Sports Bars in Fayetteville, NC: Where to Watch Games (2026)
The biggest sports bars in Fayetteville, NC are on Skibo Road near Cross Creek Mall: Twin Peaks has more than 55 TVs, and Kickback Jack's on Morganton Road carries every sports package. For a smaller room, try Louie's Sports Pub on Robeson Street or the Hope Mills Road pubs. Downtown, Bruce's Sportsbloc on Person Street opens Wednesday to Sunday.
Fayetteville's sports bars fall into three groups. The big-screen chains sit along Skibo Road, Glensford Drive and Morganton Road near Cross Creek Mall. Smaller neighborhood pubs line Robeson Street, Bragg Boulevard and Hope Mills Road. Downtown has one bar built around sports, plus walkable restaurants for a meal before or after. Every bar below was listed as operating on Google Maps in late October 2026; hours come from Google Maps or the bar's own site and can change on game days.
For cocktail bars, pubs and barcades without a sports focus, see our wider guide to bars in Fayetteville.
Fayetteville Sports Bars at a Glance
| Bar | Address | Best for | Listed hours |
|---|---|---|---|
| Twin Peaks | 1891 Skibo Rd. | Most screens, big groups | Sun-Thu 11 a.m.-midnight; Fri-Sat to 1 a.m. |
| Kickback Jack's | 5081 Morganton Rd. | Families, out-of-town fans | 11 a.m.-midnight |
| Carolina Ale House | 161 Glensford Dr. | Late kitchen, college football | 11 a.m.-2 a.m. daily |
| Bubba's 33 | 500 Westwood Shopping Center | Burgers, early evening games | 11 a.m.-11 p.m. daily |
| Buffalo Wild Wings | 2097 Skibo Rd. | Wings | Check before you go |
| Group Therapy Pub & Playground | 1906 Skibo Rd. | Games between quarters | Fri-Sat to 2 a.m. |
| Louie's Sports Pub | 2417 Robeson St. | Pool, darts, outdoor tiki bar | Noon-midnight; Fri-Sat to 2 a.m. |
| Bruce's Sportsbloc and Lounge | 126 Person St. | Downtown games | Wed-Sun evenings |
| Charlie Mike's Pub | 195 Starpoint Dr. | Near Fort Bragg | 11 a.m.-11 p.m.; Thu-Sat to 2 a.m. |
| Legends Pub | 4624 Bragg Blvd. | Neighborhood regulars | Opens 3 p.m. weekdays, noon Thu-Sat |
| Izzy's Sports Bar | 150 Andrews Rd. | Darts, pool, live music | 7 a.m.-2 a.m. Mon-Sat |
| Draft Daze | 2417 Hope Mills Rd. | South-side games | 11 a.m.-midnight; Fri-Sat to 2 a.m. |
| 22 Klicks Bar and Grill | 2653 Hope Mills Rd. | Locals' pick, pool | Check before you go |
| Sports Fan Grill & Pub | 3069 Boone Trail | Pool tables, small crowd | 1 p.m.-2 a.m. daily |
Big-Screen Sports Bars Near Cross Creek Mall
The Skibo Road and Glensford Drive corridor has the highest concentration of TVs in the city, and the most parking. If you need a table for eight on an NFL Sunday, start here and arrive before kickoff.
Twin Peaks (Skibo Road)
Twin Peaks opened at 1891 Skibo Road, near Cross Creek Mall, on February 10, 2026. The 8,200-square-foot building has more than 55 TVs and 30-plus draft taps, according to BizFayetteville's opening report. It is the largest dedicated sports room in town and the busiest on fall Saturdays and Sundays.
Kickback Jack's (Morganton Road)
Kickback Jack's at 5081 Morganton Road says it carries every sports package on "dozens" of HD screens and welcomes fans of visiting teams. That matters in a city where many residents grew up rooting for teams in other states. It is also the most family-friendly option on this list.
Carolina Ale House, Bubba's 33 and Buffalo Wild Wings
Carolina Ale House at 161 Glensford Drive keeps the latest hours of the chains, with Google Maps listing it open until 2 a.m. every night, which helps with West Coast kickoffs. Bubba's 33 sits in the Westwood Shopping Center and closes at 11 p.m. Buffalo Wild Wings is at 2097 Skibo Road, a few doors from Twin Peaks.
Group Therapy Pub & Playground
Group Therapy at 1906 Skibo Road mixes a full bar and TVs with mini golf, digital darts, duckpin bowling and axe throwing. It works well for a mixed group in which only some people care about the score. Its Fayetteville page lists an 18-and-over rule after 9 p.m. on Fridays and Saturdays.
