The 2026 FIFA World Cup is officially underway, running now through July 19, and Arizona’s restaurant and bar scene is showing up for it in a big way. From craft brewery taprooms to 13,000-square-foot sportsbooks and neighborhood pubs that have been pouring pints since before you were born, there’s a watch party for every kind of fan across Phoenix, Scottsdale, and more. Here’s our neighborhood-by-neighborhood breakdown of the best spots to catch every match this summer!
Phoenix
Sana Sana Cervecería
Where: 915 N 4th St, Downtown Phoenix
Sana Sana is showing every USA and México match on their TVs with no cover charge to walk in, making it one of the most accessible watch party spots downtown. They’ll open early, as early as 10 a.m., for featured matches and the opening ceremony, so morning kickoffs are no problem here.
The Pemberton
Where: 1121 N 2nd St, Phoenix
Inside Skal, The Pemberton’s immersive outdoor venue in the heart of Downtown Phoenix, all FIFA World Cup matches will hit the big screen throughout the tournament during regular operating hours. It’s a lively setup for soccer fans looking for a go-to in the city center, with $15 Don Julio 1942 shots, Modelo specials, and Tacos Dorados keeping the energy up between whistles!
Title 9 Sports Grill
Where: 4221 N 7th Ave, Phoenix
Title 9 is showcasing all World Cup matches live on big screens throughout the entire tournament, paired with a full food and drink menu to keep the energy going from June through the final in July. If you want to watch every game, not just the headliners, this is your all-summer home.
George and Dragon English Pub
Where: 4240 N Central Ave, Downtown Phoenix
This Central Ave institution is broadcasting all World Cup matches on a first-come, first-served basis with no reservations, and they’re specifically calling out games featuring the USA, México, England, and Scotland as must-attend nights. The seating fills fast for big matches, so arrive early and settle in. The pub atmosphere here makes every game feel like an event!
Crown Public House
Where: 333 E Jefferson St, Phoenix
Crown Public House announced it will have all World Cup games live through June 19, with a centrally located Downtown Phoenix spot that’s easy to get to before or after exploring the city. Keep an eye on their social channels for updates on coverage as the tournament moves into the knockout rounds.
Tom’s Watch Bar
Where: 3 S 2nd St #117, Phoenix
Tom’s Watch Bar at Chase Field is going all-in as Phoenix’s World Cup headquarters, with ticketed packages that make every match feel like an event. Wall-to-wall HD screens, full food and bar service, and priority entry to keep things moving. Three tiers are available: General Admission ($40/person) gets you through the door with a $20 food and beverage credit; Reserved Seating ($60/person) adds a guaranteed table and a $40 credit; and the VIP Experience ($100/person) levels things up with a private Modelo-sponsored space, fast-lane entry, a $60 credit, and a FIFA World VIP swag bag!
Joy Lush Club
Where: 24 W Camelback Road, Suites D & E, Uptown Phoenix
Typically, an FC Barcelona bar, Joy Lush is going all-in on the World Cup, every game on every screen with full sound, $5 tall boys and draft beers, buckets of international beers, and raffle prizes and giveaways when the USA, México, or Germany plays. They’re also bringing in food pop-ups for the big games: Asada Tacos during México matches on June 18 & 24, and Stoop Kid burgers during USA matches on June 19 & 25!
Backyard at Desert Ridge
Where: 21001 N Tatum Blvd, Phoenix
Backyard has four massive 18-by-10-foot LED screens capable of displaying up to 32 games at once, decked out with international flags, soccer balls, and patriotic eagles for a fully immersive experience. They’re also debuting a Soccer Platter and a blackberry paloma for the tournament, and they’re teaming up with Phoenix Rising for an official World Cup Final watch party on July 19, one of the biggest closing events in the Valley.
Tempe
Four Peaks Brewing — 8th Street Pub
Where: 1340 E 8th St, Tempe
Four Peaks has built out one of the most creative special lineups in the Valley for the tournament: $3 half-pints at halftime of every game, penalty card discounts ($1 off FP96 for a yellow card, $2 off Kilt Lifter for a red), and $4 Kilt Lifter pints during every Scotland match. They’re also running a QR-code fan contest throughout the tournament with prizes including $250 to the World Soccer Shop, two Phoenix Rising tickets, and a $50 pub gift card, winner drawn on the Monday after the final.
