If you're looking for the ultimate place to catch every moment of the World Cup, look no further…read morethan Bar Three Twenty One. Conveniently located in the heart of downtown, just steps away from Pinkerton's Barbecue and Legacy Park, Bar 321 has become a go-to destination for soccer fans, locals, and visitors alike. The first thing you'll notice is how clean and inviting the space is. In a city full of bars, 321 stands out as one of the cleanest and best smelling establishments around. The atmosphere is relaxed, welcoming, and built for having a good time. The drink menu delivers with cold beer, creative cocktails, and happy hour specials that make it easy to settle in for the entire matchday experience. Arrive early and challenge your friends to a game of pool, throw a few rounds of darts, or test your skills on the Pop-A-Shot before kickoff. And if halftime gets a little tense, there's plenty to keep the energy high between whistles. When it comes to the World Cup experience, Bar 321 gets it right. Every U.S. Men's National Team match is shown on the big screens with sound throughout the venue, creating the kind of atmosphere soccer supporters crave. No struggling to hear commentary over a jukebox this place understands the importance of matchday. Adding to the authentic football culture is the presence of Barra 76 San Antonio, the local grassroots supporters group that proudly calls Bar 321 home. When the Stars and Stripes take the field, expect chants, passion, and a crowd that lives every moment of the match. Whether you're a lifelong supporter or just looking for a lively place to enjoy the World Cup, Bar Three Twenty One offers cold drinks, great prices, a welcoming crowd, and an atmosphere built for soccer. World Cup. Cold Beer. Big Screens. American Outlaws? Maybe. But in San Antonio, this is Barra 76 territory. Sangre Lo Que Sea, Corazón Americano.

Located in the downtown area not too from the Riverwalk, this bar is ideal for catching any game or…read moresport event. I'm visiting from out of town and I wasn't sure where to go to watch a boxing match. Thank goodness I came across Bar three twenty one! Plenty of seating and lucky for me it was not a busy night. Plenty of TV's including a huge (maybe 75 inch) in the middle. Not a bad seat in the entire bar. They have a full bar, my drunk was just ok, BUT I probably should have stuck with something more basic (I had a Henny sour). Definitely a good spot with a few arcades and a pool table. Check it out!

Dylan is an all-star!! We were on an adventure to find a company event, and we found our spot…read more Dylan recommended exactly what we wanted. He was attentive and gave us professional exceptional service. The chopped steak and the broiled shirmp is the way to go!! We are coming back with company to have our event here. Thank you Dylan!

Another knockout from the Boiler House! My wife had the gluten free bun option for the burger which…read morewas 10/10. I had weiner schnitzel and highly recommend. Family from Chicago might make the trip back down just to visit Boiler House again. Brian helped us out and made our visit truly elevated. Will be back soon!

If you'd like to find a place where you can kick back, have a little drink, maybe watch a game,…read morethis place is NOT it, ESPECIALLY if you're a Black person. My first and LAST experience at McFly's left a lot to be desired. There was very little seating available during the NBA finals, which I guess is to be expected, but when I did find seating, a very rude Mexican girl slid onto the seat next to me and attempted to make more rooms for her friends to sit down. When my friend came in, we decided to move to another table to avoid any issues. Shortly after this, a Mexican male came over and purposely blocked our view of the game, and when my friend POLITELY asked if he could move over some, she was told that it was her problem that she couldn't see the television. RUDE, MUCH? Then, another male came over and inserted himself into the discussion. A 'security guard' came over and attempted to 'quiet' things, but he was clearly taking the male's side on this issue. The 'security guard' proceeded to tell me that he was told that the Black female was the aggressor. WOWWW!!! WHY do Black people have to be the aggressors in situations??? These two Mexican males were clearly with the group from earlier, and decided to disrupt the time we were trying to spend watching the game. This is one of the WORST establishments I've ever experienced, EVER. If you're a Black person living in or visiting San Antonio, stay FAR away from McFly's!!! Save your money and find another establishment to go to! One that doesn't make Black people feel unwelcomed!

