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Where to Watch Soccer in Atlanta

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Atlanta is a soccer city, and whether you’re a first-time soccer fan or a die-hard fanatic looking for your tribe, we have the perfect bars and restaurants to watch soccer at. Enjoy clinking glasses, cheering loudly and telling the referee how to do his job with other passionate soccer fans at any of these bars and restaurants around Atlanta.

Halfway Crooks beer garden in Summerhill is a great place to watch soccer. (Photo by Andrew Clark)

Atlanta is a host city for the FIFA Club World Cup 2025 and the FIFA World Cup 2026. Clearly, in Atlanta, you don’t need tickets to enjoy the game in a memorable way. See you at the bar!

Brewhouse Cafe

Brewhouse Cafe is the best soccer bar in the United States (Photo by Andrew Clark)

Located in Atlanta’s Little Five Points neighborhood, Brewhouse Cafe was founded in 1997, making it the oldest soccer bar in the city. It was voted “America’s Best Soccer Bar” by Men In Blazers in 2024-25. Locally owned and operated, Brewhouse Cafe is renowned for its outdoor patio and traditional pub fare, including bangers and mash. With 25 large-screen TVs, any seat is perfect for cheering on your favorite team.

Where: 401 Moreland Ave. NE

Der Biergarten

Atlantans enjoy Der Biergarten's outdoor seating and patio
Atlantans enjoy Der Biergarten’s outdoor seating and patio. (Photo courtesy Der Biergarten)

An authentic German experience in the heart of Downtown, Der Biergarten offers authentic German fare and beer in a festive atmosphere. Watch the latest soccer match while enjoying a bratwurst, strudel or pretzel. With more than 7,000 square feet of indoor/outdoor space, Der Biergarten is well equipped to host watch parties and matches from around the globe.

Where: 300 Marietta St. NW

The Elder Tree Public House

A hidden gem in East Atlanta, The Elder Tree Public House is a stylish and contemporary tavern serving up European beer and classic Irish fare. Order one of Elder Tree’s highly rated dishes, the Cumberland Pie, while you enjoy soccer on the big screen. Known for its “family and futbol” atmosphere, The Elder Tree Public House is a great place to catch your next soccer match.

Where: 469 Flat Shoals Ave. SE

Halfway Crooks Beer

Halfway Crooks beer garden in Summerhill is a great place to watch soccer. (Photo by Andrew Clark)

Located in Summerhill, Halfway Crooks Beer is a fun two-story brewery with a beer garden just around the corner. There is no better place to watch a game than in a beer garden with a relax atmosphere, great beers on tap and a huge screen with the game on.

Where: 60 Georgia Ave SE

El Ponce

Specializing in Mexican classics, margaritas and cheese dips, El Ponce by Inman Park offers up delicious authentic and traditional Mexican food. With vegan and vegetarian options in addition to a wide variety of meat-lover dishes, there’s truly something for everyone. The casual space and outdoor seating create a fun and friendly environment for all soccer fans to cheer on their favorite team.

Where: 939 Ponce de Leon Ave. NE

El Tesoro

Tacos at El Tesoro (Photo by Daniela Cintron)

Translated as “the treasure,” El Tesoro is the perfect rustic and dynamic venue for watching the latest soccer game. Nestled in Atlanta’s Eastside neighborhood, it features a newly renovated 7,000-square-foot outdoor patio that fills up with enthusiastic soccer fans. El Tesoro not only offers Mexican cuisine and cocktails but coffee as well.

Where: 1374 Arkwright Place SE

Fado Irish Pub

Fado Irish Pub is an Atlanta United pub partner
Fado Irish Pub is an Atlanta United pub partner. (Photo courtesy Fado Irish Pub)

An official pub partner of Atlanta United, this Irish Pub has locations in Midtown and Buckhead. Modeled after Ireland’s rich pub culture, Fado features dozens of international and local beers, a unique take on traditional Irish pub food and, of course, soccer. Choose Fado to cheer on your favorite soccer team as you enjoy superior Guinness and the slow-cooked lamb dip sandwich.