Neighborhood Sports Pubs
These are smaller rooms with regulars, pool tables and cheaper drinks. They are better for a weeknight game than a packed playoff Sunday.
- Louie's Sports Pub, 2417 Robeson Street. Louie's lists pool tables, darts, Keno, an outdoor tiki bar with heaters, a putting green and no-cover live music on its Instagram.
- Draft Daze and 22 Klicks, Hope Mills Road. Two south-side options a short drive from each other. Locals on the r/Fayettenam sports bar thread recommend 22 Klicks.
- Sports Fan Grill & Pub, 3069 Boone Trail. A small pub with pool tables, open from 1 p.m. daily.
- Izzy's Sports Bar, 150 Andrews Road. On the north side off Ramsey Street, with darts, pool and live music.
Sports Bars Near Fort Bragg
Bragg Boulevard and Yadkin Road carry most traffic from the post into town, and several bars sit along them. Charlie Mike's Pub at 195 Starpoint Drive and Legends Pub at 4624 Bragg Boulevard are the closest sit-down options to the main gates. Nova Restaurant & Sports Bar at 5900 Yadkin Road adds pool tables and music.
If you are coming off post, check which gates are open before you leave. The All American Gate closed for construction in July 2026; our Fort Bragg gates and commute guide has the current routes.
Watching Sports Downtown
Downtown's dedicated sports room is Bruce's Sportsbloc and Lounge at 126 Person Street, open Wednesday through Sunday evenings. For dinner first, the downtown Fayetteville guide lists restaurants within a few blocks.
Downtown is also where you can watch live baseball. The Fayetteville Woodpeckers play at Segra Stadium, a short walk from Hay Street; our Woodpeckers and Segra Stadium guide covers tickets and the 2027 season. City lots and the Hay Street and Franklin Street decks are free after 5 p.m. on weekdays and all weekend unless a special event rate applies (Park Fayetteville).
Game-Day Tips
Arrive early for big games
For the Super Bowl, college rivalry weekends and playoff games, the large Skibo Road bars fill before kickoff. If you have a big group, call ahead to ask whether the bar holds tables on game days.
Know the 2 a.m. cutoff
North Carolina law ends on-premises alcohol sales at 2 a.m. (N.C. Gen. Stat. 18B-1004). Late West Coast games and overseas boxing or UFC cards can run past last call, so pick a bar whose kitchen stays open late.
Plan the ride home
FAST city buses stop running around 7 p.m., so they are no help after a night game. Use a taxi or ride-hailing app, or choose a designated driver. Our transportation and parking guide lists your options.
Pair the game with a brewery
If you care more about local beer than a wall of screens, check the social pages of Fayetteville's breweries to see which taprooms are showing a big game.
Sources
- BizFayetteville: Twin Peaks opens in Fayetteville
- Kickback Jack's Fayetteville: watch sports games
- Group Therapy Pub & Playground Fayetteville
- Louie's Sports Bar on Instagram
- N.C. Gen. Stat. 18B-1004: hours for sale and consumption
- Park Fayetteville parking facilities
Details checked October 2026.
Frequently Asked Questions
- What is the best sports bar in Fayetteville, NC?
- For screens, Twin Peaks at 1891 Skibo Road has more than 55 TVs and 30-plus taps. Kickback Jack's on Morganton Road says it carries every sports package and is the more family-friendly pick.
- Where can I watch NFL games in Fayetteville?
- The Skibo Road and Glensford Drive bars, including Twin Peaks, Carolina Ale House, Buffalo Wild Wings and Bubba's 33, show NFL games every Sunday. Arrive before kickoff for big games, when the large rooms fill up.
- Is there a sports bar in downtown Fayetteville?
- Yes. Bruce's Sportsbloc and Lounge at 126 Person Street is open Wednesday through Sunday evenings. City lots and decks downtown are free after 5 p.m. on weekdays and on weekends unless an event rate applies.
- How late are sports bars open in Fayetteville?
- Several, including Carolina Ale House, Louie's Sports Pub and Izzy's, list closing times of 2 a.m., which is when North Carolina law ends alcohol sales. Twin Peaks closes at midnight Sunday to Thursday and 1 a.m. on Friday and Saturday.
Additional Resources
- BizFayetteville: Twin Peaks opens in Fayetteville
Opening date, TV count, taps and hours for the Skibo Road sports bar.
- Kickback Jack's Fayetteville
Game-day details and events for the Morganton Road location.
- Group Therapy Pub & Playground
Games, bar and age rules at the Skibo Road venue.
- N.C. Gen. Stat. 18B-1004
State law setting the hours when alcohol can be sold and consumed.
- Park Fayetteville parking facilities
Downtown lot and deck locations, rates and free evening hours.
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