You don’t have to be inside New York New Jersey Stadium or Philadelphia Stadium to watch the FIFA World Cup matches with a crowd. Restaurants and bars across New Jersey are hosting watch parties throughout the World Cup with big-screen TVs, food and drink specials, and fan-friendly activities. Here’s where to watch and celebrate in New Jersey through the final on July 19.
NORTH JERSEY
46 Lounge
300 US 46, Totowa
The patio opens 2 hours before every game’s kickoff, and specials include discounted appetizer towers, beer buckets, rum buckets and Yardies.
Blarney StationÂ
258 Park Ave., East Rutherford
Even though Ireland didn’t qualify for the games this year, so you can still cheer on other teams at this Irish pub and restaurant – with lots of Guinness and corned beef on the menu.
Calandra’s Italian Village
234 Bloomfield Ave., Caldwell
There’s a huge ESPN New York watch party on June 19 for the June 19 USA vs. Australia game – hosted by ESPN’s Peter Rosenberg! Check the schedule for other game-day specials, too.
Chevy’s Fresh Mex
365 Rte. 3, Clifton
1150 S. Stiles St., Linden
Chevy’s will be hosting fiestas during every match played at NY NJ Stadium, featuring food and drink specials and giveaways.
Darby Road Public House & Restaurant
450 Park Ave., Scotch Plains
The Ultimate Outdoor Soccer Experience includes 25-foot TVs, food trucks, mini soccer fields, a full bar and beer tents. This is a ticketed event, but kids under 12 are free.
Don Felix Bar & Restaurant
559 Elizabeth Ave., Elizabeth
There are three different vibes here, but each section of the restaurant is pro-soccer during the season. Catch the action on the giant screens out on the patio.
Finnegan’s Pub
Hoboken
There’s a real neighborhood pub vibe at the home of Arsenal FC Supports Club of NJ. Every soccer game will be aired; plus live music on Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights; and an open mic on Sundays.
The Grand Saloon
940 Van Houten Ave., Clifton
This spot is so into the game it’s got its own World Cup Visitor Guide. Before the match, stop in for burgers, wings, bar pies, sandwiches and steak. After the match, come back for late-night food and drinks. World Cup Specials include discounts on Coors Light, Yuengling and Michelob Ultra; and the jumbo pretzel, pizza, mini burgers and wings.
Halifax
225 River St., Hoboken
TVs are located in Halifax’s back dining room, behind the Halifax bar, and in the W Living Room. Chef Seadon Shouse created a rotating World Cup prix fixe menu that will change every few days based on the teams playing that week.
The Hutton Restaurant and Bar
225 Hutton St., Jersey City
This restaurant isn’t playing around: owners just purchased and installed a new huge projection screen to air all the games. They’re also part of the Jersey City Restaurant Fest, meaning you can try their Hutton Burger with bacon jam, crispy spicy onion rings, and fried chicken naan sandwich. Get a bucket of six beers for $25 during matches.
Lokal Eatery & Bar
2 2nd St., Jersey City
The View at Lokal is the restaurant’s outdoor, waterfront area, with a drop-down projection screen, upgraded sound system, and electric blinds to take away the glare of the sun. Each viewing party will have themed food and drinks inspired by the teams playing in that match.
Mickey’s Bar & Grill
601 Riverside Ave., Lyndhurst
Fifty TV screens here air sporting events and Chive TV. On weekdays from 2-5:30 pm, buffalo wings are half-off.
Mulligan’s Pub
159 1st St., Hoboken
Considered NJ’s premier football bar, the vibes here changes to fútbol this season. There are big screens hung throughout the pub, and it regularly shows European football, MLS and major soccer matches. The full-service kitchen serves up game-day wings, sirloin burgers and traditional Irish Breakfast (served all day every day).
The New Park Tavern
250 Park Ave., East Rutherford
Watch your favorite team take the field on one of their indoor or outdoor TVs. During matches, the 5-6-7 Happy Hour menu goes into effect, plus $4 domestic drafts and bottled beer. FYI they’re known for their thin-crust pizza and spicy wings.
The Office Tavern & Grille
61 Union Pl., Summit
3 South St., Morristown
32-34 Chestnut St.
Got hungry kids? During USA matches, if the U.S. team wins, everyone in the building gets a free wing card, which you can redeem for a free order of eight bone-in wings! Aside from the major menu, there are “Messi Bites” shareable apps (chicken taquitos, house-made potato chips, BBQ pulled pork sliders, Bavarian pretzel and pepperoni stromboli), and drink specials from Evan Williams, Lunazul Tequila and Deep Eddy Vodka. Fun fact: Brazil’s team is headquartered in Morristown!
The Pig & Parrot
Original: 77 Hudson St., Hoboken
Last Resort: 125 Washington St., Hoboken
Also: Sandbar: 201 Union Ln., Brielle (Monmouth County)
Soccer Match Day Tailgate Watch Parties include a party in the street prior to the game, shown on a huge LED video truck. There is a DJ, game-day food and drink specials, and giveaways throughout the day.
