Where to Watch Soccer in Atlanta
Last Updated August 18, 2026
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The 2026 World Cup might be behind us, but our love for fútbol remains. And luckily, depending on who you root for and how many leagues you follow, soccer season can last all year long. Atlanta’s got some great sports bars, and plenty of team spirit to go around. Here’s where we’ll be cheering, chanting, and toasting to Atlanta United FC or any of our favorite teams from now until forever.
Here are some of the best places to watch soccer in Atlanta.
The Albert
This Inman Park neighborhood favorite is the kind of place where regulars and newcomers can easily hang out for 90 minutes. Good food, solid drinks, and plenty of TVs make it an easy pick for match day. If you like trivia, visit on a Wednesday at 7 p.m.
Where: 918 Austin Ave.
Brewhouse Cafe
One of Atlanta’s original soccer bars, Brewhouse Cafe has been bringing fans together since 1997. Men In Blazers voted it “America’s Best Soccer Bar” in 2024-25. The original location is in Little Five Points, and now, they have a second location in South Downtown. If there’s a big match happening anywhere in the world, chances are you’ll find fellow supporters watching it here.
Where: 401 Moreland Ave. NE and 91 Broad St SW
Brick Store Pub
If you’re after one of Georgia’s best beer lists with your soccer, head to Decatur’s Brick Store Pub. The historic setting and outstanding selection make it an ideal place to settle in for a full slate of matches. We can’t promise it won’t get rowdy, but we can promise it’ll be a good time.
Where: 125 E Court Square, Decatur
Broad Street BBQ
The newly-opened Broad Street BBQ is a labor of love by the Sammy’s folks and you can follow along on their opening journey — from hard hat to full service — via Instagram. Great barbecue and soccer make a surprisingly perfect pairing. Grab smoked brisket or a half rack of ribs, pair it with ATL Ho Cakes or baked frijoles, and catch the match in this laid-back South Downtown spot. Need a sweet treat? The Farmers Coke Float is a must.
Where: 98 Broad St SW
Cosm Atlanta
Watching soccer inside the brand new Cosm is about as close as you can get to being in the stadium without boarding a plane (and without the big ticket prices). The Downtown Atlanta venue’s massive immersive LED dome puts every match on a larger-than-life stage, but you can also head up to the rooftop for multiple screens, a slight breeze, and city views.
Where: 85 Centennial Olympic Park Dr NW
Dave’s Sports Bar & Grill
Dave’s Sports Bar & Grill invites fans to watch soccer on more than 50 over-sized screens while dining on starters, wings and burgers plus Buffalo wings and meatball flatbread.
Where: 1115 Virginia Ave.
Der Biergarten
A three-minute walk from Centennial Olympic Park, this Downtown staple for German beer, giant pretzels, and communal tables feels especially fitting for Bundesliga mornings and international tournaments alike. Hungry, hungry? Grab some bigger traditional bites like wienerschnitzel, potato pancakes, and bratwurst.
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 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 fútbol” atmosphere, The Elder Tree Public House is a great place to catch your next soccer match.
Where: 469 Flat Shoals Ave. SE
El Tesoro
Just steps from Mercedes-Benz Stadium in South Downtown, El Tesoro is the place to watch the game, feast on Mexican food and sip margaritas.
Where: 171 Mitchell St. SW
Fadó Irish Pub
A reliable soccer destination with locations in Midtown and Buckhead. Fadó continues to deliver with an energetic pub atmosphere, plenty of screens, and fans showing up for everything from Premier League mornings to Champions League nights. Check out their live sports schedule to confirm what they’re showing and when.
Where: 273 Buckhead Ave. NE, Buckhead; 933 Peachtree St. NE, Midtown
Finca to Filter and Side Saddle
Coffee by day, wine by night, this Beltline favorite in Boulevard Heights is a more laid-back space to catch a match inside or on the patio. Grab an espresso for an early kickoff or settle in with a glass of wine, a bottle, or multiple two-ounce pours as the afternoon rolls on.
Where: 680 Hamilton Ave SE
Halfway Crooks Beer
This Summerhill brewery pairs crisp lagers and frozen margaritas with a lively beer garden that’s made for game days. Expect plenty of soccer fans, cold pours, and an easygoing atmosphere for watching weekend matches.
Where: 60 Georgia Ave SE
Hampton + Hudson
Located in Inman Park, Hampton + Hudson blends neighborhood hangout energy with a strong soccer following. Atlanta United matches regularly bring out enthusiastic crowds, and international tournaments often draw fans from across the city.
