There are thrilling sports games happening year-round. Whether you’re a fan of baseball or soccer, golf or tennis, football or basketball, Albuquerque offers lots of spots to watch and cheer on your favorite athletes.
12th Street Tavern
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12th Street Tavern has a great, relaxed atmosphere for casual sports viewing. Enjoy classic comfort food from shareable appetizers to filling entrees while watching one of the big-screen TVs. The pet-friendly patio lets you bring your furry friend along, too.
Draft Day Sports Bar
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Find Draft Day Sports Bar inside Revel Entertainment. Check out its 15-foot tall video wall, where you won't miss a second of the action. There are 64 beers on tap and three local restaurants located inside Revel to choose from.
Rio Bravo Brewing Company
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Rio Bravo Brewing Company serves up delicious beer and food in a historic warehouse. The menu has suggested beers to pair with different food items. The pub-style bar faces a large television to watch your favorite players.
Sandia Sports Bar
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Watch your favorite sports teams with a great view of the Sandia Mountains at the Sandia Sports Bar. Located inside the Sandia Resort & Casino, more than 50 televisions broadcast different games. There's also a gaming area inside the sports bar
Spectators Sports Pub & Grill
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If you want to cheer on all of your favorite teams, Spectators is the place to go. With 40 TVs carrying all major sports, Spectators is a casual, fun environment to catch a game. Should your team lose, it’s easy to pick yourself back up again with a game of shuffleboard or pool.
Stadium66 Sports Bar
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Located inside Route 66 Casino Hotel, Stadium66 Sports Bar will make you feel like you’re at the game. Stadium66 features a state-of-the-art sound system and more than 70 TVs to see all the action. Dine on fan food and local craft beer.
Steel Bender Brewyard
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Enjoy stadium food with a New Mexican twist and a cold beer at Steel Bender Brewyard. Snack on fried green chile strips and sip a blue corn lager while watching the game on one of the many TVs located inside the brewery.
Isotopes Park
Prefer the excitement of watching a game in person? Rio Grande Credit Union Field at Isotopes Park is the home of the Albuquerque Isotopes, the city’s minor league baseball team, as well as New Mexico United, the state’s professional soccer team. The Isotopes’ season starts each April and runs through September, while United matches take place from April through October. Isotopes Park is nicknamed “The Lab” and features more than 11,000 seats as well as a grassy area where families can have a picnic while watching a game. Concessionaires offer everything from the standard hotdogs, hamburgers and pizza to specialties with New Mexican flair.
UNM Athletics
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If you want to cheer on college athletes in-person, check out the University of New Mexico Athletics Department. Watch the men's and women's basketball team at Dreamstyle Arena, also know as The Pit, or take in a college football game at University Stadium.
