Where to Watch the Game in Fort Lauderdale and Miami
Football season in South Florida means packed Sundays and big Monday nights. Every Tap 42 has TVs over the bar, a long list of craft beer on tap and a kitchen that keeps the food coming, so it is an easy call for game day, whether you are watching with two friends or twenty.
Sunday: brunch before kickoff
Bottomless brunch runs Saturday and Sunday from 11 am to 3 pm, which lines up nicely with early afternoon kickoffs. Order the Southern Fried Chicken & Waffles or The Brunch Smash, add $25 bottomless mimosas, Bloody Marys or Andrews Avenue Lager, and settle in at the bar.
Monday: Burger Bash for the late game
Monday Night Burger Bash takes $5 off The Prohibition, The Big Smash or The Drunken Goat with fries when you order a drink, from 4 pm to close (dine-in only). It is the right fuel for a Monday night matchup.
Weekdays: happy hour before the game
Happy hour runs Monday through Friday from 3 to 6 pm at the bar, with $2 off craft beer, $3 off wine and craft cocktails, and $4 off spirits. Bar bites like Philly Cheesesteak Egg Rolls, Short Rib Sliders and wings are made for sharing.
Pick your spot
- Fort Lauderdale, the original Tap 42 on South Andrews Avenue, with TVs along the bar and craft beer taps on the copper penny wall
- Doral at CityPlace, with TVs in the bar, the dining room and on the covered patio
- Midtown Miami on NE 1st Avenue, with an outside bar and patios
- Kendall at The Palms at Town & Country, with a center bar surrounded by TVs
- Davie at Tower Shops, a few minutes from NSU
Bringing a crowd?
For 8 or more, send a group reservation request ahead of the big games so we can save you a spot. Seats near the TVs go fast on Sundays.