Where to Watch the World Cup in Seattle (2026)
Seattle is hosting six World Cup matches this summer — including a USA group stage game. But you don't need a stadium ticket to feel the energy.
I live here. These are the pubs and bars where you'll actually want to watch.
Seattle World Cup Schedule
- June 15 — Group stage
- June 19 — USA group stage match
- June 22 — Group stage
- June 25 — Group stage
- June 29 — Round of 32
- July 6 — Round of 16
The Soccer Bars
These are the places built for this. Fans who care, big screens, proper atmosphere.
British Pub · Fremont
The most legendary soccer bar in Seattle. Opens at 4 AM for Premier League and Champions League — these people are serious. British pub food (fish and chips, scotch eggs, full English), two outdoor patios with big screens. If you want an authentic match atmosphere with fans who actually care, this is it.
Sports Bar · Ballard + Columbia City
The first bar purpose-built to show women's and men's sports equally. 18 screens, award-winning food, and a boozy brunch menu perfect for early kickoffs. Two locations — Ballard and Columbia City. Good for groups.
Irish Pub · Pike Place
Proper Irish pub with really good Irish food in the heart of Pike Place Market. They're actively hosting World Cup events. Great for visitors who want atmosphere and solid food in a classic setting.
Beer Halls
Big spaces, big screens, big beers. Good when you want room to move and multiple games on at once.
Beer Hall · Queen Anne
Large, lively beer hall with plenty of screens. Good for big groups and game days. Central location near Seattle Center makes it easy before or after stadium events.
German Beer Hall · Capitol Hill
German beer hall with big screens, bocce ball courts, and a fun atmosphere. Great if you're in Capitol Hill and want somewhere lively with good beer.
Near the Stadium
If you're heading to Lumen Field or just got out, Pioneer Square has you covered.
Bar + Games · Pioneer Square
Watch soccer while playing Duffleboard (mini golf meets shuffleboard). Just steps from Lumen Field. Good if you want something casual or are with people who aren't die-hard fans.
Neighborhood Spots
Solid local bars with screens that won't be overrun by tourists.
Sports Bar · Capitol Hill
Local favorite with plenty of screens and a lively game day crowd. Solid neighborhood sports bar that doesn't try too hard.
Bar · Capitol Hill
Cocktail bar with screens. Good if you want to watch the game but also want a better drink selection than your typical sports bar.
Pub · Belltown
Casual neighborhood pub with good burgers and a budget-friendly vibe. Screens for the games, easy atmosphere.
Pizzeria · Greenwood
Local favorite for pizza with a lively vibe. Good spot if you want to catch a game while eating well.
Tips for World Cup Watch Parties
- Arrive early— popular bars fill up fast, especially for USA matches
- Check kickoff times— some games will be morning starts; George & Dragon opens early
- Book ahead if you can— some bars take reservations for big matches
The Full List
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