<body><div><figure><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=124Pom_1EkPxg6A00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=124Pom_1EkPxg6A00" width="1476" height="984" ><figcaption>Drake's</figcaption></figure>September means we’re ready for another season of rooting for the C-A-T-S! While tailgating is king in the SEC, we know that not everyone wants to get in the mix – and away weekends mean you want to be close to a TV at all times. These great eateries are perfect for catching the action.Obviously, this is just a fraction of the incredible local dining that awaits you around the Bluegrass. To get more dining recommendations delivered right to your inbox, sign up for The Insider’s Guide to Lexington, our weekly email newsletter.<h2>Walk-On’s Sports Bistreaux</h2>1030 S. Broadway #1 | walk-ons.comThis new-to-town Louisiana-inspired, scratch-made sports bar and restaurant opened up just in time for the football season. With plenty of screens, you’ll be noshing on great bites without missing a second of the action.TOP Pick: Catfish Orleans (Blackened or fried catfish fillets over rice, topped with crawfish étouffée, and hand-battered shrimp)<h2>Winchell’s Restaurant &amp; Sports Bar</h2>348 Southland Dr. | winchellsrestaurant.comWinchell’s is the kind of old-school local joint that people will return to again and again. Join the lively game day crowd while enjoying classic Kentucky fare. Go CATS!TOP Pick: Cornmeal Fried Oysters (Dusted in seasoned cornmeal and lightly fried, served with two sides, and cocktail sauce)<h2>Mirror Twin Brewing</h2>723 National Ave. | mirrortwinbrewing.comBreweries are the perfect spot to sit, sip, and watch a game, and Mirror Twin is no exception. What sets them apart is their close relationship with Rolling Oven, with their signature wood-fired pizza. Truly, a match made in BBN Heaven. TOPS Tip: National Avenue gets rocking on weekends, so head out early.TOP Pick: Capricciosa Pizza (Red sauce, salami, mushrooms, olives, artichokes, shredded mozzarella, and cracked black pepper)<h2>Drake’s</h2>Leestown | Hamburg | Lansdowne | Brannon | drakescomeplay.comWith four locations across Lexington, Drake’s is an easy pick for game day, especially when you’re meeting up with the gang. Crowd-pleasing favorites ensure everyone has the perfect Caturday. Be sure to check out the Beer, Sushi, and Burger of the Month!TOP Pick: Tailgate Burger (Two 1/4 lb. patties, American cheese, ketchup, mustard, pickles, and onion)<h2>The Cellar Bar &amp; Grille</h2>3256 Lansdowne Dr. | cellargrille.comThis Kentucky Proud spot on Jefferson Street is a beloved brunch and lunch destination. The sandwiches and soups are top-notch, especially when paired with a house-made soda. Our tip? Their weekend brunch is a hidden gem.TOP Pick: Lansdowne Grill (Cajun grilled chicken smothered in BBQ, pepperjack cheese, and bacon)<h2>Bonus: Tapster</h2>401 W. Main St. | tapstertastingroom.comThere are plenty of bars around town where you can watch football, but with 50+ self-pour taps, this spot is a unique experience you and your friends will love. Bring your own grub or order from Pies &amp; Pints.</div></body>

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September means we’re ready for another season of rooting for the C-A-T-S! While tailgating is king in the SEC, we know that not everyone wants to get in the mix – and away weekends mean you want to be close to a TV at all times. These great eateries are perfect for catching the action.

TOP5 Dining: Game Day Eats

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September means we’re ready for another season of rooting for the C-A-T-S! While tailgating is king in the SEC, we know that not everyone wants to get in t

TOP5 Dining: Game Day Eats

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