Warriors in San Francisco

San Francisco Standard says the crowd, particularly during a Warriors game, is hard to beat.

San Francisco Standard says it has a dozen TVs and sidewalk screens for sports fans.

San Francisco Standard names its tented beer garden with multiple screens for watching the game.

San Francisco Standard says it has several giant screens and held a Warriors watch party.

Named in a guide to bars likely to show Warriors games; call ahead.

Named in a guide to bars likely to show Warriors games; call ahead.

Named in a guide to bars likely to show Warriors games; call ahead.

San Francisco Standard lists its taproom in Bernal Heights, with large flat-screens above the bar, for Warriors games.

San Francisco Standard names it for Warriors games, with a heated patio and 20 TVs.

San Francisco Standard names this North Beach bar for Warriors games, with sidewalk screens on game night.

San Francisco Standard names this North Beach bar, open since 1936, for Warriors games, with six HD TVs.

San Francisco Standard names it for Warriors games, a little under a mile from Chase Center.

San Francisco Standard says large flat-screens inside and in the parklet show the Warriors.

San Francisco Standard names it for Warriors games, with outdoor seating that fills up quickly.

San Francisco Standard names this North Beach bar for Warriors games.

San Francisco Standard names this Castro bar for Warriors games, with flat-screens inside and a patio.

San Francisco Standard names this gastropub, with a patio and indoor bar, for Warriors games.

San Francisco Standard names this Noe Valley bar for Warriors games, with a back patio with TVs and heaters.

San Francisco Standard named it as a place to watch the Warriors, with live music during the game; the piece is from 2022.

San Francisco Standard describes this SoMa sports bar, with flat-screen TVs, as a place to watch the Warriors; the piece is from 2022.

San Francisco Travel lists this Union Square bar among places to watch a Warriors game.

San Francisco Travel says this Fisherman's Wharf spot has 12 HDTVs and a speaker box for each table.

San Francisco Travel says it shows games on 50-foot screens.

San Francisco Travel says it has 12 flat-screen TVs.

San Francisco Travel lists this Richmond neighborhood bar, with big screens, for Warriors games.

San Francisco Travel says this landmark bar has 17 TVs and 72 taps.