Top Sports Bars in Hong Kong
Whether you’re a die-hard football fan, a casual viewer tuning in for the World Cup, or simply someone who enjoys a cold pint with a buzzing crowd, Hong Kong has no shortage of great sports bars. From cozy Irish pubs to waterfront hangouts and late-night bars with giant screens, there’s a perfect game-day hangout for every kind of fan.
Here are some of the best sports bars in Hong Kong where you can soak up the atmosphere, cheer for your team, and enjoy a proper night out.
Delaney’s
For an authentic Irish pub experience in Hong Kong, Delaney’s is a long-time favorite. The original pub opened in Wan Chai back in 1994 as the city’s first Irish pub, and its Tsim Sha Tsui branch carries the same welcoming, old-school charm.
Inside, you’ll find vintage-style interiors, comfortable seating, and multiple TVs broadcasting football matches and other major sporting events. It’s the perfect place to settle in with hearty pub grub, warming beef stew, classic Irish dishes, and of course, a perfectly poured pint of Guinness to wash it all down.
The highlight is their legendary Sunday roast, which locals swear by. Pair it with the laid-back pub atmosphere, and you’ve got a sports-watching spot that feels like a home away from home.
Location: Delaney's, B/F, Mary Building, 71–77 Peking Road, Tsim Sha Tsui
Opening Hours: Daily, from 8 AM to 2 AM
The Blind Pig
Come hungry! The Blind Pig is where sports fans go when they want big flavors and even bigger portions.
This speakeasy-style sports bar in Sai Wan Ho blends casual vibes with an American-inspired comfort food menu. Expect slow-cooked crackling pork belly, BBQ short ribs, fajitas, fish and chips, and homey mains like carbonara and paella. It’s a gluttonous paradise for anyone craving comfort food while watching the game.
Sports coverage is equally solid, with regular broadcasts of F1, boxing, tennis, and other major events on screen. With its old-school charm and regular weekday specials, it’s a fun and easygoing place to spend a game night.
Location: The Blind Pig, Shop GB12-14A, 45 Tai Hong Street, SoHo East, Lei King Wan, Sai Wan Ho
Opening Hours: Mondays to Sundays, from 11:30 AM to 10:30 PM (last order 10 PM)
The Globe
If you like your sports viewing with a side of elevated pub food, The Globe is a must-visit. This Central gastropub has built a reputation for its excellent menu and extensive selection of local and international beers.
The food here goes beyond the usual bar fare, offering scrumptious dishes like pork schnitzel, Irish beef stew, and baked polenta. Their Sunday roast is especially popular, with generous portions and a cosy weekend vibe to match.
Despite hosting plenty of football and rugby matches, The Globe is praised for its laidback atmosphere and relaxed ambience, perfect if you want to watch the game without shouting over the crowd.
Location: The Globe, Garley Building, 45–53A Graham Street, Central
Opening Hours: Daily, from 10 AM to 2 AM (Happy Hour from 10 AM to 7 PM)
Wan Chai Stadium Bar
When it comes to serious sports watching, Wan Chai Stadium Bar means business.
The bar boasts seven TVs, including two massive 100-inch screens, making it almost impossible to miss any action. From football matches to F1 races and rugby games, there’s always something guaranteed to get the whole bar roaring.
The menu sticks to what sports bars do best: simple, satisfying pub food like buffalo wings, cheesy mozzarella fries, pork ribs, nachos, and other shareable snacks perfect for game night. Plus, with closing times stretching to 3 AM, it’s an ideal spot for late-night matches.
Location: Wan Chai Stadium Bar, Shop A3, G/F, Hay Wah Building, 72–76 Lockhart Road, Wan Chai
Opening Hours: Mondays to Fridays, from 11 AM to 3 AM; Saturdays to Sundays & Public Holidays, from 12 PM to 3 AM
Devil’s Advocate
Part pub, part social hub, Devil’s Advocate has been a Wan Chai institution since 1999. Known as the area’s first open-fronted bar, it spills onto Lockhart Road, letting guests soak up the vibrant street atmosphere.
The bar’s British and Australian influences make it a popular haunt for expats looking for a taste of home. Sports fans can catch international games on multiple screens, including football, rugby, and motor sports.
Food is simple and comforting — don't miss their all-day breakfasts, or their sausage-and-egg sandwiches served with fries. Add generous happy hour deals and a classic jukebox, and you’ve got a relaxed spot that keeps the energy going late into the night.
Location: Devil's Advocate, G/F, 48 Lockhart Rd, Wan Chai
Opening Hours: Daily, from 12 PM to 2 AM
Misty's Bar Wan Chai
Small but full of character, Misty’s in the nightlife district of Wan Chai proves that you don’t need a massive venue to create a great sports-watching atmosphere.
With a few well-placed TVs and a crowd of loyal regulars, the bar shows everything from football and rugby to golf, snooker, cricket, and tennis. Cold beers, friendly vibes, and a happy hour that runs until 9 PM make it a great place to unwind after work.
Its late weekend closing hours also make it a favorite post-game hangout.
Location: Misty's, G/F Wayson Commercial Building, 68–70 Lockhart Road, Wan Chai
Opening Hours: Mondays to Fridays, from 2 PM to 2 AM; Saturdays, from 12 PM to 4 AM; Sundays from 12 PM to 2 AM
Spiaggia
For a more laid-back sports experience, Spiaggia offers a refreshing change of pace. Located near Stanley’s waterfront, it’s a great escape from the bustle of the city.
While not strictly a sports bar, the venue features a big screen TV showing major events, so you can still keep up with the game while enjoying a seaside meal.
The menu blends Western and Asian flavors — from pizzas and salads to dishes like Tom Yum Goong and Indian naan — making it perfect for relaxed dinners with friends or a laidback post-beach hang.
Location: Spiaggia, G/F, 92B Stanley Main Street, Stanley
Opening Hours: Daily, from 9 AM to 2 AM
Bar 109 Wan Chai
Right in the heart of Wan Chai’s nightlife district, Bar 109 is a lively spot where sports fans gather for the big moments — especially during football tournaments and the World Cup.
The venue features a massive 180-inch LED projector and multiple large screens, so wherever you’re sitting, you’ll have a clear view of the action. Upstairs, a cosy balcony lounge offers a more relaxed vantage point overlooking Lockhart Road.
With a menu of Asian, Western, and Mediterranean snacks plus plenty of drink options — think fine wines, exotic cocktails, martinis, draught and bottled beers — it’s a great place to settle in for a long match night.
Location: Bar 109, 109 Lockhart Road, Wan Chai
Opening Hours: Mondays to Fridays, from 4 PM to 11 AM (next day); Saturdays to Sundays: Open 24 hours
Joe's Billiards & Bar
If you like your sports bars with a dose of friendly competition, Joe’s Billiards & Bar in Mong Kok is the place to be.
Spread over two levels, the venue features eight tournament-quality pool tables, darts machines, and even beer pong alongside large screens showing live sports. There’s also an impressive collection of vintage pool memorabilia and Hollywood movie stills featuring famous pool scenes.
Add American-style finger food and a buzzing late-night atmosphere, and you have a sports bar that’s just as fun between matches as during them.
Location: Joe's Billiards & Bar, 5/F, Mongkok City Centre, 74–84 Sai Yeung Choi Street South, Mong Kok
Opening Hours: Daily, from 3 PM to 3 AM
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