Toronto’s largest sports bar is located in the South Core right next to the ACC. Go here for giant screens, a seasonal menu and draft beer to gorge on as you take in the action.

Hometown spirit is in no short supply at this Dundas West bar with an accessible price point that also makes incredible fried chicken sandwiches and burgers.

The people behind Parts & Labour also have this West Queen West pub where you can take in the game while chowing down on an English breakfast.

Watching the game is easy-breezy at this super casual Bloorcourt sports bar with an awesome patio, wings and brunch.

Just steps from Union Station, this sprawling sports pub that's been around for over 30 years has over 65 beers on tap.

Sports fans need not adhere to the hetero jock stereotype at this pub in the Church Wellesley Village that boasts being Toronto’s only gay sports bar as well as having Canada’s first Frost Rail to keep drinks cold.

The kitchen is open until 2 a.m. every night of the week at this Bayview Avenue hangout, perfect for celebrating overtime wins.

East York has this bar has over 7000 square feet of space and 40 big screen HDTVs, so you’re guaranteed a good view of the game.

This Roncesvalles Village watering hole is known amongst sports fans. Not the biggest or flashiest spot, but one of the most down-home enthusiastic.