Where to Watch the FIFA World Cup Finale in Atlanta
Last Updated July 16, 2026
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What a Summer! FIFA World Cup 2026 has been an exciting tournament and now, after Atlanta hosted its last game, it’s time to get ready for the grand finale. The soccer excitement isn’t over in Atlanta. There are plenty of parties and places to enjoy the last game on July 19, where Spain will face Argentina.
Here are some of the best places to watch the FIFA World Cup Finale in Atlanta.
Big Events, Festivals and Watch Parties
Enjoy the game outdoors, deep in Atlanta neighborhoods and with plenty of options for food and drinks nearby.
Soccer & Sound Festival in Piedmont Park
If you’re looking for a bigger celebration than your neighborhood sports bar, head to Piedmont Park for A Celebration of Soccer & Sound, Atlanta’s free, all-day festival honoring the FIFA World Cup Final. Beginning at 11 a.m., the event features live music, food from local and international vendors, family-friendly activities and interactive fan experiences before the championship match kicks off at 3 p.m. on three giant screens throughout the park. Stick around after the final whistle for performances by Ludacris, Pastor Troy, The BoykinZ and more, making it one of the city’s biggest World Cup watch parties and a fitting finale to Atlanta’s summer as a FIFA World Cup Host City. Admission is free, and organizers encourage attendees to take MARTA, walk or rideshare due to limited parking.
The Battery Atlanta
Bring a lawn chair and watch the Final on the large outdoor screen at Plaza Green. Grab food from the restaurants and bars nearby. Event starts at 3 p.m.
Where: 800 Battery Ave. SE
Colony Square
Watch the World Cup Final at Colony Square’s outdoor plaza, with plenty of restaurants nearby, including the food hall Politan Row. The event starts at 3 p.m.
Where: Colony Square
City of Decatur
The Decatur Watchfest26 is a 34-day soccer festival. Fans may listen to local bands and national acts on Decatur Square. There will be live performances before and/or after games, each day or night. Big Boi is the headliner for the June 11 kickoff celebration. The War and Treaty will perform on June 25 and the Indigo Girls will be the closing concert for the FIFA World Cup 26™ final on July 19. Local restaurants, breweries and pubs will also air matches. El Ponce’s tamale carts will be there.
Where: Decatur Square
Halidom Eatery
Halidom Eatery is hosting FIFA World Cup Watch Parties through July 19 and is partnering with Stella Artois, Gran Centenario and Luze Mexicano throughout the tournament. Halidom is a food hall and community gathering space populated with locally owned restaurants. In addition to food, Halidom serves handcrafted cocktails at Bar La Rose and often features live entertainment, family-friendly events and cultural celebrations.
Where: 1341 Moreland Ave. SE
Founders Green
Founders Green in South Downtown is broadcasting the FIFA World Cup Finale on the big screen. There is plenty of space to sit and enjoy. Eat and drink from the many restaurants in the area.
Where: 110 Broad St. SW
Terminal South
Terminal South will show FIFA matches throughout business hours this summer on the patio and inside the restaurant’s food hall, Switchman Hall. The restaurant is located directly across the street from the Southside Trail of the Atlanta Beltline.
Where: 1161 Ridge Ave. SW
Underground Atlanta
Watch the Final on a giant outdoor screen in the heart of Downtown. A lively crowd, food, drinks and music will fill the big day. Come with all the energy.
Where: 50 Upper Alabama St
The Works
Watch the big game at The Camp at the food hall The Works. Restaurants and breweries are easily accessible, and parking is free for the first two hours.
Where: 1295 Chattahoochee Ave. NE
Bars, Restaurants and Venues
AltaToro Midtown
Through July 19, AltaToro Midtown invites soccer fans to its enclosed patio, decked out with international flags, match-day décor and a big-screen TV showing select matches throughout the tournament.
Where: 33 Peachtree Place NE
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 Americano
Fans can book the Sorrento Room at The Americano for a watch party. There will be an elevated sports bar atmosphere with curated cocktails, a special game day menu and interactive sports card activations.
Where: 3315 Peachtree Road NE
Atrium
Fans can watch World Cup matches daily at Atrium, located in Ponce City Market’s Central Food Hall. Match times vary each day based on the tournament schedule.
Where: 675 Ponce de Leon Ave. NE
Bar 210
Bar 210 at the Westin Peachtree Plaza plans watch parties all summer long. There will be game-day favorites, special menus inspired by the teams playing and specialty cocktails for all kinds of fans.
Where: 210 Peachtree St. NW
The Betty
The Betty plans a soccer pop-up watch party at the Willow Bar. Catch the excitement on five large screens broadcasting featured matches live throughout the World Cup. Fans can enjoy curated food and drink specials throughout each match day, including Modelo Especial Draft, Modelo bottles, Michelada specials and game-day offerings, including bites, bracket challenges and giveaways.
