With its massive World Tour of Beers, the Winking Lizard in Lakewood represents all of the Olympic competitors in brew form. But, a selection of old-fashioned American eats, including wings, ribs, and burgers, makes it a great place to root for the home team. Credit: Photo via Instagram User James HorvathIt’s not pretty from the outside, but Sachsenheim Hall is a steal of a bar. Deals on food and drinks allow anyone to get a great meal for a few bucks, and it serves its beer in boots. Great for the penny-pinching Olympics watcher. Credit: Photo via Flickr Creative CommonsAt PJ McIntyre’s Irish Pub, there will probably be more people cheering for Ireland than Team USA. But before all of that, the Six Nations Championship rugby games will be featured on Saturday (2/8) at this bar. Don’t worry, though— the rugby should be over just in time for Ski Jumping. Credit: Photo via InstagramNine different TV’s can stream The Olympics at The South Side. It’s known for its large outdoor patio, but with a fireplace and large bar inside, it’s a great place to escape the biting Cleveland cold with a cup of chili. Credit: Photo via Flickr Creative CommonsIn the middle of nightclubs and high end restaurants is the Warehouse District’s classic bar: The Map Room. If this area of Cleveland is your hang out spot, then this is the place to catch the Tribe. Plus, the pizza is delicious. Credit: Photo via FacebookBeachwood’s The Pub is a relatively new bar, having opened just in December, and it features a Pour Your Own Beer Wall, where visitors can fill their own glasses. It will make each sip feel a little more earned while you’re leaning back to watch the games. Credit: Photo via Flickr Creative CommonsMolly McGhee has two pool tables, darts, and a Wii, which could all help to fill time during The Olympic’s commercials. This place is big on sports events, so you will probably be in good company, in case you need a new pool opponent. Credit: Photo via Flickr Creative CommonsNamed after Thomas Edison, Edison’s in Tremont is full of events, including trivia night to test if you are smarter than old T. It has light food and a huge selection of beer, and its warm, old-timey atmosphere would be a great place for Winter Olympics group gatherings. Credit: Photo via InstagramOwned by a former Marine, Smedley’s is a biker-friendly, music-loving bar. Live concerts take the stage every Tuesday through Saturday, so The Olympics will take on some background music if you choose to watch here. Credit: Photo via the Cleveland Scene ArchivesThe Harbor Inn has been around since 1895, but it’s still serving drinks to any kind of Clevelander. Wouldn’t it be cool to see gold-medal history happen inside a place that’s existed for over a century? Credit: Photo via Instagram