Where better to watch the Dolphins play than at Don Shula's original haunt? Although the chain has branched out, this Miami Lakes gem is the original. Make sure to get there at least 30 minutes before kickoff, because it tends to get pretty crowded.

At Shuckers, football fans will see a mixed crowd of fans on Sundays, from Cleveland Browns to Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Get there at least 30 minutes before to snag a TV. Specials vary depending on the day, and it doesn’t really do the whole drink specials thing, but its hard to beat those waterside views.

At Tom's you'll find a broad range of fans, but the leading set here comes from Dolphins. Unless it's a Jets game, where one may see a pretty heated rivalry between the two teams.

Mike's is another great place to watch NFL games, and a range of fans can be found here. Plus, its specials are hard to beat and features a beer selection with more than 18 taps, for every taste and mood.

The range of fans at Ted's varies depending on the night, or conference that's come to town. For South Beach, or Miami really, the specials are pretty fair — plus, it even offers free hot dogs during Monday Night Football showings.

The official meeting point for the Gator Club of Miami, University of Florida fans can reserve a table to watch the game — most complete with a keg at the table. It’s like college all over again, but better.

Sandbar is the place to watch Miami Hurricanes games. That being said, it gets a surprisingly large turnout for Michigan State, University of Missouri, Florida State and University of Florida fans, not to mention for NFL teams like the Minnesota Vikings, Detroit Lions, Chicago Bears, New England Patriots and, of course, the Dolphins.

Hot dogs and football watching go hand-in-hand, right? Well at Scully's at least they do. This Kendall sports bar offers up a free hot dog spread for all Monday Night football and Dolphin games at half time, plus beer specials to wash it all back with.