Where: 374 East Paces Ferry Road NE
Boone’s
Boone’s plans to host a game watch party on the Terrace Patio on July 15, from 3 until 5 p.m. with food and beverage specials from around the world, tasting tables and a raffle with a cocktail purchase.
Where: 2205 Northside Drive NW
Brewhouse Cafe
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
Buena Vida Tapas Bar
Buena Vida Tapas Bar plans a watch party for Spain vs. Cabo Verde on June 15, in partnership with ATLxFútbol and JB Events & Entertainment. Fans may watch on a large outdoor screen while enjoying paella, cocktails and sangria. June 11 through 19, customers may watch on the patio and on TVs in the dining room while enjoying Spanish-inspired food and drinks.
Where: 385 North Angier Ave. NE
Chicheria Mexican Kitchen
Nine TVs at Chicheria Mexican Kitchen will be tuned to the World Cup June 11 through July 19.
Where: 202 Chattahoochee Row NW
Chick-fil-A College Football Hall of Fame
The Chick-fil-A College Football Hall of Fame is showing every World Cup match live on the hall’s 36-foot video board during operating hours. On Atlanta match days, there are bars and food available for purchase.
Where: 250 Marietta St. NW
Cooks & Soldiers
The Basque-inspired restaurant will air the World Cup final, which begins at 3 p.m. Sunday. There will be tapas, pintxos, asador, sangria and much more.
Where: 691 Fourteenth St. 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., Hapeville
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
Ela
Ela will have TVs for full match viewing throughout the tournament, along with tailgate-style food packages available for catering and online ordering.
Where: 1186 North Highland Ave. NE
Emmy Squared Pizza
Emmy Squared is featuring World Cup-inspired pies throughout June. For Brazilians there is Catupiry cheese, chorizo, Castelvetrano olives and fresh parsley. To honor France, it’s Gruyère, smokey bacon, creme fraîche and thyme. Germany gets crispy chicken schnitzel, Muenster cheese, whole grain mustard Dijonnaise, fennel and dill. And for the USA – ground grass-fed beef, American cheese, Sammy sauce, lettuce, bread and butter pickles.
Where: 1019 Marietta St. NW; 475 Bill Kennedy Way SE.
Fadó 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, Fadó features dozens of international and local beers, a unique take on traditional Irish pub food and, of course, soccer. Choose Fadó 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
Halfway Crooks Beer
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
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
Hard Rock Cafe
Hard Rock Cafe Atlanta is kicking off World Cup 2026 June 11 through July 19 as it transforms into the ultimate official watch party destination with energy, interactive experiences, giant soccer goal photo moments, live entertainment and drinks specials.
Where: 215 Peachtree St. NE
High Street
High Street invites soccer fans, families and guests of all ages to gather on The Green for “Games on The Green,” a series of free soccer watch parties through June and July.
Where: 101 High St. near Perimeter Center
Hudson Grille
With multiple locations across Atlanta, Hudson Grille offers plenty of space to catch a match with friends. Known for its extensive menu of wings, burgers and classic sports bar favorites, the restaurant frequently shows soccer matches alongside other major sporting events. Large screens throughout the dining room ensure fans won’t miss the action.
Where: 942 Peachtree St. NE, Midtown; 120 Marietta St. NW, Downtown; 351 Moreland Ave NE, Little 5 Points and metro locations
The Iberian Pig
The Decatur location of The Iberian Pig will air the World Cup final at 3 p.m. on Sunday. Munch on tapas, pintxos, asador, sangria and much more.
Where: 121 Sycamore St., Decatur
Jolene Jolene
Atlanta’s newest addition to the soccer watch scene is also one of its most unique. Jolene Jolene, the city’s first bar dedicated to women’s sports, has quickly become a gathering place for fans who want to watch international matches and major tournaments in an inclusive, energetic environment.
Where: 225 Rogers St. NE
Ladybird Grove & Mess Hall
Ladybird Grove & Mess Hall invites fans to enjoy outdoor viewing for World Cup matches. Watch parties will include drink specials and live music. The restaurant also is hosting online brackets.
Where: 684 John Wesley Dobbs Ave. 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-Highlands neighborhood since 1988. You will meet no stranger at this friendly bar.
Where: 822 North Highland Avenue NE
Marcus Bar & Grille
Marcus Bar & Grille will air all FIFA World Cup matches.
Where: 525 Edgewood Ave. SE
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.
Midtown Social
See every match live at Midtown Social.
Where: 1740 Marietta Blvd. NW
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
Moxy Atlanta Downtown
Moxy Atlanta Downtown will show FIFA World Cup 2026™ matches throughout the tournament at Bar Moxy. Fans can enjoy FIFA-themed souvenir cups ($10 plastic or $15 glass) with $5 draft beer refills through the end of the tournament.
Where: 329 Marietta St. NE
Nest on Four
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.
