Cavanaugh's Rittenhouse

"Cavanaugh’s in Rittenhouse is a great spot to watch your favorite team do their thing while surrounded by rowdy fans in Eagles jerseys. Since they have daily beer buckets and deals on shots, it can get packed with twentysomethings drinking IPAs like water. This also means you’ll spend commercial breaks or halftime bumping into strangers if you want to order anything from the bar. If you’re hungry, grab one of the wooden tables, spread out with your friends, and split wings, mozzarella sticks, or a mountain of loaded tater tots." - candis mclean

"Cavanaugh’s in Rittenhouse is a great spot to watch your favorite team do their thing while surrounded by rowdy fans in Eagles jerseys. Since they have daily beer buckets and deals on shots, it can get packed with twentysomethings drinking IPAs like water. This also means you’ll spend commercial breaks or halftime bumping into strangers if you want to order anything from the bar. If you’re hungry, grab one of the wooden tables, spread out with your friends, and split wings, mozzarella sticks, or a mountain of loaded tater tots." - Candis R. McLean

"Another one of the major players, Cav’s is a good bet no matter what game you’re trying to track down. It’s also the home base for many alumni groups — among others, you’ll find groups rooting for the Georgia Bulldogs and South Carolina Gamecocks. (We’ve also heard murmurs that you might find some Bears fans here.)" - Ernest Owens

"Cavanaugh’s in University City is a great spot to watch your favorite team do their thing while being surrounded by Eagles and Flyers jerseys and TVs on the wall. Since it’s located in the area of town packed with Drexel and UPenn students, it can get packed with twentysomethings. This also means you’ll spend commercial breaks or halftime accidentally bumping into strangers if you want to order a round of beers and wings from the bar. They do have a few wooden tables where you can spread out with your friends, split a pizza or basket of mozzarella sticks, and drink a few IPAs.  " - Candis R. McLean

"The Center City bar that bills itself as Philly’s “game day headquarters” throws down ridiculously large wing platters in counts of 50 to 200. Flavor options include its sweet-and-spicy special sauce, plus mild all the way to “3rd Degree” heat levels. Place pickup poultry orders ($55 to $190) by 6 p.m. on Thursday, February 4." - Tierney Plumb