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Iowa Club Game Watch Locations

Join fellow alumni and friends to cheer on the Hawkeyes at the following game watch locations this season:

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california

Los Angeles Iowa Club

Barney's Beanery

Website Bowl Game Watch

1351 Third St. Promenade, Santa Monica, CA

310-656-5777

Orange County Iowa Club

Dos Amigos Cantina

Website Bowl Game Watch

21022 Brookhurst Street, Huntington Beach, CA 92646

714-492-1994

San Diego Iowa Club

Pacific Beach Alehouse

Website Bowl Game Watch

721 Grand Ave., San Diego, CA

858-581-2337

colorado

Denver/Rocky Mountain Iowa Club

The Mill

Website Bowl Game Watch

2041 Larimer St, Denver, CO

303-295-0706

florida

Fort Myers/Paradise Iowa Club

Ron Dao's Pizzeria

Website Bowl Game Watch

15320 McGregor Blvd., Fort Myers, FL

239-481-1882

South Florida Iowa Club

511 Bar & Lounge

Website Bowl Game Watch

511 NE 3rd Ave., Fort Lauderdale, FL

954-401-0450

Tampa Bay Iowa Club

Ferg's Sports Bar

Website Bowl Game Watch

1320 Central Ave., St. Petersburg, FL

727-822-4562

Miller's Ale House

Website Bowl Game Watch

3800 Kenny Dr., Sarasota, FL

941-378-8888

The Liquid Garage Brewing Co.

Website Bowl Game Watch

1306 Seven Springs Blvd., Trinity, FL

727-355-2413

Walk On's Sports Bistreaux

Website Bowl Game Watch

1140 Gramercy Lane Tampa, FL

813-771-7100

illinois

Greater Rockford Iowa Club

Jax Pub

Website Bowl Game Watch

4160 N Perryville Rd Loves Park, IL

815-877-0600

minnesota

Twin Cities Iowa Club

Tom's Watch Bar

Website Bowl Game Watch

609 Hennepin Ave, Minneapolis MN

612-430-6113

missouri

Springfield/Ozark Area Iowa Club

Pappos Pizzeria

Website Bowl Game Watch

900 East Battlefield Road Springfield, MO

417-306-9091

nevada

Reno Iowa Club

Legends Grill, Sports & Spirits

Website Bowl Game Watch

6015 S. Virginia St. Reno, NV

775-853-5550

new york

New York Metro Iowa Club

Playwright Irish Pub

Website Bowl Game Watch

27 W 35th St., New York NY

212-268-8868

north carolina

Charlotte Iowa Club

Brazwell's Premium Pub

Website Bowl Game Watch

1627 Montford Drive, Charlotte, NC

704-523-3500

ohio

Cincinnati/Dayton Iowa Club

Tom's Watch Bar

Website Bowl Game Watch

175 Joe Nuxhall Way Cincinnati, OH

513-572-3383

Cleveland/Akron Iowa Club

Winking Lizard

Website Bowl Game Watch

6111 Quarry Lane, Independence, OH

216-524-2226

oregon

Portland Iowa Club

40LBS Coffee & Bar

Website Bowl Game Watch

400 SW 6th Ave Portland, OR

503-329-5782

NOTE: Beverages available for purchase. Bring your own food.

south carolina

Columbia Iowa Club

The British Bulldog Pub

Website Bowl Game Watch

1220 Bower Parkway, Columbia, SC

803-227-8918

tennessee

Memphis Iowa Club

Ty's Smokehouse Bar-B-Que

Website Bowl Game Watch

7174 Stage Road, Bartlett, TN

901-384-8111

Nashville Iowa Club

Tin Roof

Website Bowl Game Watch

316 Broadway Ave., Nashville, TN

615-242-4446

texas

Dallas Iowa Club

Big Apple Cafe

Website Bowl Game Watch

14200 Trinity Boulevard Suit 400, Fort Worth, TX

817-572-7753

NOTE: Please visit the club's Facebook page for additional information: https://www.facebook.com/groups/iowaclub

Bryan Street Tavern

Website Bowl Game Watch

4315 Bryan St., Dallas, TX

214-821-4447

The Grind Burger Bar

Website Bowl Game Watch

2500 King Arthur Blvd #100 The Colony, TX

972-410-0320

NOTE: Please visit the club's Facebook page for additional information: https://www.facebook.com/groups/iowaclub

San Antonio Iowa Club

Anchor Bar

Website Bowl Game Watch

4553 N. Loop 1604 W., San Antonio, TX

210-492-9464

virginia

Richmond Iowa Club

Wood & Iron Gameday

Website Bowl Game Watch

12288 W Broad Street Henrico, VA

804-403-7086

washington

Western Washington Iowa Club

Buckley's on Queen Anne

Website Bowl Game Watch

232 First Ave. W., Seattle, WA

206-691-0232

wisconsin

Milwaukee I-Club

The Explorium Brewpub

Website Bowl Game Watch

11200 W Burleigh St., Wauwatosa, WI

414-539-4343

International

London Iowa Club

Passyunk Avenue (Waterloo)

Website

22 Leake St, London SE1 7NN

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