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★ Fan zones & free events

July 4

FIFA World Cup Fan Zone — National Mall

Neighborhood: 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 games

Admission: Free and open to the public. .

D.C. United

D.C. United:

Dates:

1. (Downtown): June 12-14
2. Tingey Plaza (Navy Yard): June 19-21

What to Expect:

• Select Matches: USA vs. Paraguay (June 12), Brazil vs. Morocco (June 13), USA vs. Australia (June 19) and more
• Official FIFA World Cup 2026™ watch party with live match screenings, youth soccer activities, local food vendors and family-friendly programming
• Hosted by D.C. United in partnership with the DowntownDC BID and Navy Yard BID.
• Designated as 365�Թϲ���, DC's official World Cup epicenter by Mayor Muriel Bowser.

Admission: Free with advance registration

Union Market District

Hi-Lawn at Union Market

Neighborhood: NoMa & Union Market

What 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

 

Neighborhood: NoMa & Union Market

What to Expect:

• Large-screen viewing, themed pop-ups and tournament specials
• Emphasis on Latin American national teams
• Tacos, arepas, pupusas and Latin food and drinks available for purchase, including specially curated menus at Cafe Unido and Grand Cata (wines)
• Games after 10 p.m. will not be screened

Admission: Open to the public

 

Wunder Garten x Volo Sports

Neighborhood: Shaw

What 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 brews
• 75+ activations – embassy collaborations and cultural celebrations to reflect DC's international community

Admission: Free and open to the public; VIP options available

Neighborhood: Southwest & The Wharf

What to Expect:

• Pearl Street transforms into an open-air viewing destination with a 14-foot outdoor screen
• Opens one hour before first match of the day
• Team USA watch parties, with USA and Argentina matches shown regardless of time
• Colada Shop, Kirwan's, Pink Tiger and more restaurant partners are hosting patio watch parties with food and drink specials

Admission: Free 
 

★ Bars

See more of DC's sports bars and beer gardens. 

Penn Social

Neighborhood: Penn Quarter

What 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 Bar

Neighborhood: Navy Yard

What to Expect: Tournament-long viewing events across wall-to-wall screens

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Neighborhood: Navy Yard

What to Expect:

• 17+ days of games ()

• Multiple screens in an electric, outdoor setting (pair with a Nats game!) with private spaces available

• Food: Selection of drinks and hot dogs; Team USA matches will be equipped with food trucks

Metrobar

Neighborhood: Brookland

What to Expect:

• Outdoor venue near Rhode Island Ave NE
• Team USA watch parties on a 20-foot screen
• Specials: Cocktails, beers and pizza specials

and Upstate FTW

Neighborhood: U Street

What to Expect:

• Wall-to-wall TVs with stadium-quality sound

• High-energy crowd, built for groups and all-day hangouts

• DJs, hosts and in-game moments

• World Cup-themed food menu inspired by the three host countries, each tied to a specific stadium and region

Drink Specials:

• Heineken & Dos Equis buckets featured all tournament long

• USA match specials: $3 domestic bottles

• Beer towers, cocktails and more for the whole table

Food Specials:

• Shrimp Siu Mai (Canada/BC Place): chili crunch, sweet dark soy | $10
• Birria Tacos (Mexico/Estadio Guadalajara): slow-cooked beef, fontina, consumé | 2 for $10
• Disco Fries (USA/MetLife Stadium): pizza cheese and brown gravy | $10

Neighborhood: Petworth / Parkview

What to Expect:

• This "World Cup Bar DC" will screen every match on 20-foot screens and TVs throughout the venue

• $19.99 ticket comes with food and drinks themed around competing nations
   

Neighborhood: Shaw; also at La Cosecha (Union Market)

What to Expect:

• DC's Latin American wine bar is prepped to host fans both inside La Cosecha and at their flagship location in Shaw
• Curated wines, spirits and small bites throughout the tournament
   

Franklin Hall 

Neighborhood: Columbia Heights

What to Expect:

• A strong year-round fan base for football fans, Franklin Hall will host a series of watch parties
• Home base for Croatia fans (June 4 & 17)

Neighborhood: Navy Yard

What to Expect: 

• Screening every 2026 World Cup game (with sound)

Prost

Neighborhood: Mount Vernon Square

What to Expect:

• Authentic Bavarian beer hall with 11 German and Austrian drafts on tap
• Home base for Germany and Austria fans
• Will screen all matches

