdoor market, The Barlow. With several TVs and bar games throughout – and a dog-friendly policy – Seismic offers a fun social environment for you and your best friend. 6700 Sebastopol Ave, Sebastopol, 707-544-5996, seismicbrewingco.com. (Photo by Kent Porter)
Crooked Goat Brewing, Sebastopol: With over a dozen unique and seasonal brews on constantly-rotating taps, the Crooked Goat has become a staple in West County’s social life. A food menu featuring catered food from restaurants all over The Barlow ensures that your game time meal will be as diverse as their beers. 120 Morris St #120, Sebastopol, 707-827-3893, crookedgoatbrewing.com.
Murphy's Irish Pub, Sonoma: Longtime favorite Sonoma watering hole, Murphy’s Irish Pub, is now owned by the ever-so-Irish Coll brothers. Gleaming high-def TVs show sports all day and well into the evening. There is a happy hour Monday through Friday from 3 to 6 pm and a boisterous crowd at the ready for every major game. Drown your sorrows over your favorite team’s loss with a pint of Guinness or celebrate with a juicy leg of lamb. On the Plaza at 464 First St. East, Sonoma, 707-935-0660, sonomapub.com.
Steiner’s Tavern, Sonoma: This Sonoma institution has several TVs, a full bar, beer, wine and pub grub dishes like tater tots, sandwiches, and hot links. Open 6 am - 2 am. 465 1st St W #100, Sonoma, 707-996-3812, steinerstavern.com
Olde Sonoma Public House, Sonoma: This Sonoma pub has 32 beers on tap, 4 big TV screens and pinball machines. Happy hour is 4-6pm daily ($2 off all draft beers, $1 off 10.5 oz. glass). 18615 Sonoma Highway, Sonoma, 707-938-7587, oldesonomapub.com
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Hopmonk, Sebastopol and Sonoma: Bar bites, local beer, and a fire-pit patio make this tavern a popular hangout for locals and visitors alike. 691 Broadway Sonoma, 707-935-9100, hopmonk.com.
Bear Republic Brewpub, Healdsburg and Rohnert Park: Bear Republic has been a Healdsburg favorite for years, and their new brewpub in Rohnert Park has become a popular destination, too. Unwind at the outdoor bar by Roberts Lake and indulge in your favorite comfort food while watching the game. 45 Healdsburg Ave, Healdsburg; 5000 Roberts Lake Rd, Rohnert Park; bearrepublic.com. (Photo by John Burgess)
D.J. Reed Jr. of the 49ers scoots past Chargers kicker Ty Long on a kickoff return during the first quarter, Thursday, August 29, 2019 at Levi's Stadium in Santa Clara. (Kent Porter)
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Sunday is almost here, time to get ready for your Super Bowl experience. If you’d like to see the San Francisco 49ers take on the Kansas City Chiefs at a sports bar or beer venue, we’ve got just the spots for you. We’ve lined up the winners in the above gallery. Did we miss one of your favorite sports bars? Let us know in the comments.
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