Where to Watch the FIFA World Cup in Washington, DC

★ Fan zones & free events July 4 FIFA World Cup Fan Zone — National MallNeighborhood: National Mall (between 3rd and 4th streets, near the U.S. Capitol Building)What to Expect:All Team USA matches shown plus dozens of other matches, including every knockout-round game.Live match viewing, interactive exhibits, youth programming, cultural showcases, food, music and family-friendly activations.Open as late as 1 a.m. for select gamesAdmission: Free and open to the public. See schedule. D.C. United: United in Play Soccer CelebrationDates:Franklin Park (Downtown): June 12-14Tingey Plaza (Navy Yard): June 19-21What to Expect:Select Matches: USA vs. Paraguay (June 12), Brazil vs. Morocco (June 13), USA vs. Australia (June 19) and moreOfficial FIFA World Cup 2026™ watch party with live match screenings, youth soccer activities, local food vendors and family-friendly programmingHosted by D.C. United in partnership with the DowntownDC BID and Navy Yard BID.Designated as Washington, DC's official World Cup epicenter by Mayor Muriel Bowser.Admission: Free with advance registration Union Market District Hi-Lawn at Union MarketNeighborhood: NoMa & Union MarketWhat to Expect:Rooftop turf soccer pitch, giant LED screens, capacity for up to 1,000 fans.Soccer-themed trivia, DJs and entertainment.Kid-friendly during daytime hours.Admission: Free with reservations available La CosechaNeighborhood: NoMa & Union MarketWhat to Expect:Large-screen viewing, themed pop-ups and tournament specialsEmphasis on Latin American national teamsTacos, arepas, pupusas and Latin food and drinks available for purchaseGames after 10 p.m. will not be screenedAdmission: Open to the public Wunder Garten x Volo SportsNeighborhood: ShawWhat to Expect:Kicks off with USA vs. Senegal (May 31) and USA vs. Germany (June 6).Giant indoor and outdoor screenings, themed entertainment, giveaways, fan competitions and specialty international brews75+ activations – embassy collaborations and cultural celebrations to reflect DC's international communityAdmission: Free and open to the public; VIP options available The Wharf World Cup Watch ZoneNeighborhood: Southwest & The WharfWhat to Expect:Details still being finalizedPearl Street transforms into an open-air viewing destination with a large outdoor screen.Kirwan's and Pink Tiger hosting patio watch parties, with more restaurants expected to join.Admission: TBD ★ BarsSee more of DC's sports bars and beer gardens. Penn Social Penn SocialNeighborhood: Penn QuarterWhat to Expect: Massive sports bar kicking off with Mexico vs. South Africa on opening day (June 11); marquee matches throughout the tournament Tom's Watch BarNeighborhood: Navy YardWhat to Expect: Tournament-long viewing events across wall-to-wall screens The Bullpen at the Washington NationalsNeighborhood: Navy YardWhat to Expect:17+ days of games (see schedule)Multiple screens in an electric, outdoor setting (pair with a Nats game!) with private spaces availableFood: Selection of drinks and hot dogs; Team USA matches will be equipped with food trucks MetrobarNeighborhood: BrooklandWhat to Expect:Outdoor venue near Rhode Island Ave NETeam USA watch parties on a 20-foot screenSpecials: Cocktails, beers and pizza specials Sports & Social and Upstate FTWNeighborhood: U StreetWhat to Expect:Wall-to-wall TVs with stadium-quality soundHigh-energy crowd, built for groups and all-day hangoutsDJs, hosts and in-game momentsWorld Cup-themed food menu inspired by the three host countries, each tied to a specific stadium and regionDrink Specials:Heineken & Dos Equis buckets featured all tournament longUSA match specials: $3 domestic bottlesBeer towers, cocktails and more for the whole tableFood Specials:Shrimp Siu Mai (Canada/BC Place): chili crunch, sweet dark soy | $10Birria Tacos (Mexico/Estadio Guadalajara): slow-cooked beef, fontina, consumé | 2 for $10Disco Fries (USA/MetLife Stadium): pizza cheese and brown gravy | $10 Franklin Hall