Where: 280 Elizabeth St. NE
The Irish Exit
From the team behind New York City’s famed Dead Rabbit, The Irish Exit brings elevated pub vibes and plenty of TVs just steps from Cosm. It’s an easy downtown stop for a pint before, during, or after the match, but they also have great cocktails, like a frozen Irish coffee, a Prime Time Negroni, and a Southern-inspired Sweet Tea Sling. The food menu includes Irish “spice bag” fries, Kerrygold butter popcorn, and corned beef and cabbage tacos, among other snacks.
Where: 85 Centennial Olympic Park Dr NW
Jolene Jonele
Atlanta’s newest soccer watch destination is also one of its most unique. As the city’s first bar dedicated to women’s sports, Jolene Jolene in Kirkwood has quickly become a welcoming home for fans gathering to catch international matches, league play, and major tournaments in an energetic, inclusive atmosphere.
Where: 225 Rogers St. NE
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 Highland neighborhood since 1988. You will meet no stranger at this friendly bar.
Where: 822 North Highland Ave. NE
Manny’s Grant Park
This Grant Park neighborhood favorite keeps things casual with good food, cold drinks, and a welcoming crowd. It’s an easy place to hop over to for everything from weekend league matches to international showdowns, with a heaping side of tater tots.
Where: 580 Woodward Ave SE
Manuel’s Tavern
An Atlanta institution known for both politics and sports since 1956, Manuel’s in Poncey-Highland makes for a comfortable neighborhood spot to catch a game over a burger and a beer, especially if you’re looking for a more low-key crowd.
Where: 602 N Highland Ave NE
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. 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.
The 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? Experience Atlanta’s exploding soccer scene up-close and personal with other fans at Midway Pub.
Where: 552 Flat Shoals Ave. SE
Nest on Four
Just steps from 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.
Where: 159 Northside Drive NW
Peachtree Sporting Club
The newly opened Peachtree Sporting Club features wall-to-wall screens including a 20-foot video wall for watching soccer and other sports. Private sports suites with immersive simulator bays are also available. Food options include wings, pretzel bites, fried pickles, flatbread, wraps and steak with frites. At the same location, American Dive features live music starting at 7 p.m. nightly and a jukebox playing blues, jazz, country and rock by day plus play games such as pool, darts and arcade games.
Where: 207 Peachtree St. NE
The Pub @ EAV
Equal parts neighborhood pub and community hangout in East Village, The Pub @ EAV somehow balances soccer watch parties with karaoke nights, drag shows, and family-friendly events. Whatever’s on the schedule, there’s usually a match on TV, too.
Where: 469 Flat Shoals Ave. SE
Skol Brewing Company
This Nordic-inspired brewery offers a fun alternative to the typical sports bar. Grab a beer, like The Cities Hazy Oat IPA (named for the Twin Cities), and a Minnesota-classic Jucy Lucy burger and join fellow fans as matches play throughout the season. There is also a game lounge here with axe throwing, darts, an arcade, and more.
Where: 155 Carnegie Way NW
Sports & Social at The Battery Atlanta
If you prefer a high-energy sports bar atmosphere, Sports & Social at The Battery Atlanta delivers. The venue features a massive LED screen and plenty of seating, making it one of the largest places in the city to watch a game.
During major tournaments, the atmosphere here often feels closer to a stadium watch party.
Where: 825 Battery Ave. SE
STATS Brewpub
Located downtown, just steps from Mercedes-Benz Stadium, Centennial Olympic Park, and State Farm Arena, STATS Brewpub is spacious, modern, and may offer more TV screens than any other venue in the city (70 in total). Additionally, the main bar features a screen that continuously updates live game scores. 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 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 Atlanta United FC. Catch the soccer game here.
Where: 825 Battery Ave.
Atlanta United Pub Partners
Don’t forget to check out Atlanta United’s official Pub Partner Program. The club has teamed up with bars across the metro area, including Moondog Pub & Grill, Park Tavern, and El Tesoro – South Downtown to stream soccer matches all season long. It’s an easy way to find fellow supporters, enjoy match-day specials, and experience the electric atmosphere outside Mercedes-Benz Stadium.
Enjoy Atlanta as a soccer fan with our Weekend Itinerary for Soccer Fans of All Ages.
Allison Ramirez is an Atlanta-based freelance journalist with over a decade of experience writing for publications like Travel + Leisure, the Daily Beast, Eater, Thrillist and others. Her recent work spans art, architecture, travel, and food & beverage stories, focusing on diversity within those spaces in the South and beyond.
Originally Published August 29, 2023
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