Football season is back, and Addison has a seat waiting for every kind of fan. Whether you want to follow every game at once, cheer alongside a lively crowd or settle onto a patio with good food and a cold drink, there is a local spot that fits your game day style.

Put on your team colors, round up your fellow fans and use this guide to find your football headquarters in Addison.

Best for a Classic Sports Bar Experience: The Last Point

The Last Point brings a neighborhood feel to game day with 21 TVs, hearty burgers, crispy wings, cold beer, and plenty of sports bar energy. Its circular bar makes it easy to keep an eye on the action while catching up with friends, whether you are following your favorite college team or settling in for Sunday football.

Best for Food and Drink Specials: The Back 9

A good game day plan needs food, drinks and a few deals along the way. The Back 9 Sports Bar & Grill serves daily happy hour specials alongside a menu filled with wings, handcrafted pizzas, burgers and loaded fries.

With 25 flat-screen TVs and a 60-foot bar, you will not have to choose between keeping up with the score and ordering another round. It is an easygoing place to settle in, grab your favorite football food and stay through the final whistle.

Best for Watching on a Patio: Addison Ice House

When North Texas gives us good patio weather, take the game outside at Addison Ice House. Its elevated, umbrella-shaded patio overlooks Vitruvian Park and offers a laid-back setting for an afternoon or evening of football.

There are plenty of TVs inside and outside, along with local craft beer, cocktails and Texas-inspired pub food. Order barbecue, burgers or street tacos, then enjoy the game with one of Addison’s best park views.

Also worth a look is The Quarter Bar & Grill, a longtime neighborhood favorite with a spacious covered patio equipped for warm afternoons and cooler evenings.

Best for Catching Multiple Games: The HUB

Fantasy football managers and fans following more than one matchup will feel right at home at The HUB Sports Bar. With more than 47 TVs and a giant projector, there is always another game within view.

The casual sports bar atmosphere makes it easy to stay for an entire afternoon of college or professional football. Grab a seat, order your game day favorites and keep track of every touchdown, upset and last-minute drive without constantly reaching for your phone.

Best for a More Relaxed Viewing Experience: The Mucky Duck

Not every football outing needs stadium-level noise. The Mucky Duck offers a comfortable neighborhood pub atmosphere where fans can enjoy the game, a local craft beer and a bite to eat at a more relaxed pace.

With several TVs, a covered patio and a menu featuring chicken totchos, pretzels and buffalo chicken favorites, it is a welcoming option for viewers who want to follow the action without getting lost in a massive crowd.

Best for a Lively Crowd: Sidecar Social

Big plays deserve big reactions, and Sidecar Social brings the energy. Massive 18-foot screens, a spacious main room and an all-season patio create a lively setting for cheering alongside a crowd.

The fun continues between plays with Pop-A-Shot, ping-pong, Skee-Ball, darts and other games. Add a scratch kitchen, craft cocktails and shareable plates, and you have a game day destination that keeps everyone entertained through halftime.

Best for a Big-Screen Game Day: Landmark Bar & Kitchen

Go big on game day at Landmark Bar & Kitchen, where 40 HDTVs and giant LED screens keep every play in view. Add scratch-made food, refreshing drinks, indoor and outdoor spaces, and a spirited crowd, and you have all the ingredients for a memorable watch party.

Best for Fans Who Want to Play Too: Batbox and Puttshack

Why only watch the action when you can get into the game yourself? Batbox combines 10 immersive baseball simulators with a full-service bar, game-day food and 30 TVs positioned throughout the venue. Follow the football score between turns at bat, or settle in with a drink while your friends step up to the plate.

At Puttshack, game day comes with a round of tech-infused mini golf, shareable bites and handcrafted cocktails. Play nine holes before kickoff, take on the Addison-exclusive Challenge Hole or turn halftime into a little friendly competition. Both destinations are ideal for groups that want more from game day than sitting on the sidelines.