Specials: $5 off 1-liter Spaten drafts | $6 NÜTRL | $10 Pretzel Knotchos

Hall Pass

Neighborhood: Penn Quarter & Chinatown

What 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 Bar

Neighborhood: Dupont Circle

What to Expect: One of DC's longtime soccer bars, hosting multiple USA watch parties starting with USA vs. Australia

Public Bar Live

Neighborhood: Dupont Circle

What to Expect: Early opens for World Cup games throughout the tournament

Over/Under Sports Bar

Neighborhood: Mount Vernon Square

What to Expect:

• Rooftop sports bar with wall-to-wall TVs, game sound and all-day drink specials
• Brazil vs. Morocco viewing party on June 13
   

★ Restaurants

Eateries all over the city are preparing deals and national dishes to take your fan experience to the next level.

Immigrant Food

Neighborhood: Downtown (near the White House)

What to Expect: Match streaming, plus a "World Cup Combo:" $13 for Greek wings and a beer

 

Neighborhood: Navy Yard

What to Expect:

• 25+ TVs and a projector with space for groups of all sizes, private and semi-private spaces

• Happy hour daily from 4 PM, all night on Sundays

Specials: 

• Tournament-long drink specials including draft beers from $5.95, craft cocktails from $9.95

• Food menu featuring pineapple guacamole, sliders, Floridian rolls, steak & cheese subs and crab rangoon nachos
   

Mercy Me

Neighborhood: Downtown (Yours Truly Hotel)

What to Expect:

• Chef Daniela Moreira's South American-inspired restaurant transforms its indoor/outdoor patio into "Bar Mundial"
• Open every day beginning at 5 p.m. (6, 8 and 10 p.m. matches)
• South American-inspired cocktails and street food
   

Neighborhood: Navy Yard

What to Expect: Full tournament coverage with World Cup drink and food specials throughout, with private and semi-private event spaces available

Specials:

• Tournament-long drink specials including draft beers from $5.95, craft cocktails from $9.95

• Food menu featuring chicken tinga tacos, quesadillas, sliders and loaded waffle fries.
   

   

Neighborhood: Dupont Circle

What to Expect:

• Full tournament coverage with World Cup drink and food specials throughout, private and semi-private event spaces

• Burgers & 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 $9.95

• Food menu featuring Floridian rolls, crab rangoon nachos, sliders, chicken bites and a sampler platter to try it all
   

Mélange Foods, Inc.

Neighborhood: Shaw

What 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 Taddesse

Specials:

• $8 tenders | $6 sliders | $4 tacos
• 6-pack Pacifico $22 | 6-pack High Noons $17
• $10 cocktails | $6 draft beers | $5 wines
   

Madhatter

Neighborhood: Dupont Circle

What to Expect:

• DC staple since 1982 with multiple screens, private dining options and country-themed viewing parties.
• Will screen all matches

Specials: $5 Mich Ultra & Madhatter Light drafts | $6 NÜTRLs | $20 pitchers | $30 NÜTRL buckets | $40 beer towers (120 oz)
 

Elephant & Castle

Neighborhood: Downtown

What to Expect: 

• Kicking off with Mexico vs. South Africa (June 11)
• Full roster of World Cup games

Admission: Reservations available
 

Boundary Stone

Neighborhood: Bloomingdale

What to Expect: Full tournament schedule on screen; neighborhood pub vibe

Specials: $6 local drafts during all matches
 

Station 4

Neighborhood: Southwest & The Wharf

What to Expect: Four big screens, variety of matches, food and drink specials

Admission: Free RSVP
 

★Where to Watch Your Country Play

365�Թϲ���, DC's internationality means some of the best World Cup viewing happens at hubs with strong country affiliations.

Outside of the spots screening games all day long, here are a few spots to catch specific games and take part in themed watch parties.

Check the calendar for each to confirm event dates.
 

• U.S.A.: FIFA World Cup Fan Zone, D.C. United Soccer Celebration, Wunder Garten, The Wharf, Metrobar, Lucky Bar

• Austria: Prost 

• Argentina: Tango Pastry and Flor Coffee & Books

• Brazil: Mercy Me (with Bar Cana) and Over/Under

• Colombia: Public Bar

• Croatia: Franklin Hall

• England:

• France: Penn Social

• Germany: Prost, Pitchers, Atlas Brew Works

• Haiti: Hook Hall

• Mexico: Apapacho Taqueria (La Cosecha)

• Spain: Casa Teresa (Embassy of Spain's official watch-party venue)

• And more!