Mondays-Thursdays 4 p.m.-midnight Fridays-Sundays. The bar offers 16 different kinds of craft, domestic, imported and specialty beers and some seltzer options.

The food menu prices range from $12-$15 and sells bites such as bacon cheddar potato skins, shrimp ceviche, chicken wings, nachos and burgers. Luis Rey’s sports bar boasts 23 75-inch LG TVs, including its signature 14-foot jumbotron screen for the games. While the space doesn’t serve food, guests can order bites at the casino’s nearby eateries and enjoy them at the bar. It serves craft, domestic and specialty beers and has monthly cocktail specials. The Valley Center casino’s Spiked cocktails and craft beer bar features football games on CBS, NBC, and Fox stations on 50-inch LED TVs that wrap around the bar. Some properties also offer gaming promotions, specialty football-themed cocktails, food and snacks to munch during the game. If you’re looking to change up the routine and go out to watch the games on massive screens with fellow sports fans while leaving the cooking to someone else, San Diego County -area casinos haveseveral viewing and food options. With football season now under way, fans may be preparing to set up their fantasy football league or trying to figure out the best way to watch all of the games each week.

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