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12 places to watch football in Charleston

Get your football fix at one of these Charleston locations.

Islander 71 on Isle of Palms

We vote yes to watching football with a waterfront view.

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It’s officially football season. Last week, we asked you where your favorite spot to watch the game when you’re looking get off the couch, but you’re not making a trip to see the action in person — here’s what you told us.

Kickin’ Chicken | Cheer on your team at any of its convenient locations. There are plenty of screens and outdoor seating, and the Bobby Fries might just be the best thing ever.

Bumpa’s | This cozy spot hosts watch parties for every University of Wisconsin football games and while all fans are welcome Georgia, Fordham, and Steelers fans might feel a little extra at home.

Red Palm Tavern | This spot stands out for its vintage tavern style, featuring a wood-fired menu, and has a patio, billiards, and darts for you to enjoy during halftime.

Fam’s Brewing Co. | Readers enjoy catching the game here because all you need is pizza, beer, and football...right?

Islander 71 | Watching touchdowns will be a treat at the Isle of Palms location, which boasts several TVs and a large screen. Enjoying the game with waterfront views is always a good idea.

Hunley’s Neighborhood Grill | This West Ashley neighborhood bar and grill is a great choice, offering a range of TVs and a menu filled with soul food, sandwiches, and wings.

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We’re down to try the new gameday menu at Mex 1.

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Mex 1 Coastal Cantina | The Sullivan’s Island location features a new projector screen, along with an updated gameday menu. Guests can also enter a special contest each week for a chance to win two tickets to this year’s Clemson vs. Carolina game.

King Street Grille | This is the place to catch all the action. We’re eyeing the menu, and the buffalo chicken sandwich is calling our name. Pro tip: The Mount Pleasant location has a new kids’ patio.

The Brick | It’s no surprise our readers love this tavern; while it’s a home base for Hokies and Brown fans, all fan bases are welcome.

Home Team BBQ | We’re suprised this local favorite made the list, their gameday menu includes wings, various sandwiches, BBQ nachos, and pimento cheese. Is your mouth watering yet?

Lamar’s | While this spot is Charleston’s first reservation-only nightlife experience, you can walk in to catch the game — just make a reservation for large parties.

Lowcountry Sports Social | You’ll love the environment, with wall-to-wall TVs, drink discounts, and a great atmosphere for all football fans alike.

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