CEFCU StadiumSan Jose, California

Legendary San Jose sports pub with a massive patio, 20+ TVs, and a rich history of hosting Spartan and Sharks fans.

The outdoor patio is the place to be on a sunny gameday afternoon. Arrive 2 hours early to grab a table.

High-energy bar in downtown with 30+ HD TVs. Frequent hub for SJSU students and alumni.

Check their social media for gameday drink specials and Spartans-themed events.

Local favorite known for "giant slices" and high-energy atmosphere. Packed with SJSU pride and plenty of screens.

Order the "Spartan Combo" and a local craft beer while you catch the early NCAA games.

Cool, converted gas station in historic Naglee Park neighborhood. Excellent craft beer list and elevated comfort food.

Walking from here to the stadium takes you through one of San Jose's most beautiful historic neighborhoods.

Absolute San Jose icon. Known worldwide for their legendary "Orange Sauce," which fans put on everything from breakfast burritos to tacos.

Don't forget to buy a bottle of the Orange Sauce to take home—it's the ultimate Spartan souvenir.

Home of the 18-inch, 5-pound "Burritozilla." Featured on numerous food travel shows for its massive portions.

If you're not up for the 'Zilla challenge, their "Nacho Fries" are a perfect pre-game snack for sharing.

Classic, no-frills diner that has served SJSU students for generations. The quintessential spot for a "Spartan Breakfast."

Cash-preferred hangout with very reasonable prices. Perfect for a hearty meal before a long day of tailgating.

San Jose landmark since 1956. Famous for red leather booths, tuxedoed waitstaff, and massive portions of "Joe's Special."

The "classy" choice for a post-game victory dinner or a traditional meal with visiting family.

Sophisticated boutique hotel in a beautifully restored historic building downtown, very close to the SJSU main campus.

Centrally located near many of the best downtown bars and shuttle stops that often run to the stadium on gamedays.

Located in the historic 1926 Sainte Claire building. Old-world charm and high-end amenities right in the city center.

Perfect for fans looking for a luxury gameday experience in a registered historic landmark.

20-foot bronze sculpture commemorating the 1968 Olympic protest by SJSU alumni Tommie Smith and John Carlos. The most significant landmark on campus.

The statue includes an empty podium spot where you can stand for a photo to show your support for human rights.

Built in 1910, this is the oldest building on campus and the architectural heart of the university's main quad.

The manicured gardens around the tower are the most photogenic spot on the main campus.