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Are there any good sports bars in Rhodes?

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My friend is visiting Rhodes at the moment and I told him that this forum is a great place to ask niche questions! He's looking for a sports bar to watch the FIFA World Cup qualifiers next week, are there any good spots with big tvs that would most likely be showing the games?
 
Most bars will have football on their TVs
 
ssherie_ said:
My friend is visiting Rhodes at the moment and I told him that this forum is a great place to ask niche questions! He's looking for a sports bar to watch the FIFA World Cup qualifiers next week, are there any good spots with big tvs that would most likely be showing the games?
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Here are a few sports bars to consider in the Rhodes Greece area:

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ARENA SPORTS BAR & GRILL, Rhodes Town - Restaurant Reviews, Photos & Phone Number - Tripadvisor

Arena Sports Bar & Grill, Rhodes Town: See 620 unbiased reviews of Arena Sports Bar & Grill, rated 4.5 of 5 on Tripadvisor and ranked #41 of 540 restaurants in Rhodes Town.
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57 SPORTS BAR & GRILL, Rhodes Town - Restaurant Reviews, Photos & Phone Number - Tripadvisor

57 Sports Bar & Grill, Rhodes Town: See 6 unbiased reviews of 57 Sports Bar & Grill, rated 3.5 of 5, and one of 546 Rhodes Town restaurants on Tripadvisor.
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From the little research I just did, it seems that some of these bars are not "Greek." My suggestion is walking around town and bit and seeing what's around ahead of time. There are usually very many cafes all over Greece that show soccer games
 
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From the little research I just did, it seems that some of these bars are not "Greek." My suggestion is walking around town and bit and seeing what's around ahead of time. There are usually very many cafes all over Greece that show soccer games
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I would also ask around - locals know where to go for this kind of thing!
 
There are many sports bars in Rhodes, especially, they have a huge arrangement of football, some of the national players play at their famous stadium, I know all of these things because I serve many players as a waterboy, so that's why, I know very well, if you want to know about anything about NFL, just drop your comment and tag me, I will help you.
 
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There are many sports bars in Rhodes, especially, they have a huge arrangement of football, some of the national players play at their famous stadium, I know all of these things because I serve many players as a waterboy, so that's why, I know very well, if you want to know about anything about NFL, just drop your comment and tag me, I will help you.
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Do they get very full during popular games?
 
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