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This neighbourhood pub is a tad dingy and the patrons are hoarse from shouting at the TV screens but who cares? Grab a pint and ask the barkeep to flip the channels from everything to baseball, boxing and UK soccer matches. Live music on weekends; Wednesdays are trivia night.
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Hang out with square-jawed preppies from the Marina district at this sports bar/meat market, where the 37 TVs and seven giant screens are only part of the action. Goodness knows the substantial beer selection helps lubricate the boy-meets- girl scene.
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One of the city’s oldest and best-loved sports bars, the Bus Stop attracts all kinds and is jam-packed with revellers during weekend football games (17 screens means no one misses out). The pool tables in the back are the perfect respite from the action out front.
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Frat boys meet the leather-jacket crowd at this neighbourhood joint that resembles a surfer-dude beach house. Everyone is talking and watching sports, though, which gives this place its cred. The ever-changing drink specials are easy on the wallet.
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