Here are the best NYC bars to watch the ‘beautiful game’ — with each catering to a World Cup country
New York City is gearing up for the World Cup, with an estimated 1.2 million visitors expected for the matches at MetLife Stadium. Many locals will be watching the games from bars across the city, which are catering to fans of the participating countries. The article highlights some of the best bars in NYC for World Cup viewing, each offering unique experiences and food from different nations.
- ▪The World Cup begins on June 11 in Mexico City and ends on July 19 at MetLife Stadium in New Jersey.
- ▪Bars across NYC are preparing to host fans from various countries, showcasing their unique cultures and cuisines.
- ▪Popular venues include Old Mates Pub for Australian fans, BXL Cafe for Belgian supporters, and Beija Flor for Brazilian enthusiasts.
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Metro Here are the best NYC bars to watch the ‘beautiful game’ — with each catering to a World Cup country By Shane Galvin Published June 6, 2026, 9:16 p.m. ET See more of our coverage in your search results. Add The New York Post on Google An estimated 1.2 million people will flock to the NYC area starting this week for the eight World Cup matches at MetLife Stadium — but with the cheapest tickets starting at $461, most New Yorkers will be watching from bar stools. The tourney begins June 11 in Mexico City and finishes on July 19 at New Jersey’s MetLife Stadium. It will feature 104 matches among 48 nations — all of whom are represented in NYC’s vast ethnic tapestry.
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