On the Delaware River, sprawling outdoor bar Morgan’s Pier has multiple TV screens for game-watching to go with the water views. Reservations are required. If you’re going for the $75 food and drink package, which includes all-you-can-drink beverages and food, book it in advance.

Set in a lot off Market Street, Old City Beer Garden is an expansive space to cheer on your favorite team (the Eagles, right?). There are eight TVs throughout the beer garden, which requires reservations, in addition to a lengthy list of beers, spiked seltzers, ciders, and shots. Game-ready fare like wings, tacos, and nachos are available as well.

Independence Beer Garden doesn’t take reservations for its game-day watch parties, so get to the Old City destination early. All Eagles games are shown on a huge projector screen, as well as other prime-time matches. Local drafts, cocktails, bar snacks, and sandwiches are available.

Adjacent to Love City Brewing is a giant parking lot, home to a tented area with tables and a projector showing Philly games. Love City’s brews are available for purchase outdoors and a rotating lineup of food trucks are onsite too.

Fishtown’s German beer garden welcomes sports fans for game-watching, cold beers, and Bavarian fare within its expansive courtyard. Diners can enjoy good views of Eagles games, in addition to major soccer matches, basketball finals, and baseball playoffs at the beer garden’s tables, which are available first come, first served.

Chestnut Street neighbors Tradesman’s and Brü Craft & Wurst offer sports fans an outdoor, tented space for game-watching on Juniper Street, which closes to vehicle traffic Thursday through Sunday every week. Known as Juniper Gardens for this sports season, the al fresco space promises a 10-foot-tall inflatable screen for Eagles game-watching, in addition to deals on wings and Founders brews.

Philadelphia’s oldest continuously operating tavern is ushering in a new game-watching experience with outdoor TVs and tables along Drury Street. The full 10-page food menu isn’t available for outdoor diners but the bar’s terrace menu covers the bases with wings, nachos, fries, burgers, sandwiches, and its signature cheesesteak, plus plenty of beer, wine, and cocktails.

There are nearly 50 outdoor seats available for al fresco game-watching at Queen Village’s New Wave Café. Two televisions are set up to show games, whether its Eagles, Phillies, or a notable non-Philly game. The full food and drink menus are available outdoors.

All four Cavanaugh’s locations offer opportunities to watch a game outdoors while snacking on bar food and sipping a cold drink. At the Headhouse Square location, fans can cheer on the home team from the back patio. On the Delaware River, guests can watch the game under an outdoor tent. In Rittenhouse, televisions face the Sansom Street sidewalk, and at the University City bar, TVs are arranged outside for Eagles games.

Televisions line the window boxes at the Green Room on Green Street in Fairmount, allowing for outdoor diners and drinkers to tune into the game from their tables. As for food and drinks, the Green Room always has a solid lineup of local and out-of-state craft beers, in addition to wine, cocktails and bar food.

The overhead train tracks offer shelter from the rain at JD McGillicuddy’s outdoor game-day setup in Manayunk. There are picnic tables, string lights, and televisions mounted along the side of the building for easy viewing while chowing down on the bar’s go-to wings, available in a variety of sauces.

In Bensalem, the 7,600-square-foot beer garden at Parx Casino has retractable glass walls that open out onto an adjacent patio for every Eagles game, and two giant TV walls. Opt for one of the thick burgers and wash it down with a craft brew.