No list of sports bars in Philly is complete without Chickie’s & Pete’s down by the stadiums. Yes, you can eat crab fries and shout at the refs at other locations of the home-grown chain, but with a 24,000-square-foot space, three bars, and an 18-foot screen, this godfather of Philly sports bars is the place to be on game days.

This popular bar on Temple’s campus is a great place to watch college sports teams shine — including the Owls themselves. There’s more drink and food specials to count, but remember that they have awesome adult slushees to-go.

The true gem of Girard Avenue is the beloved sports bar known as Ambassador. This is a sports fan’s bar — games are playing all day every day as tasty wings, flatbreads, and cold beer on tap is available for guests. There’s no excuse not to come here.

Looking for a place where the kids can play while you focus on the game? Craft Hall features room for 500 people, flat-screen TVs at two bars, two projection walls, and an indoor playground with climbing equipment, video games, and Skee-Ball. The Northern Liberties bar also serves house-brewed beers and casual eats like sandwiches, barbecue, and pizza.

The hottest sports bar on the Parkway has been attracting guests from all over the region. Come for the big screens and cold Victory beer, stay for the lively crowd morale and top-tier bar food (anything fried here is worth ordering).

It’s easy to keep an eye on the action with games shown on an 18-by-19-foot video screen at the Logan Square location of City Tap House. The bar has 40 beers on draft to go with gastropub fare like mussels with roasted garlic butter.

One of the newest sports bars near Penn’s campus, The Post is more than just a place to watch a game — but you can play a few of them inside as well. Don’t be startled to see people playing pool, arcade games, and more while scarfing down their exceptional hot wings while a crowd of guests are cheering as the Eagles touchdown. Yes, there’s a lot to do at this all-fun-all-the-time vibe bar.

Another one of the major players, Cav’s is a good bet no matter what game you’re trying to track down. It’s also the home base for many alumni groups — among others, you’ll find groups rooting for the Georgia Bulldogs and South Carolina Gamecocks. (We’ve also heard murmurs that you might find some Bears fans here.)

In business since 1860, McGillin’s bills itself as the oldest continuously operating tavern in Philadelphia — but don’t worry, the TVs are much newer than that. Regional brews are well-represented here, as are game-day specials, to go with shepherd’s pie, crab cakes, and burgers. There are two floors, but this Midtown Village standby still gets jam-packed during big games.

Sto's is the sort of neighborhood sports bar that will cheerfully open at 8:30 a.m. if Penn State's playing in Ireland for some reason, which makes it worth checking out no matter who you root for. But if you're looking to connect with Pitt fans, this is where you'll find the Philadelphia Pitt Club gathering for every game.

No sports bar experience in Philly is complete without a visit to Misconduct Tavern. This is where guests go for a chill, yet buzzy, game night. Surprisingly, this place have some of the most decorated and tasty hot dogs you’ll find in the city, along with boozy cocktails that work just as fine as sipping beer there as well.