Best Sports Bars in West Palm Beach
West Palm Beach, Florida — updated September 8, 2026
Clematis Street holds most of West Palm Beach's game-day drinking, with late licenses that run past 2am and kitchens that keep serving after the final whistle. Here are the bars worth planning a game around.
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Nearly all of downtown West Palm Beach's game-watching happens on a three-block stretch of Clematis Street, where the bars hold licenses that run to 3am or 4am and the kitchens stay open long after most of the county has shut down. That matters for West Coast night games and for anyone who wants food at 1am. The list below is short on purpose: places built around beer, screens and a late kitchen, with chains and non-bars left out.
1. Roxy's Pub
Roxy's is the one that treats big game days as events, opening at 7am for St Patrick's Day with kegs and eggs and running food and drink specials throughout the games. The hours back that up: noon to 3am Monday through Thursday and Sunday, 11am to 4am on Friday, noon to 4am on Saturday. The full menu runs until 1am, with a late-night menu from 1am until an hour before close, so a late kickoff does not mean going home hungry. A 4.3 average across more than 1,400 reviews is a settled score for a pub that keeps those hours. Find it at 309 Clematis St.
2. E.R. Bradley's Saloon
Bradley's is the highest-volume bar on this list, with more than 5,300 reviews behind a 4.2 rating, which makes it the most tested room in downtown West Palm Beach. It runs 11am to 2am Monday through Wednesday and opens at 8am on Sunday, with the lunch and dinner menu served until 10pm and a separate late-night menu from 10pm to 2am. Sunday brunch runs 8am to 1pm. Live bands are booked in the evenings, so a quiet game is not guaranteed; check the calendar if you want to hear commentary. It sits at 104 S Clematis St.
3. Grease Burger Beer and Whiskey Bar
Grease covers the standard game-day order directly: burgers, wings and fries, plus a deep whiskey list with a discount running during happy hour, and a late alcohol special from 10pm to close. Listings show an 11:30am open seven days. The rating is the strongest here, 4.4 from more than 2,300 reviews, which is a lot of evidence for a room this size at 213 Clematis St. One caveat worth stating plainly: a Yelp listing carries a user report that the location has closed, while delivery listings still show menus. Call before making the trip.
What we left off
Twin Peaks on Palm Beach Lakes Blvd is a national chain, so it is out under our no-chains rule, as is the DICK'S Sporting Goods on Southern Blvd, which is a retail store rather than a bar. Palm Beach Zoo and West Palm Beach Food Tours are both worth a day out but neither is a place to watch a game. Pig Beach BBQ on S Dixie Hwy is a barbecue restaurant with a happy hour rather than a sports bar, so it belongs on a different list.