Where: 159 Northside Dr NW
O-ku
O-ku will show USA matches on the rooftop. The Matches & Maki events are free to attend though the restaurant recommends checking in with Open Table so there is a head count. Specials include Japanese fried chicken wings, Wagyu hot dogs, tuna tataki crisps, poke bowl, yakisoba noodles and beef skewers.
Where: 1085 Howell Mill Road NW
Ormsbys
Ormsbys says it will play every World Cup game during the hours it is open.
Where: 1170 Howell Mill Road
Park Tavern
For a World Cup Final celebration with a distinctly Atlanta vibe, head to Park Tavern for its World Cup Finale FanFest from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. The Piedmont Park favorite is turning the championship match into an all-day experience featuring live music, DJ sets by Close Friends, live painting and an art activation by ABV Gallery, plus plenty of food, drinks and soccer excitement. Park Tavern loyalty members receive free entry, and fans are encouraged to arrive early to secure their spot for one of the biggest sporting moments of the summer.
Where: 500 Tenth St. NE
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. Also available are private sports suites with immersive simulator bays. 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
El Ponce
Watch the game with some amazing margaritas and Mexican food. Sit on the patio, or find a seat inside. The vibe is always on. Free parking available. After, head downstairs to Bar Ana for a nightcap. That’s the place to be when on the Eastside.
Where: 939 Ponce de Leon Ave. NE
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
Red Phone Booth
Red Phone Booth will show FIFA World Cup 2026™ matches in The Viewing Room. Enjoy the matches with craft cocktails, rare spirits, premium selections and the atmosphere of this Prohibition-era speakeasy. Reservations are recommended.
Where: 17 Andrew Young International Blvd., Downtown; 3242 Peachtree Road, Buckhead
Round Trip Brewing
On the Upper Westside, Round Trip Brewing offers a temperature-controlled taproom with giant screens and plenty of seating for soccer watching. Round Trip brews a variety of award-winning craft beers, with a focus mostly on German styles. Each day during the matches, a featured beer will be $2 off, including many styles originating from the countries playing.
Where: 1279 Seaboard Industrial Blvd. NW
South City Kitchen
South City Kitchen will offer soccer-style shareable snacks and beverage specials throughout the tournament, along with tailgate-style food packages available for catering and online ordering.
Where: 1144 Crescent Ave. NE, Midtown; 3350 Peachtree Road NE, Buckhead; and metro locations.
Southern Feedstore
Southern Feedstore invites fans to watch every match.
Where: 1245 Glenwood Ave. SE
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 like the FIFA World Cup, the atmosphere here often feels closer to a stadium watch party.
Where: 825 Battery Ave. SE
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
Sweet Auburn Barbecue
Throughout the World Cup matches, Sweet Auburn Barbecue will feature $1 wings, including a rotating wing flavor inspired by one of the tournament’s televised marquee matches each week, and $3 house lagers. Sweet Auburn’s catering menu makes it easy to feed the whole crew at home, too. Pickup is available.
Where: 656 North Highland Ave. NE plus a McDonough location
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
El Tesoro
Translated as “the treasure,” El Tesoro is the perfect rustic and dynamic venue for watching the latest soccer game. El Tesoro not only offers Mexican cuisine and cocktails but also coffee.
Where: 171 Mitchell St. SW
Tio Lucho’s
Matches will be shown at Tio Lucho’s bar while chef Arnaldo Castillo serves coastal Peruvian dishes. Whether the match falls over lunch, happy hour or dinner, Tio Lucho’s has it covered. Daytime games pair with ceviche, sandwiches, seafood and pisco cocktails while Low Tide Hour draws crowds Tuesday through Friday from 4 to 6 p.m. with $1 oysters, pisco cocktails, ceviche, fried yuca with huancaína and other bar favorites. On Mondays, Hermanita takes over from 5 to 10 p.m. with pollo a la brasa, anticuchos, open-fire cooking, desserts and cocktails.
Where: 675 North Highland Ave. NE
Trader Vic’s
Trader Vic’s is billing its watch parties as Soccer Luau Parties, complete with free admission, island-inspired cuisine, tropical cocktails and exclusive Casamigos margarita specials.
Where: 255 Courtland St. NE
Twin Peaks
Twin Peaks offers wall-to-wall TVs, passionate fans and a scratch-made kitchen for soccer-loving customers. Menu items to keep fans nourished include smash burger sliders, dip samplers, house-made black bean dip, roasted garlic hummus, margaritas, 22-ounce Michelob ULTRA drafts, and mix and match beer buckets.
Where: 3365 Piedmont Road NE
Westin Peachtree Plaza
Westin Peachtree Plaza invites fans to stop by Front Drive to enjoy refreshments and soak up the match-day energy. Enjoy quick game-day food and beverage options.
Where: 210 Peachtree St. NW
Daniela Cintrón is an award-winning journalist, editor and producer passionate about storytelling at the intersection of food, art, and culture. She is the senior content manager and editor for Discover Atlanta and has contributed to publications like the Los Angeles Times, Atlanta Magazine and Eater.
Originally Published August 29, 2023
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