Bars with Outdoor Screens Showing the World Cup 2026

We are a woman owned sports bar in Astoria, Queens, NY. We show all the games. We offer good drinks, great prices & a welcoming atmosphere for all. Happy Hours M-F 11-7 and specials run all weekend.

Nestled in the Financial District, you’ll find all the signature Stout NYC favorites here on the corner of John and Gold Street. If your office is in the area, come see us for lunch or a well-deserved after-work drink. We’re excited to host bottomless brunch on the weekends. We’re also the best meeting point if you’re headed to an event at the Seaport (or leaving one)

The Bowery Beer Garden is NYC's largest sports beer garden. Our urban oasis features over 30 draft and bottle choices, a full cocktail bar, a chef-driven menu, and 50+ HDTVs showing NFL Direct TV games and most major local sports games.

Mulligan’s is a classic Hoboken pub that feels tailor-made for matchday — the kind of neighborhood spot where you can walk in, grab a pint, and immediately find yourself surrounded by people who actually care about the game. With a warm Irish-bar vibe, plenty of screens, and a lively crowd on weekends, it’s a dependable local option for soccer fans just across the river from Manhattan. The bar regularly shows major soccer competitions like the English Premier League and UEFA Champions League, plus international fixtures and tournament matchdays, alongside all the big American sports. It’s especially well-suited for U.S. supporters following Europe: when high-stakes “European nights” land in New Jersey as morning kickoffs, Mulligan’s is the type of place that still feels like a proper watch party — early start, big energy, and the match front and center. Supporters groups and fan clubs are welcome here, making it an easy fit for organized watch parties, derby mornings, and knockout-round gatherings. Open early for all EPL matches, serving weekend brunch until 3 p.m., and typically opening by 10 a.m. for Bayern fixtures, Mulligan’s delivers a true local matchday experience where early kickoffs are treated like the main event.

Turnmill is one of New York City’s most established soccer venues, widely known as the home of Everton supporters. On matchdays, the bar becomes a dedicated hub for fans who treat kickoff — no matter how early — as non-negotiable. Premier League mornings bring committed crowds, sound on, and a room fully locked into the match from the first whistle. The supporter culture here defines the experience. This isn’t a casual drop-in venue; it’s a place where regulars recognize each other, club songs are part of the routine, and results genuinely matter. European fixtures, domestic league matches, and key rivalry games all draw strong attendance, even when kickoff times demand an early start for U.S. audiences. Turnmill’s reputation is built on consistency and loyalty. Fans know they’ll get a proper matchday setup, a knowledgeable crowd, and an environment that respects the importance of the game. For soccer supporters in NYC — especially those following European clubs — Turnmill remains a trusted destination where time zones never get in the way of passion.

Banter is one of Brooklyn’s most respected soccer pubs, known for its authentic matchday atmosphere and deep ties to the local supporters community. With a cozy, European-style setting and a crowd that truly understands the game, Banter has become a go-to destination for American soccer fans in New York. The pub regularly shows top competitions including the Premier League, UEFA Champions League, and major international tournaments, and is closely associated with soccer supporters clubs. Banter fully embraces the European schedule—high-stakes European fixtures often kick off in the morning for US audiences, and early matches are treated with the same energy and attention as evening games. While soccer is the clear focus, Banter also shows select American sports, making it a welcoming option for mixed groups. With full match sound, packed rooms, and a passionate fanbase, Banter delivers one of the most genuine soccer-watching experiences in the city.

Utilitarian sports bar pairing whiskies & other drinks with inventive pub grub, TVs & dancing.

The Monro Pub is where Brooklyn soccer fans show up and show out. It’s a welcoming sports bar all around, but when soccer’s on—especially Liverpool matches—this place comes alive. Early morning kickoffs don’t scare anyone here, thanks to the packed bar, sound on, and the legendary lucky free donuts fueling morning matches. As the home of the Official Liverpool Supporters Club in Brooklyn, The Monro brings nonstop energy with a true neighborhood feel. Expect big reactions, loud cheers, songs to be sung, and plenty of in-the-moment debate as fans ride every tackle, goal, and near miss together, with doors opening early for Liverpool members on matchdays. For New York fans following clubs overseas, The Monro Pub delivers exactly what you want on match day: energy, camaraderie, and a room full of people who care just as much as you do.

This unpretentious, compact waterside joint offers a simple menu of burgers, hot dogs & beer.

Fulton Ale House is a welcoming, laid-back neighborhood sports bar with a classic pub feel located in the Bedford-Stuyvesant neighborhood of Brooklyn, NY. Featuring exposed brick walls, and a long wooden bar, it's equipped with multiple large TV screens with excellent sight lines. Known as the official home for the Brooklyn Bills Backers, Fulton Ale House is a gathering place for a robust crowd of enthusiastic Buffalo Bills and Buffalo Sabres fans. Game days feature heavy crowds, audio on for the games, and Buffalo-centric beer specials like Labatt Blue and Genesee. The bar offers a rotating selection 18 craft and European beers on tap, alongside a curated list of of whiskey, including bourbons, ryes and single malt scotches. This Brooklyn spot has something for all sports fans, regularly showing multiple sports packages like NFL Sunday Ticket, NHL Center Ice, NBA League Pass. Soccer leagues and competitions shown include Premier League, Champions League, La Liga, and Copa America. The World Cup will be shown in its entirety. On quieter days, entertainment includes a cozy back seating area with darts, board games, and dedicated chess tables. Regular trivia, comedy, and video game nights are all part of what makes Fulton Ale House the place to be.