For fans, the right bar can feel like a second stadium — one with cold drinks, good food, and plenty of TVs. Sports bars are where locals cheer, commiserate, and celebrate together, whether it’s Sunday football or a playoff run. In the Best of Grand contest, these spots scored big for their atmosphere, energy, and game-day spirit.
Fisher’s Bar in Fraser has long been a community hub, and game days only add to the energy. With TVs tuned to the action, a lively crowd, and hearty bar food, it’s the kind of place where strangers quickly become teammates. The mix of no-frills charm and welcoming staff makes Fisher’s a go-to for sports fans across the valley.
Randi’s Grill & Pub offers Winter Park a versatile setting — part casual restaurant, part lively sports bar. With a wide menu, a full bar, and screens set up for prime viewing, it’s equally suited for dinner with friends or catching the big game. Its blend of food, drinks, and atmosphere keeps fans coming back.
The Birdie Lounge brings a modern twist to the sports bar category. Located in Fraser, it combines cocktails, craft beer, and elevated bites with a space designed for watching games in comfort. The atmosphere is more polished than rowdy, but the passion for sports still comes through loud and clear.
In Grand Lake, Charlie’s Sports Bar & Grill delivers a classic take on the sports bar experience. Burgers, beers, and a friendly crowd are the staples, with games playing as the backdrop. It’s a laid-back spot that feels familiar to anyone who’s ever pulled up a chair at their hometown bar.
Roadhouse Bar & Grill rounds out the lineup with its combination of rustic charm and sports-friendly setup. Known for generous portions and a fun, casual vibe, it’s a place where the food can compete with the game for your attention. For Grand Lake locals, it’s both a dining staple and a reliable place to catch the score.
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