Where to Watch Oklahoma City Thunder Playoff Games Away

OKLAHOMA CITY, April 24, 2025 — The NBA playoffs are in full swing, and fans of the Oklahoma City Thunder are eager to support their team during away games. With excitement buzzing throughout the city, several bars and restaurants are set to host watch parties for fans.

Fassler Hall has been transformed into ‘Thunder Hall,’ becoming the official watch party spot. Located at 421 NW 10th St., Thunder Hall will broadcast games and offer giveaways and Thunder-themed entertainment, featuring visits from mascot Rumble the Bison.

OKC Tap House, situated directly across from the Paycom Center at 100 W Oklahoma City Blvd., is another prime location. The two-story sports bar will show the games on large screens and offers complimentary chips and salsa for fans wearing Thunder gear during away games.

Social Capital, adjacent to Scissortail Park at 517 S Hudson Ave., provides a unique experience with over 110 craft beers and cocktails. Its rooftop patio will allow fans to enjoy the games with a view, and the venue will host live pre-game shows.

Truck Yard in Bricktown, located at 240 Centennial Dr., features a cozy atmosphere ideal for families and friends. With its backyard vibe and food trucks, it’s designated as a Thunder Watch Zone with prizes available through giveaways.

Toby Keith’s I Love This Bar & Grill on 310 Johnny Bench Dr. invites Thunder fans to enjoy down-home dining, drink specials, and witness the games amidst fellow supporters.

The Jones Assembly, located at 901 W Sheridan Ave., is setting up a patio party complete with live music, food and drink specials, and themed giveaways. All patio seating will be available on a first-come, first-served basis.

Eddie’s Restaurant & Bar will also be showing every Thunder game across its locations in Edmond, Chisholm Creek, and Nichols Hills, ensuring fans won’t miss a moment of the action.

Fans can visit KOCO.com or the KOCO app for a complete list of other venues across the city participating in these Thunder watch parties. With the playoffs heating up, Oklahoma City is ready to cheer on its team.