Columbia Heights’s neighborhood sports bar is well equipped for football season with 20 crisp HD TVs, a brand new sound system, a huge projector, and recently installed sports betting machines. Oklahoma State, Maryland, and now, North Carolina State alumni also flock here to catch college games.

The replacement to Ventnor Sports Cafe has quickly drawn notice for a menu that mixes pub classics with Filipino dishes from its D.C. bar vet owner Jo-Jo Valenzuela. Happy hour runs during the duration of all NFL games aired on its 14 wall-to-wall TVs. Discounts include a draft-and-Evan Williams shot combo for $10, cocktails for $7, and skinny lumpia shanghai egg rolls for $6.

This bustling bar just north of U Street NW is a game day destination for discounts on domestic beers ($5), Bud Light cans ($4), green tea shots ($8), and six-piece wings ($11). Empanadas, burgers, and Brussels sprouts are also on tap to keep fans full.

Come NFL season, this unpretentious cash-only bar is devoted to Chicago Bears and everything that comes with the city. Fill up on sausages and beef sandwiches alongside cheap Midwestern beer and well drinks.

Soccer fans have a home at this bar, especially for catching live games on weekend mornings. Its Dupont Circle location also makes it a key spot for watching the day’s biggest college football and NFL games.

For some, the fantasy football world matters as much as the real one. High Velocity has that covered, with free Wi-Fi, 40 flat screens, 48 beers on tap (including beer towers for the table), tickertapes with the latest scores, and surfboard-shaped communal tables that can be rented out for game day.

The upscale sports bar that aligns itself with the Philadelphia Eagles and the University of Alabama kickstarts football season with a two-course “Kickoff Menu” during prime time games and all weekend from 11:30 a.m. to 8 p.m. ($24.99). Options include buffalo chicken or truffle tots, local bratwurst, and its beloved burger. Every pitcher or bucket of booze purchase comes with a Plinko drop for the chance to win free drinks and food.

Say what you will about Boston sports fans, but they know how to turn out for kickoff. Patriots game day is always an event at this H Street Bar, so grab a beer, study the lyrics to Sweet Caroline, and buckle up. Sports betting went live inside this summer.

The 86-inch TV screens lining the cavernous basement of recently reopened Penn Social aren’t the only place to find entertainment here. The bar also boasts Skee-Ball, cornhole, and many other games. Game day deals include $4 Miller Lites and $10 flatbreads and frozen drinks. Tin Shop’s respected sports bar portfolio in D.C. also includes Church Hall, Franklin Hall, TallBoy, and Astro Beer Hall.

This Capitol Hill Bar goes all out for game days, especially when the Bears are playing. Naturally, Chicago staples like $5 pours of Malort, $6 Goose Island brews, and loaded dogs are all in the mix. On weekends there’s also $6 Bloody Marys or mimosas until 3 p.m.

Barracks Row’s two-part home turf for fans of Iowa State University, Mississippi State, Navy, and Washington State serves $32 Budweiser and Bud Light towers, $10 nachos, and lots of barbecue options. Its sports betting machines go live across both floors this weekend, and to celebrate, any $25 bet placed on Saturday and Sunday comes with a $10 food and beverage credit.

Hill Restaurant Group’s year-old replacement to Willie’s Brew & Cue rings in football season with rails for $5, Bud Light pitchers for $15, and a Bud Light draft-and-boneless wings combo for $12. During halftime, win a playful coin toss with a staff member and get a free beer. And a punch card program keeps customers coming back for numerous prizes and winners all season.