Cabo San Lucas Sports Bar Guide 2026: Where to Watch the Game

Cabo does not really do the American sports bar, the dark room with forty screens and wings. What it does instead is put the game on at a beach bar, a Marina grill or a brewpub, and let you watch with your feet in the sand. Here is where we go when there is a game on, sorted by what our listings actually flag for sports, and then the places we drink between games.

The bars our listings flag for sports

Mango Deck

The default answer. Mango Deck sits right on Playa El Medano, opens at 8am and runs to 10pm every day, and our listing tags it for sports, bar games, live music and a quiz night. It is $$, has happy-hour drinks and late-night food, and carries a 4.4 rating from around 6,200 reviews. For a big game you get a crowd that is already loud, a beer in your hand before kickoff, and the water twenty feet away. It closes at 10, so a late West Coast game will not finish here.

Romeo & Julieta

An Italian room on Blvd. Paseo de la Marina that our data also flags for sports, which surprises people until they see the rooftop. Open 4pm to 11pm, and 2pm to 10pm on Sunday. $$, a 4.6 from close to 1,400 reviews, live music and late-night food. This is the pick when half the table wants the game and the other half wants a real dinner. Wood-fired pizza and a match on the same night is a good night.

Oystera

Up in Todos Santos, about 90 minutes away, so this is only for a game day that is also a road trip. Oystera on Benito Juárez is a $$$ oyster bar with rooftop seating, happy-hour drinks and a sports tag in our listing. Open 10am to 9pm most days, and noon to 8pm on Monday. A 4.6 from about 1,500 reviews. Oysters and a Sunday afternoon game is not a normal combination, and that is the point.

Where to drink between games

Cabo Wabo Cantina

On Vicente Guerrero downtown, open 9am to 11pm, $$, live music, happy-hour drinks, dancing later. A 4.3 from more than 6,200 reviews. Our listing does not tag it for sports, so treat it as the after-game bar rather than the watch party. It is the most famous bar in Cabo San Lucas and it earns the crowd.

Baja Brewing Company

The San José del Cabo brewpub, open 11am to 10pm, $$, with live music and a 4.5 from roughly 1,380 reviews. Beer made on site, a casual room, and the right kind of place to argue about a call over a flight.

Baja Brewing

The Medano branch, on Callejón del Pescador, opens at 8am and closes at 10:30pm. $$, a 4.5 from about 1,060 reviews. Same beer, closer to the sand, and it opens early enough for a morning game with breakfast.

Outpost

On Blvd. Paseo de la Marina, open 8am to 1am every day, $$, rooftop seating, happy-hour drinks and late-night food. A 4.6 from around 1,140 reviews. When a game runs past 10pm and Mango Deck has closed, this is where we finish it. It is a cocktail and grill place, not a sports bar, so ask before you sit down whether the game will be on.

The Office

Next to Mango Deck on the sand, open 7am to 10pm, $$$, live music and a 4.3 from over 5,300 reviews. More of a long lunch than a watch party, but on a big game day the whole beach is watching something, and The Office has better food than most of it.

Practical notes

• Kickoff times shift. Cabo runs on its own clock relative to where you flew in from, so check the local start time before you claim a table.
• Ask before you order. Even the flagged spots may not show every game. A quick "are you showing the game today?" saves a wasted afternoon.
• Closing times are the trap. Mango Deck and The Office close at 10pm, Baja Brewing at 10:30, Cabo Wabo and Romeo & Julieta at 11. Outpost goes to 1am.
• Busy season is November through April. On a big game day at Mango Deck, get there an hour early.
• Tip 15 to 20 percent, and carry small pesos for the bar staff.

Mango Deck for the crowd, Romeo & Julieta for the game plus dinner, Outpost for the late finish. See more of where we drink on our Cabo restaurants page.