Yucca Tap Room
Where: 29 W Southern Ave, Tempe
Yucca Tap Room is said to have every match on its TVs throughout the tournament, making it a reliable Tempe neighborhood option for fans who want a low-key spot close to campus and Mill Ave. It’s a straightforward place to catch a game without the noise of a larger sports bar.
Scottsdale
Coach House
Where: 7011 E Indian School Rd, Scottsdale
Family-owned since 1959, Coach House is an Old Town legend that has only in recent years become a soccer hub, and it’s easy to see why. It’s famously open 365 days a year, starting at 6 a.m., which makes it uniquely convenient for matches with international start times. TVs are scattered throughout the indoor-outdoor space alongside year-round Christmas decorations, a famous quirk that gives the place real character. Seating ranges from bar stools to patio perches, with games and casual hangout nooks tucked throughout.
Boondocks
Where: 4341 N 75th St, Scottsdale
For soccer fans who really get into it, Boondocks’ rowdy open-air setup, with massive outdoor projection screens, gives the whole place a backyard party vibe that’s perfect for a tournament atmosphere. It’s the kind of spot where you go to make new friends, or rivals, and the open layout makes it easy to move around and follow the action from wherever you’re standing.
The Hot Chick
Where: 4363 N 75th St, Scottsdale
This Old Town sports bar brings 1970s nightclub energy, turning every match into an event. Sound stays on for all USA and México games, along with a Phoenix Rising Football Club watch party on June 24 and tournament specials including a Phoenix Rising Paloma for $13 and a 22-oz Modelo served in a soccer boot cup for $12. It’s a casual, high-energy spot to gather a group for key matches, with specials that make sticking around through the final whistle an easy decision.
DraftKings Sportsbook at TPC Scottsdale
Where: 8129 E Bell Rd, Scottsdale
If you want a high-tech, stadium-style experience, DraftKings delivers. This 13,000-square-foot sportsbook wraps 3,400 square feet of screens around the room, creating a video wall setup that’s hard to find anywhere else in the Valley. It’s polished, enormous, and designed to keep every viewer locked in from the first whistle, with a lively crowd whenever the stakes are high.
K O’Donnell’s Sports Bar & Grill
Where: 14850 N Northsight Blvd, Scottsdale
K O’Donnell’s is the north Scottsdale anchor for World Cup match days, offering a reliable neighborhood sports bar experience away from the downtown crowds. A solid go-to if you’re staying or living on the north end of the Valley.
Goldie’s Sports Cafe
Where: 10135 E Vía Linda, Scottsdale, AZ
Before Zipps became a valley-wide staple, there was Goldie’s, opened in 1993 by the same local family; it’s the original. The Scottsdale Ranch mainstay keeps its Cheers-esque roots alive with an expansive menu covering wings, focaccias, and wood-fired pizzas, 32-ounce beers, and signature Goldieritas, all watched from huge TVs that span the dining room, bar, and patio. Upstairs, you’ll find pool, darts, shuffleboard, Golden Tee, and Buck Hunter, plus a family-friendly arcade room that makes it one of the better options for fans bringing kids along.
Social Tap
Where: 4312 N Brown Ave, Scottsdale
Located on the southern edge of the Entertainment District, Social Tap is one of the city’s most consistently packed sports bars, with two roomy open-air levels, massive patios (the lower one is dog-friendly), and 30-plus TVs built for all-day match viewing. Beer bucket specials and weekday happy hour keep the value high across a full tournament slate.
Rack
Where: 3636 N Scottsdale Rd, Scottsdale
Old Town’s laid-back billiards lounge has every World Cup match that falls within regular hours on the TVs, so you’ll never lose track of the action no matter where you’re sitting. When you’re not watching, there’s pool, handcrafted cocktails, and a deep drink list to keep things moving. Time your visit for Happy Hour from 4 to 7 p.m. and the deals get even better: $8-an-hour pool, two-for-one select drinks, a dollar off beer, $9 sliders, and $8 personal pizzas. A great call for a group that wants to make a full afternoon of it.