Great music, plenty of bars for fast service and cheap drinks. Deceptively big place with space for…read moregame watches and live music.

Food is too good to be bad food. The vibe is such that anyone can feel it. Great bartender, ask for…read moreTy!

I've had this place bookmarked a while. It's on my "best burgers in SAT" list…read more Going in the door, let me just tell you: don't bother parking right across the street. Yeah, okay, it's convenient, but by the time you pay to park (minimum of four hours, which pissed me off) and then have your tiny, overpriced burger...you gonna be mad. Do yourself a favor and fight for street parking. I walked up to the outside counter Saturday night about 7:20. Never been here. The ladies behind the counter obviously could NOT have cared less. No nice welcome...no pleasantries. Nothing said. I spoke first, asking about seating availability inside (it was chilly), and they were rude - looked at me like I was from outer space and said they didn't know. They said they didn't know in that "yeah, good luck with that...it's Saturday at 7, dumbass" kinda way. How could you not know? And if you truly didn't know, which one of them should have gone to check for me. So I went and checked myself. Turns out: plenty of seating. Returned to the chilly duo and placed my order. Ordered the Wake and Bacon burger. I also ordered a Topo Chico, which was also met with a blank "are you from this planet?" stare. How do you not have Topo Chico or something similar !? The burger was just okay. Tiny, but tasty. Fries were so salty and over-seasoned as to be almost inedible. No one checked on me after bringing me my burger. Not one time. The only reason I gave the third star: neat, dog friendly outside area which would be cool for a group outing. Probably not going back.

bartender elizabeth and Zane were amazing! it was a holdiay weekend and they showed me so much…read morepatience and were very professional

Joe deserves a shoutout…read more We were a table of 6 (3 adults and 3 kids), and I'm fully aware we were THAT table. We asked for a million extra things, had constant drink refills, and seemed to remember something else every time Joe walked by. Not once did he seem annoyed. He was friendly, patient, and somehow always one step ahead of us--our drinks never sat empty, and he made sure we had everything we needed before we even had to ask. Good food brings you in, but great service is what makes you come back. Joe made our lunch so much more enjoyable. Thanks for putting up with our chaos!

My wife and I came here on a Friday after work. It was pretty quiet at that time but became a bit…read morelively as the time went by. The bartender was very friendly and informative about their drinks. They have a menu of specialty cocktails they make as well as shots. My wife had the Just Like That which is a martini (see pictures). I had an old fashioned with Makers. Both drinks were pretty good and right balance of mix and alcohol. We also had a spicy jalapeno shot that was not too strong but really good with a good bite. There's a drink called Tony Fresca with the spicy jalapeno shot but it has Topochico added. This drink did an injustice to the shot with too much Topochico. They have a food truck outside and it is all seafood. My wife is allergic so we did not try it. However I would definitely come back for the vibe.

One of my fave neighborhood bars in SA. Super chill atmosphere, great prices, and good vibes…read more There's always good music and the El Jefe food truck that's on the back patio is fire! Really fun spot.

I was on a work trip and this bar was walking distance from my hotel. I love dive bars, and this is…read morea great one! The service was good. The atmosphere was fun. I'm glad I tried it.

This St. Paul's Square watering hole is a neighborhood favorite and has a large following of…read morediverse folks all around town. The vibes are always fun and the crowd reflects it. Reasonable drink prices, a great place to watch sports, a pre/post Alamodome stop, and fun karaoke too. Many nights include a food vendor outside as well. This is one of my San Antonio favorites.

Halftime Sports Tavern, the latest addition to San Antonio's vibrant Southtown neighborhood, offers…read morea casual dining experience with a focus on homemade brick oven pizzas and a range of craft cocktails and local beers. This new spot features 15 huge HD TVs, two pool tables and Electric Dart machine, making it an ideal place to catch all the sports action and pay-per-view specials. Halftime Sports Tavern also includes an outdoor patio to enjoy Southtown landscape. Closed on Mondays, this sports bar is poised to become a popular hangout for both sports enthusiasts and casual diners alike.

Love(d) their pizza. Closed because of failure to pay their rent. Hope it gets resolved soon.read more