Where to Watch Sunday's Big Game in Mammoth Lakes

January 30, 2024

Whether you're a huge NFL fan or just in it for the commercials, you can catch the Big Game at these Mammoth Lakes restaurants and bars.

Where to Watch the Big Game in Mammoth Lakes

The Big Game is right around the corner, and nothing goes better with football’s favorite Sunday than great food, drinks, and commercials.

If you’re watching the game in Mammoth Lakes, there are restaurant options to suit every type of fan. Plus, if you’re watching the Big Game commercials, you can keep an eye out for Visit California’s latest campaign (pictured) and see if you can spot Mammoth Mountain!

Whether you want to watch this year’s teams battle it out with lots of fellow sports enthusiasts or you prefer a quieter, more off-the-beaten path atmosphere, you won’t be disappointed.

Looking to cheer your team on from a pub or sports bar? Just take a cruise up Main Street or down Old Mammoth Road for plenty of options to satisfy your game-day palate whether it’s pizza and wings or burgers and fries.

How about just grabbing a beer from a local brewery? Mammoth Lakes has a great selection of breweries and wine bars to fit every taste. There are even several distilleries for perfectly crafted spirits and cocktails while you cheer your team to victory.

Plus, don’t forget the many late-night bars available for post-game celebrations.

If you’re looking for quieter places for viewing the game, check out some of the more relaxed dining spots around town.

And finally, if you prefer to watch the football event of the year from the comfort of your own couch, the restaurants around here offer plenty of take-out options as well.

So whatever team you’re cheering for, make sure you’ve got the grub to keep you fueled until the clock runs down.

Author

Lara Kaylor

Lara Kaylor is an outdoor enthusiast who gets her thrills from big time recreation in Mammoth Lakes where she resides with her husband and daughter. An award-winning journalist, Lara has been writing about all things Eastern Sierra since 2003.