Neighborhood: Columbia HeightsWhat to Expect:A strong year-round fan base for football fans, Franklin Hall will host a series of watch partiesHome base for Croatia fans (June 4 & 17) Solace Outpost Neighborhood: Navy YardWhat to Expect: Screening every 2026 World Cup game (with sound) ProstNeighborhood: Mount Vernon SquareWhat to Expect:Authentic Bavarian beer hall with 11 German and Austrian drafts on tapHome base for Germany and Austria fansWill screen all matchesSpecials: $5 off 1-liter Spaten drafts | $6 NÜTRL | $10 Pretzel Knotchos Hall PassNeighborhood: Penn Quarter & ChinatownWhat to Expect:USA opener festivities begin June 12 at this "Global Matchday HQ."Every tournament match, country-themed viewing parties, international beers, street food-inspired menus. Lucky BarNeighborhood: Dupont CircleWhat to Expect: One of DC's longtime soccer bars, hosting multiple USA watch parties starting with USA vs. Australia Public Bar LiveNeighborhood: Dupont CircleWhat to Expect: Early opens for World Cup games throughout the tournament Over/Under Sports BarNeighborhood: Mount Vernon SquareWhat to Expect:Rooftop sports bar with wall-to-wall TVs, game sound and all-day drink specialsBrazil vs. Morocco viewing party on June 13 ★ RestaurantsEateries all over the city are preparing deals and national dishes to take your watch party to the next level, from Tango Pastry (churning out Argentine chorizo) to Duke's Grocery (raffling off gear). Immigrant FoodNeighborhood: Downtown (near the White House)What to Expect: Match streaming, plus a "World Cup Combo:" $13 for Greek wings and a beer Royal Sands Social ClubNeighborhood: Navy YardWhat to Expect:25+ TVs and a projector with space for groups of all sizes, private and semi-private spacesHappy hour daily from 4 PM, all night on SundaysSpecials: Tournament-long drink specials including draft beers from $5.95, craft cocktails from $9.95Food menu featuring pineapple guacamole, sliders, Floridian rolls, steak & cheese subs and crab rangoon nachos Mission Navy YardNeighborhood: Navy YardWhat to Expect: Full tournament coverage with World Cup drink and food specials throughout, with private and semi-private event spaces availableSpecials:Tournament-long drink specials including draft beers from $5.95, craft cocktails from $9.95Food menu featuring chicken tinga tacos, quesadillas, sliders and loaded waffle fries. The AdmiralNeighborhood: Dupont CircleWhat to Expect:Full tournament coverage with World Cup drink and food specials throughout, private and semi-private event spacesBurgers & Brews every Tuesday (burger, fries and 16oz draft for $19.95).Specials:Tournament-long drink specials including draft beers from $5.95, craft cocktails from $9.95Food menu featuring Floridian rolls, crab rangoon nachos, sliders, chicken bites and a sampler platter to try it all Mélange Foods, Inc.Neighborhood: ShawWhat to Expect: Watch parties with World Cup drink and food specials across three menus (Mélange Burger, Doro Soul Food and Moya Ethiopian-Mexican fusion) from Chef Elias TaddesseSpecials:$8 tenders | $6 sliders | $4 tacos6-pack Pacifico $22 | 6-pack High Noons $17$10 cocktails | $6 draft beers | $5 wines MadhatterNeighborhood: Dupont CircleWhat to Expect:DC staple since 1982 with multiple screens, private dining options and country-themed viewing parties.Will screen all matchesSpecials: $5 Mich Ultra & Madhatter Light drafts | $6 NÜTRLs | $20 pitchers | $30 NÜTRL buckets | $40 beer towers (120 oz) Elephant & CastleNeighborhood: DowntownWhat to Expect: Kicking off with Mexico vs. South Africa (June 11)Full roster of World Cup gamesAdmission: Reservations available Boundary StoneNeighborhood: BloomingdaleWhat to Expect: Full tournament schedule on screen; neighborhood pub vibeSpecials: $6 local drafts during all matches Station 4Neighborhood: Southwest & The WharfWhat to Expect: Four big screens, variety of matches, food and drink specialsAdmission: Free RSVP
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