Manayunk is well-known for its bar scene, and just a block off Main Street, JD McGillicuddy’s — nicknamed Cuddy’s — boasts three floors and drink specials during Eagles, Phillies, Sixers, and Flyers games. The popular spot recently added outdoor picnic tables with big-screen televisions. It’s also open for takeout — think mozzarella sticks, buffalo chicken dip, and cheesesteaks — plus frozen drinks to-go.

With its convenient location near a few colleges and easy access to Center City Philly, Conshohocken is a popular town for people of all ages. Great American Pub has been a favorite local watering hole there for the past two decades. Known for its live music and extensive drink selection, this classic pub offers outdoor dining on the roof and patio, indoor seating, curbside contactless pickup, and delivery through Grubhub. The food menu here veers international with quesadillas, cheesesteak spring rolls, pierogies, and falafel, plus burgers and pasta.

This no-frills Center City sports bar is a top pick on game day, known for its award-winning wings and rotating drink specials, such as $6 Crown Apple shots. Don’t miss the fan-favorite tater tots and French onion soup covered in melted provolone and Swiss cheese. It’s open for outdoor dining under spacious umbrellas, plus delivery. With demand high for seats, Cav’s has implemented a reservations policy for games that’s worth reviewing.

The granddaddy of all Philly sports bars, Chickie’s & Pete’s has been going strong since the 1980s and now has more than a dozen locations in the region. Like Crown Royal, this popular spot is an official partner of the Eagles, and this year, it’s offering two at-home tailgate kits for takeout: one with burgers, dogs, and crab cakes, and another with wings and cheesesteaks. Both come with the restaurant’s signature Crabfries and a six-pack of beer. The South Philly location offers outdoor dining and delivery. Whichever you choose, don’t miss Chickie’s seafood dishes, notably the crab legs.

This come-as-you-are bar’s central location near the Avenue of the Arts, office buildings, and public transportation means it draws an eclectic crowd — from construction workers to college students. The ‘Vous prides itself on ultra-cold beer and quality food, including French onion soup, wings, loaded waffle fries, and a grilled reuben sandwich. For those looking to enjoy breakfast alongside a Crown Royal cocktail or a cold draft, this place opens at 11 a.m.

Right on the St. Joseph’s University campus, this sleek restaurant is a natural favorite for local college students. A big menu of crowd-pleasing finger foods, including wings, crab dip, and buckets of fries makes for satisfying meals. From the bar, try a beer flight or a specialty cocktail, like a Carnival Queen with Crown Royal Apple, raspberry liquor, lemon, and sparkling wine. It’s currently open for takeout and delivery.

Talk about extra safety measures: Meals at Germantown Garden Grill happen in heated plastic igloos that seat two to six people. The menu at this poolside locale in Northern Liberties features steakhouse specials such as center-cut filet mignon, bone-in pork chop, crab cakes, and lobster mac and cheese. It’s connected to Germantown Garden, which offers indoor and outdoor dining with a menu that trends casual — lobster rolls, sliders, fried chicken sandwiches, and fun drinks, including boozy pitchers created by Lê, the legendary proprietor of speakeasy Hop Sing Laundromat. Both Germantown Garden and the Grill have plenty of TVs playing on game days, and delivery is available.

Sister restaurants Tradesman’s and Bru sit next to each other in a prime location on Chestnut Street in Center City, but offer two different experiences. Tradesman’s is a barbecue and whiskey joint, while Bru focuses on German fare and beer. These two are friendly, spacious spots to watch sporting events, and on weekends and game days, seating spills out onto an adjacent closed-down street with private tents featuring TVs and heaters. Both restaurants are offering outdoor dining, plus takeout and delivery.