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10+ places to watch football in Charleston

Whether you’re rooting for your team or just looking for a good game, you can get your football fix at one of these Charleston locations all season long.

Islander 71 on Isle of Palms

Watching football with a waterfront view, sign us up.

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Are you ready for some football? Whether you’re looking for a spot to watch the game that provides some delicious snacks or looking for some fellow fans to cheer your team to victory — here are some of the spots around town you told us you love to catch a game.

Newsletter Editor Callie here. I’m a huge football fan on Saturdays, you find me in garnet and black, cheering on my alma mater, the Gamecocks + on Sundays, I’ll be in the black and gold rooting for my Pittsburgh Steelers. Tell me your favorite teams?

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 say they enjoy catching the game here because all you need is pizza, beer, and football... right?

Islander 71 | Enjoying the game with waterfront views is always a good idea — this IOP spot boasts several TVs and an extra-large screen.

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

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 projector screen, along with a gameday menu.

Uptown Social | This spot has TVs throughout its two-story bar and rooftop, and promises to air every game while serving up crowd-favorite bites and drinks.

Share House | Don’t miss the menu of bites made for gameday, while you enjoy watching games in its breezy indoor-outdoor space.

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 kids’ patio.

Martin’s Bar-B-Que Joint | Smoked wings, burgers, ribs, and all the fixin’s — what more could you need for a football spread?

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 not surprised 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.

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