STK Steakhouse
Where: 3815 N Scottsdale Rd, Scottsdale
STK is bringing an upscale game-day spin to tournament season with a limited-time FIFA World Cup menu available in its bar and patio lounge through July 18. Specials are tiered at $3, $6, and $9, and include soccer-themed cocktails, the Yellow Card, Red Card, and Hat Trick, alongside shareable bites like Mac’ Balls, loaded fries, and Wagyu fried rice.
Telefèric Barcelona
Where: 7014 E Camelback Rd #0561, Scottsdale
This Spanish tapas restaurant is marking the tournament with Aitana’s Favorites, a rotating series of limited-run specials developed with FC Barcelona star and reigning FIFA Best Women’s Player Aitana Bonmatí. New dishes roll out on select weekends running through July 5, drawing on her Catalan roots. The Scottsdale location will also air Spain’s matches and select Latin national team games.
Nobu Scottsdale
Where: 7014 E Camelback Rd, #1170, Scottsdale
For a more elevated take on tournament season, Nobu is pouring a World Cup Cocktail of the Month called the Club Level, a riff on a paper plane, available through the length of the tournament. A refined option if you want to mark the occasion with something a bit more special.
Valley-Wide
O.H.S.O. Brewery + Distillery
Where: 335 N Gilbert Rd, #102, Gilbert | 8525 N Central Ave, Phoenix | 4900 E Indian School Rd | Phoenix | 10810 N Tatum Blvd, #126, Phoenix | 15681 Hayden Rd, #112, Scottsdale
O.H.S.O. is hosting World Cup watch parties across six venues throughout the full length of the tournament, with all matches shown with sound during the USA and México games. On those game days, they’re pouring $3 Cerveza Time Mexican lagers all day, a deal that’s hard to beat for a summer-long commitment to the tournament!
Pedal Haus Brewery
Where: 95 W Boston St, Chandler | 214 E Roosevelt St, Ste 4, Phoenix | 201 W Main St, Mesa | 730 S Mill Ave, #102, Tempe
Pedal Haus is showing all matches with sound at every location, whether you’re at the bar or on one of their covered, misted patios, which, in Arizona summer, is a genuine selling point. Every location is toasting the tournament with $4 Day Drinker Light Lagers, and you can save $2 on their Haus beers during select games from 3 to 6 p.m.
RT O’Sullivans
Where: 7919 E Thomas Rd, #101, Scottsdale | 7575 N 16th St, Phoenix | 6646 E Superstition Springs Blvd, Mesa
Right on the Indian Bend Wash greenbelt, RTO brings a laid-back neighborhood vibe to match day, with a wrap-around bar that means there’s virtually no bad seat in the house. The dog-friendly patio adds overflow viewing space, and inside you’ll find darts, pool tables, off-track betting, and a rotating calendar of food and drink deals almost every day. One of the most spacious spots on this list, it’s especially well-suited for a World Cup watch party with a larger group.
Blanco Cocina + Cantina
Where: 717 S Novus Pl, Tempe | 123 E Washington St, Phoenix | 2502 E Camelback Rd, #122, Phoenix | 12750 N Tatum Blvd, Phoenix | 6166 N Scottsdale Rd, #601, Scottsdale
All Arizona locations are running a World Cup promotion pairing Loaded Fries and any draft Mexican beer for just $12, available the full length of the tournament from now to July 19. Every match is said to be on the TVs, making this a great option when you want a proper meal alongside the game.
Kona Grill
Where: 2224 E Williams Field Rd, #101, Gilbert | 21001 N Tatum Blvd, Phoenix
Kona Grill is offering a limited-time specialty menu from now to July 18, available exclusively in the bar and patio lounge, with tiered pricing at $3 (snack rolls), $6 (loaded fries and potstickers), and $9 for more substantial dishes. It’s an easy, affordable way to eat well and catch a match without a full sit-down commitment.
Thirsty Lion
Where: 2212 E Williams Field Rd, #112, Gilbert | 3077 W Frye Rd, Chandler | 2000 E Rio Salado Pkwy, #1041, Tempe | 21001 N Tatum Blvd, Ste 6, Phoenix
Thirsty Lion is rolling out a limited-time matchup menu featuring sliders, chicken wings, chicken tenderloins, and cheese curds paired with a Michelob Ultra or Stella Artois for under $15. From June 11 to 19, guests can also round up their checks to support the American Youth Soccer Organization, a simple way to make the experience mean a little more.
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