North Texans might already have picked their favorite sports bar in Dallas to watch a Dallas Cowboys game. Or the best things to eat inside AT&T Stadium, home of the Dallas Cowboys.
But where do Texas expats go to watch the game outside of Dallas-Fort Worth?
A story on cabletv.com picked 19 bars across the United States for Cowboys watching. "You'll find that there's always a good place to shout 'How 'bout them Cowboys?!'" the story says. If that feels a little flimsy, take it from a native Texan: The Dallas Cowboys are America's team, and their fans are everywhere.
Note that all of cabletv.com's picks tout that the TVs have DirecTV with NFL Sunday Ticket.
A bar called Commonwealth Tavern in Chicago claims to have the biggest grouping of Cowboys fans outside of the Dallas area. (Which is a cool thing, but how do you verify that? Anyway.) The story ranks its rowdiness level at an 11 out of 10, so wear your party pants.
In the northeast, all of the chosen Cowboys bars are in New York City -- so you've got quite a commute if you're a Cowboys fan living in Maine. A pub called Playwright Irish hosts a very real group called the Original Dallas Cowboys' NYC Hardcore Fan Club.
In the south, the only Texas bar mentioned is Mister Tramps in Austin, where Cowboys fans fight for bragging rights alongside Eagles fans. Another option is Six Feet Under Pub & Fish House-West Midtown in Atlanta, which is owned by a Cowboys fan.
In the west, Cowboys fans can head to Famous Sam's in Tucson, Ariz., a bar so rowdy that they hire extra bouncers during Cowboys games.
See all 19 bars, all picked by cabletv.com, here.