Redd’s Bar and Restaurant
317 Washington Ave., Carlstadt
Not only is Redd’s having its own parties with food, drinks and games on the big screens; but it’s also offering parking and round-trip shuttle service to and from NY NJ Stadium.
Shannon Rose Irish Pub
98 Kingsland Rd., Clifton
1200 Rte. 17, Ramsey
Grab a seat by an indoor or outdoor TV. There will be food and drink specials during the watch parties.
The Shepherd & The Knucklehead
1313 Willow Ave., Hoboken
The bar opens early on game days so you don’t miss a kick. The American Bar Bites menu has everything from the rodeo burger to mozzarella wedges to grilled chicken quesadilla to Reese’s peanut butter pie. There’s a full sound system here, which makes you feel close to the action.
Varitage Brew Works
58 Washington St., Bloomfield
Calling itself a “soccer-centric brewery,” the Summer of Soccer will celebrate all 104 matches over 39 days of the tournament. And they’re taking the party outside to the Washington St. Rock Lot with a giant double-sided LED wall on June 19 (USA vs. Australia) and July 19 (The Final).
Victory Sports Bar & Club
1 Racetrack Dr., East Rutherford
Part of Meadowlands Racing & Entertainment, you can catch your favorite sports team on one of their copper panel-lined walls or eleven 12-foot by 20-foot screens. There is bar seating, a dining room and comfy sofas in the lounge. Head to the rooftop bar for views of NYC.
Yard House
American Dream, 1 American Dream Way, East Rutherford
Just steps away from NY NJ Stadium, Yard House has 100+ beers on tap and 20 TVs set to soccer on game days.
CENTRAL JERSEY
Asbury Ale House
531 Cookman Ave., Asbury Park
5169 Rte. 9, Howell Twp.
Sure, this is your World Cup HQ – a DJ at half time, face painting, giveaways all tournament long, drink specials called out by an MC during all games, and $10,000 in prizes handed out over the 39 games; but the Ale House is also known for country nights, Love Island watch parties, emo nights, trivia nights, and happy hour. This season has a USA-themed drink and food menu.
Baseline Social
675 Oceanport Way, Oceanport
Down on the Fort Monmouth property, there’s a sports bar that has a massive 640-square-foot LED TV wall which make the players look life-sized on screen. Pre-game kickoff parties on the outdoor turf patio include live music.
D’Arcy’s Tavern
310 Main St., Bradley Beach
Known as “the Jersey Shore’s home to soccer,” World Cup watch parties here keep all of the dining rooms, bars and outdoor tent open late. There are beverage carts and trailers spread throughout the tavern’s grounds. On certain days, the party moves out to the parking lot.
Jack’s Goal Line Stand
149 Brighton Ave., Long Branch
It’s all in the name: how could there not be a soccer party here?? The all-American sports restaurant is bringing cold drinks and culture outdoors along with its sister location, Chupacabra Taqueria and Cantina, next door at 155 Brighton Ave.
The Pig & Parrot (Sandbar)
201 Union Ln., Brielle
The LED video truck is back, so you can watch all the games from along the Jersey Shore or on one of their inside TVs.
Por do Sol Sports Bar
276 Broadway, Long Branch
For more than 25 years, this Spanish and Portuguese spot has aired live soccer games, UEFA Champions League, Brasilian, La Liga, Premier League, Portuguese Primeira Liga and UFC matches on its 16 HD TVs.
The Pour House
640 Shrewsbury Ave., Tinton Falls
Sit in the A/C by the bar, or enjoy some fresh air out on the patio and order one of their popular burgers or sandwiches.
SOUTH JERSEY
Biergarten AC
2701 Boardwalk, Atlantic City
One of USA Today’s Top 10 beer gardens in the U.S. for 2025 is showing the games on all its big screens. There are boardwalk views and covered seating.
Borgata Beer Garden
Borgata Hotel Casino & Spa, Atlantic City
TVs have been placed throughout the beer garden, and the menu will reflect soccer-themed cocktails and food based on the participating countries. FYI if you book an overnight VIP stay at Borgata, they’ll transport you to either NY NJ Stadium or Philadelphia Stadium if you’ve got tickets to the games.
Mulligan’s Bar & Grill
1208 White Horse Pike, Oaklyn
During all World Cup games, Michelob Ultra, Stella Artois and Nutrl are discounted; plus nachos, cheeseburgers, hot roast beef sandwich and cheesesteak eggrolls are $10.
P.J. Whelihan’s Pub + Restaurant
1854 Marlton Pike E., Cherry Hill
700 N. Haddon Ave., Haddonfield
2000 Clements Bridge Rd., Deptford
61 Stokes Rd., Medford Lakes
396 S. Lenola Rd., Maple Shade
At PJ’s, they consider every day to be game day. During any matchup, catch the action on wall-to-wall TVs that they promise can be seen from any seat in the house. Game-day grub includes wings, burgers and ice cold beer.
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