Where: 273 Buckhead Ave. NE (Buckhead); 933 Peachtree St. NE (Midtown)

Limerick Junction Pub

You know you will find cold beer, great vibes and excited soccer fans at Atlanta’s oldest Irish bar. Limerick Junction Pub has been a staple in the Virginia-Highlands neighborhood since 1988. You will meet no stranger at this friendly bar.

Where: 822 North Highland Avenue Northeast

Meehan’s Public House

Meehan’s Public House is the perfect laid-back haunt to enjoy soccer with a cold pint and one of Meehan’s popular sandwiches or burgers. Meehan’s is an ideal location for visitors or residents exploring downtown Atlanta. Meehan’s shares its neighborhood with some of Atlanta’s top tourist destinations: Georgia Aquarium, World of Coca-Cola and Mercedes-Benz Stadium

Where: 200 Peachtree St.

Midway Pub

Known for its large selection of beer and its outdoor patio, this East Atlanta hangout is home to one of Atlanta United’s largest supporter clubs, Footie Mob. Soccer. aficionados gather here year-round to watch the best of international soccer. Didn’t get tickets to the Atlanta United match? Come here to experience Atlanta’s exploding soccer scene up-close and personal with other fans.

Where: 552 Flat Shoals Ave. SE

Nest on Four

Enjoy elevated sports bar food at Nest on Four. (Photo by Aubree Dumas)

Just steps from the Mercedes-Benz Stadium (in fact, you can see it from the window), Nest on Four is a great spot to catch the games. The sports bar is located in Downtown at the stunning Signia by Hilton Atlanta hotel. Valet your car or take the train here, feel the energy of the stadium and watch the game with a cold one in hand.

Explore the variety of food and beverage options at Signia by Hilton Atlanta.

Where: 159 Northside Dr NW

Park Tavern

Cheer on the Atlanta United team from Park Tavern in Piedmont Park
Cheer on your team while overlooking Piedmont Park. (Photo courtesy Park Tavern)

You and your pup can cheer your favorite soccer team at Piedmont Parks dog-friendly restaurant, Park Tavern. Voted best patio in Atlanta, Park Tavern offers an electric bar atmosphere set in an old stone house. There’s also outdoor seating that overlooks the neighboring park. Can’t decide what to eat while watching the game? Park Tavern offers both land and sea options, featuring a diverse menu that ranges from burgers to sushi, making both your dining and entertaining experiences easy.

Where: 500 Tenth St. NE

STATS Brewpub

Snap a photo at the mural by STATS Brewpub.

Located downtown, just steps away from Mercedes-Benz Stadium, Centennial Olympic Park, and State Farm Arena, STATS Brewpub is spacious, modern, and perhaps offers more TV screens than any other venue in the city (70 in total!). Additionally, the main bar features a screen that continuously updates the scores of live games. Craft beer enthusiasts can also savor their selection of original beers, brewed on-site in their own brewery. STATS also has an outdoor bar on the terrace, perfect for the warmer months.

Where: 300 Marietta St NW

The Albert

Right off the Beltline, in Inman Park, The Albert serves award-winning food in a unique and distinctive environment. The buffalo egg rolls are a must. Don’t miss out on the brunch and enjoy a cocktail on their patio. The Albert is a partner pub of Atlanta United FC and you will always find the game on.

Where: 918 Austin Ave

The Pub @ EAV

Located in East Village, The Pub is a fun bar with good food, cold drinks, sometimes karaoke, sometimes drag shows and always soccer. You are coming with the family – kids – look out for family night and kid-friendly food options.

Where: 469 Flat Shoals Ave SE

The Tavern

Located at Live! at the Battery, this intimate tavern is home to soccer fans. Yes, it is steps from Truist Park, home of the MLB Braves, but that doesn’t mean they don’t love soccer. In fact, The Tavern is a partner pub with the Atlanta United FC. Catch the soccer game here.

Where: 825 Battery Ave 

Whether you are a soccer fan or enjoy the vibe of a good match, there is a place for you. Atlanta is a soccer city, and we cannot wait to host the 2026 FIFA World Cup in Atlanta.

 

Where to Watch Soccer in Atlanta

Daniela is the content manager and bilingual editor for Discover Atlanta. As an award-winning bilingual journalist, she is passionate about shinning light on untold stories about culture, food and Atlanta.

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