This West Campus staple recently closed its iconic location at the corner of 24th Street and Rio Grande, but thankfully, the bar only moved a couple blocks away to continue their gameday traditions. Patrons can expect a casual and lively environment to catch a game, as well as a myriad of beers and and — perhaps most notably — their notorious teas, each made with a mix of vodka, gin, rum and triple sec. Grab yourself a Bevo Tea and cheer on the horns!

The dive bar-esque Nickel City was named one of the Best Bars in America by Esquire for good reason. Their shooters are delicious and dangerous, and their frozen drinks will keep you cool. Chat with one of their friendly bartenders and catch a game on TV. The neighborhood bar is also home to Delray Cafe, a food trailer churning out incredible sliders, wings and hot dogs outside the establishment.

Victory Lap is a project from NoCo Hospitality, the same team behind Skinny’s, Superstition Higher Ground and Estelle’s, opening in conjunction with UT’s first game of the season on Sept. 2. Decked out in burnt orange and UT Austin football memorabilia, the new bar invites students and alumni alike to cheer on the Horns. Plus, before every game of the season, When Where What will host its third year of tailgate events at Victory Lap, complete with a DJ, lawn games and festive photo ops.

Little Woodrow’s is a classic sports bar, with locations across Austin, as well as in San Antonio, Dallas, Beaumont and beyond. The Texas-inspired ice house contains dog-friendly spaces, yard games and sports events always playing on their TVs. Their Burnet Road venue is the Official Gameday HQ of the Texas Exes, ensuring a strong legion of Longhorn fans will be present for every match-up.

Located right on the edge of the UT Austin campus, The Posse East has been a student favorite for more than 50 years. Primarily known as an ideal pre-game tailgate on the way to Darrell K. Royal Stadium, it’s also a great place to watch the game if you’re not catching it in person. Find affordable bar food, ice cold beer and die-hard Texas fans filling up The Posse East every Saturday.

Head to Scholz Garten for their epic University of Texas Tailgate Party, which the biergarten hosts for every game throughout the season. The eatery’s storied history dates back to 1866, when German immigrant and Civil War veteran August Scholz opened his bar and café. Today, the centrally-located gathering place serves beer, wine, pretzels and more delicious fare, all wonderful to partake in during UT Austin football games. Prost!

If a game is on, Haymaker is packed with fans looking for a good time. The outdoor area is especially exciting to gather in, and becomes more enticing as temps cool down throughout the season. There’s an incredible array of beers available, and the gastropub food will satisfy your appetite.

Crown & Anchor Pub opened in 1987 and more than 25 years later, the neighborhood spot is open from 11 a.m. to 2 a.m., 365 days a year. Thanks to its five large TVs, you can always count on catching the game at Crown & Anchor. Known for its extensive list of beer offerings, specifically local favorites like Austin Beerworks and Live Oak Brewing Company, this is an awesome university-area place to appreciate a frosty pint this football season.

Texas Chili Parlor is a downtown institution, famous for its epic chili and watering hole-esque environment. Always full of locals, pull up a seat and enjoy the UT Austin football game over a Mad Dog Margarita and Chili Dog.

Pickleball courts, food trucks and lawn games abound at South Lamar’s Bouldin Acres. Both dog-friendly and family-friendly, Longhorn fans flock to this welcoming space that holds more than 20 televisions. And coming soon — a second Bouldin Acres locale on Braker Lane!

Primarily known as the best place to catch an Austin FC game on TV, The Pitch also invites Longhorn fans to watch football games on the weekends. Patrons can order from four restaurants, two bars and a coffee shop — all on one tab — and enjoy their drinks and meals in the common outdoor space. Situated right next door to Parmer Field, it’s a fun entertainment destination for all sports fans.

If you’re looking for an easygoing environment and consistently tasty food, Cover 3 could be the spot for you. The restaurant specializes in “Dining, Spirits & Sports” — what more could you want for a top-notch gameday experience? The space holds many televisions to show the games of the day, so throw on your jersey and head to Cover 3 to cheer on your team.

Even if you’re not a Texas fan, chances are you can find your team’s game on one of the 30 televisions available at The Tavern, a longtime local treasure located just off North Lamar. On top of the ample viewing options, game day menu items like the Texas Brisket Queso and famous Tavern White Wings will level up any watching experience. Customers can even inquire ahead of time about hosting their own watch party at The Tavern.

Chalmers, a recent addition to the East Side, has become a go-to spot for football season. Located in a revamped West Texas-themed gas station, the venue features a central bar equipped with large screens for game viewing. With ample space both indoors and outdoors, it provides an ideal setting for game day gatherings. Buckets of domestic beers, White Claw, and Karbachs are available for $20.

At The Dirdie Birdie, football fans can catch college and professional games on 11 big-screen TVs spread across the bar, dining room and outdoor patio. The space combines a full menu of food and drinks with a setting that keeps every play in view, making it a popular stop on game day.

Shoal Creek Saloon, set along its namesake creek, is best known as the Austin home for New Orleans Saints and LSU Tigers fans, but the venue’s 30-plus TVs make it a reliable spot to catch any game. The menu pairs Louisiana favorites with Texas comfort food, from po’boys and gumbo to chicken-fried steak, smoked pork chops and a rotating burger of the month.