The South Core is sports central in Toronto, and it wouldn't be complete without this crown jewel of sports bars that has a massive capacity and some of the biggest screens in town. They've also got a menu that goes way beyond the average basket of fries.

Whatever's happening, it's happening right here at one of the oldest bars on King West, and that includes big sports games airing on TV. They have a ton of screens throughout the bar so there are really no bad spots for cheering on your team.

Open since 1989, this bar near Union Station is dedicated to showing sports games and has 65 beers on tap to keep every single fan happy all night long.

Not only does it have a long bar but also lots of seating that provide a good view of TVs which are typically playing sports. Affordable drinks and approachable food are total crowd-pleasers for your whole group.

This Dundas West bar is named for a baseball player, so you know sports are their whole identity. Stadium foods like chili, nachos, wings, sandwiches and burgers reign supreme on a menu that's a notch above your usual pub grub.

TVs are tucked into every corner of this quirky Leaside mainstay that also has pool and hosts trivia, should you want to get into a little competition of your own.

Get active with a game of bowling before or after taking in the game at this Entertainment District bar that's equipped with a whole bunch of TVs for the prime viewing experience. 

Pretty much nothing goes together better than pizza and the game at the end of a long day, and this casual Little Italy hangout is just the place to get it. There are lots of nooks to wedge yourself into with a small group to hunker down and watch.

Chicken wings are basically the official snack of sports bars, and this Bloorcourt stalwart has them in spades. Dim lighting, a lively atmosphere and the game on TVs make this a fun atmosphere for viewing sports games.