A Golden Dream is just one of the cocktails that can be enjoyed during a game at Box Seats in Smithfield.

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JOURNAL FILES / Gretchen Ertl

So, you don’t have tickets to tonight’s World Series game in Fenway. Join the crowd.

You’ll find baseball fans gathered all over, in virtually any restaurant or any bar, anywhere in the state. All it takes is a television, sometimes lots of them, and large ones.

Perhaps you, too, have a TV. And maybe it’s big. But can you cook? And, most importantly, can you high-five yourself?

Get out. Live a little. Meet your fellow citizens of Red Sox Nation.

Have some chicken wings or onion rings, or other pub food. Have hamburgers or pizzas. Or heck, use some silverware. Eat steak, seafood, chicken or whatever else might dictate the use of utensils.

Maybe the game’s what matters most to you. But good food can add flavor to the experience. Tell that to the 38,000 or so unlucky people who have to watch the game at the ball park where gastronomic selection doesn’t go much beyond peanuts and hot dogs.

There, don’t you feel better already?

What follows is not an all-inclusive list of local places to watch the game in public. But it is a pretty good guide of where to go, indicating the number and size of TVs to be found, and the type of food to be enjoyed.

PROVIDENCE

Blake’s Tavern, 122 Washington St., has 13 TVs, the largest of which is 32 inches. Your food choices, which are all moderate in price, are pub food, barbecue, grilled steaks, chicken and seafood.

Downcity @ 50 Weybosset, has a 62-inch TV at the bar, and an eclectic menu that includes meatloaf and a variety of dishes based on seasonal ingredients.

Jake’s Bar & Grill, 373 Richmond St., has two 27-inch TVs, and offers pizza and pub food.

McFadden’s Restaurant and Saloon, 52 Pine St., has 50 TVs, one at each table, and others around the restaurant; the largest is 100 inches. The menu has a few Irish offerings, such as Shepherd’s pie and corned beef and cabbage, and also pub food, steaks, seafood and pasta.

Murphy’s Deli & Grill, 100 Fountain St., has five TVs. The largest is 45 inches. And it offers pub fare.

Rhode Island Billiards & Bistro, 2026 Smith St., has 16 TVs, the largest of which is 52 inches. Pub food fills out the menu, along with pizza, calzones and a couple of steak and chicken dishes.

Shula’s 347 Grill, 21 Atwells Ave., has seven TVs, the largest of which is 40 inches, and is a moderate-priced steakhouse.

Trinity Brewhouse, 186 Fountain St, has six TVs, the largest of which is 37 inches, and serves comfort food.

Wild Colonial Tavern, 250 South Water St., named one of the 50 best bars in America by Esquire magazine, will have the games on.

EAST BAY

Aidan’s Pub & Grub, 5 John St., Bristol Harbor, Bristol, provides inexpensive pub food, and Irish comfort food such as bangers and mash. It has two 27-inch TVs.

Brick Alley Pub & Restaurant, 140 Thames St., Newport, has a moderately-priced and eclectic menu of seafood, beef and Italian cuisine. It has nine TVs, the largest of which is 45 inches.

Coddington Brewing Company, 210 Coddington Highway, Middletown, has eight TVs, the largest of which is 50 inches. Its menu is moderately priced and features beer-friendly foods, such as nachos, steaks and ribs.

Tickets Bar and Grille, 15 Aquidneck Ave, Middletown, has 14 TVs, the largest of which is 48 inches, and serves traditional American fare.

NORTH

Arena CafÉ, 103 Mount Charles Ave., Woonsocket, has two TVs, the largest of which is 32 inches, and traditional American dishes and pub food.

Box Seats Family Restaurant, 332 Farnum Pike, Smithfield, has seven TVs, the largest of which is 46 inches. The menu is large with seafood and burgers and pastas as well as sandwiches.

Faial Restaurant, 970 Douglas Pike, Smithfield, has three TVs, the largest of which is 25 inches. There’s Portuguese cuisine as well as traditional steak and seafood.

Fred and Steve’s Steakhouse, Twin River, 100 Twin River Rd., Lincoln, has a very comfortable bar area with a large tv and comfy chairs plus a full menu of steak and sides.

Gator’s Pub, 11 Mount Pleasant Rd, North Smithfield, has eight TVs, the largest of which is 52 inches. Traditional pub food prevails.

Third Base, 422 High St., Cumberland, has 10 TVs, the largest of which is 52 inches, and serves Italian, Portuguese and pub food.

SOUTH COUNTY

Casey’s Grill and Bar, 191 Old Tower Hill Rd., Wakefield, has 17 TVs; the largest is 70 inches. The food choices include pasta, chicken, seafood and beef dishes.

Charlie O’s, 2 Sand Hill Cove Rd., Narragansett, has 19 TVs, two of which are 60 inches. Pub food is offered.

Mews Tavern, 456 Main St., Wakefield, has 13 TVs, the largest of which is 56 inches. The food includes burgers, calzones, pizzas and Mexican dishes.

South County Tavern & Grill, 570 Nooseneck Hill Rd., Exeter, has two TVs, one that’s 62 inches, and another that’s 6 by 9 feet. The food ranges from steak and seafood to Italian.

Twin Willows, 865 Boston Neck Rd., Narragansett, has 18 TVs, the largest of which is 62 inches. Moderately priced seafood is the specialty.

WEST BAY

Anthony’s Restaurant, 659 Killingly St., Johnston, has nine TVs, the largest of which is 48 inches. There’s a pub menu, Italian offerings, and 25-cent chicken wings and half-priced appetizers during the game.

Boston Billiard Club, 33 Lambert Lind Hwy., Warwick, has 23 TVs, the largest of which is 72 inches. The menu is mostly pub food: sandwiches, wraps, burgers and nachos.

Dave’s Bar and Grille, 2339 Post Road, Warwick, has 30 TVs, three of which are projected on 12-foot screens. The food is pub fare with seafood and steak.

Eleven Forty Nine, 1149 Division St., Warwick, has four TVs, one in each corner of the restaurant; each is 32 inches. The menu includes grilled pizzas, steak, seafood and pasta.

Picasso’s Pizza & Pub, 2323 Warwick Ave., Warwick, has more than three dozen TVs, one at each table, and a few others around the restaurant, the largest of which is 60 inches. As its name suggest, the featured foods are pizza and pub food.

Silvio’s Sports Club and CafÉ, 133 Greenville Ave., Johnston, has six TVs, including one that’s projected on a 20-foot screen. The featured foods are pizza and casual Italian.

Smokey Bones BBQ & Grille, in the Bald Hill Commons, Warwick, has 48 TVs, the largest of which is projected on a 97-inch screen. Naturally, the specialty is barbecue.

Staying home? There’s a World Series recipes blog at projo.com/food

brourke@projo.com