The primo sports bar on Capitol Hill boasts 17 large flatscreens, a full kitchen, weekend brunch, at least half-a-dozen arcade games, food and drink specials, and a rooftop patio for the warmer months.

Possibly the only sports bar to serve fresh popcorn, AB also has a breakfast menu for morning games, 10 flatscreens, skeeball, shuffleboard, and bartenders who've been known to spontaneously offer drink specials to celebrate a touchdown.

This late-night pizza stop recently added a game room with pinball, skeeball, Buck Hunter, and Pac-Man. There's also 9 tvs, NFL Sunday Ticket, $3.50 slices of pizza (as well as a full menu) and game day drink specials.

Nobody knows how to celebrate like the Irish. The Chieftain has 7 flatscreens and a projector they bring in on game days. On Sundays, they offer food and drink specials, like pitchers of mimosas, 50-cent wings, $12 large 2-topping pizzas and $10 pitchers of Bud Light. They also serve weekend brunch.

This expansive space downtown, which recently changed ownership from Fox Sports Grill, has 32 plasmas, a new extended house menu, a breakfast buffet on game days (which they open at 9 am for), and two levels of fun: a cafe on the street level, with a bar, dining area, and various private rooms downstairs.

This one-year old sports bar in Columbia City has 12 flatscreens (including one above the men's urinal), a recycled high-school gym floor, a chain-link fence separating the bar from the family-friendly dining room, and $5 nachos with the purchase of a $12 bucket-o-beer.

If the retro 60s furniture doesn't entice you to curl up and stay for the game, the Specator has 15 TVs, 2 full bars, beer and/or liquor specials on game day ($5 Buffalo Trace, Fireball), lots of couches and a stage area for different viewing perspectives. There's also ping pong, darts, and shuffleboard.

A popular spot on game day, Wing Dome (all locations) offer 8 flatscreen and a Fan Feast on Sundays: 6 lbs. of wings, a large fry, and a large salad for $39.99.Open earlier on game days.