Watch parties! Restaurants with specials! Sports bars to celebrate your own team or everyone’s!
Host your own party
Looking for inspiration for your own party? Check out these South Florida restaurants and markets that represent the teams playing in Miami:
June 15: Saudi Arabia vs. Uruguay
Middle Eastern stadium food might include shawarma in a pita and savory kebabs. Shop at Sultan Nut House in Plantation (sultannuthouse.com), Sahara Market in Lauderdale Lakes and Coral Springs (@sahara.food.market on IG), Noor Bakery and Deli in Fort Lauderdale (noorbakerydeli.com), The Original Daily Bread Marketplace in Coconut Grove (dailybreadmarketplace.com), Daily Bread in Pinecrest (dailybreadmiami.com) and Shahs Bazaar in Coral Gables (shahsbazaar.com).
In Uruguay, beef-loving fans enjoy choripan with chimichurri, chivito al pan and panchos, Uruguayan-style hot dogs. Your source for grass-fed beef and other foods is Gaucho Ranch – Grill Boutique (gauchoranch.com) and their nearby restaurant, Gaucho Ranch Grill (gauchoranchgrill.com). Uruguayan marketplace Narbona at Cocowalk in Coconut Grove and Key Biscayne is a one-stop shop for prepared foods, gelato, pastries, dining (IG: @narbona.us).
June 21: Uruguay vs. Cabo Verde
The cuisine of Cabo Verde, an island nation off the African coast, is a combination of Portuguese and West African influences. Portuguese marketplaces, bakeries and restaurants offer inspiration. Try Old Lisbon on Coral Way, Aventura and South Miami (oldlisbonrestaurants.com), Majestic Portuguese Bakehouse on Coral Way just east of Coral Gables (majesticbakehouse.com) and New World Market Miami in Miami Gardens (newworldmarketmiami.com).
June 24: Scotland vs. Brazil
South Florida’s British markets carry sweet and savory snacks suitable for any watch party, plus football mugs, flags and paraphernalia. Broward is home to small, friendly markets like Mason’s British Market in Pompano Beach (masonsbritishmarket.com) and British Marketplace in Davie (britishmarketplace.com). And don’t miss The King’s Head British Pub in Sunrise (kingsheadpubbroward.com).
Pan de queijo? Frozen caipirinhas? South Florida’s Brazilian community means plenty of options. Shop at Mercado Brasil near Dadeland (mercadobrasil.com), Brazil Marts (multiple locations; check online), and Seabra Foods in Pompano Beach and Doral (seabrafoods.com).
June 27: Portugal vs. Colombia
In addition to the Portuguese marketplaces listed above, look for Portuguese cuisine at Tuga Portuguese Cuisine at Heritage Market in Homestead (IG @heritagemkt), Vinhus Restaurant and Grill in Pompano Beach (vinhusrestaurant.com) and Braga on Coral Way (bragarestaurant.com).
Colombian snack foods – empanadas, arepas, hot dogs) are easy to find here. Shop at Los Paisas Market and Carniceria in Kendall (lospaisasmarket.com), Pandebono Bakery in Westchester) (pandebono-bakery.menufyy.com). Dine in or oder from La Perrada Del Gordo in Wynwood (gordoburger.com) and Tienda Vieja in Hollywood.
Watch Parties
World Cup Kickoff
Sat., June 6 • noon
German American Society of Hollywood
6401 Washington St.
FIFA World Cup 2026 Kickoff Watch Party & Carlos Vives Concert
Thurs., June 11 • Doors open at 2pm
10th Street Beach
North Miami Watch Party NoMi Village
Sat., June 13 • 2pm
12351 NW 7 Ave.
NoMi Watch Party
Miami Beach Bandshell Watch Parties
- Mon., June 22: Argentina vs. Austria • Doors open 11am • Game time 1pm
- Wed., June 24: Scotland vs. Brazil • Doors open 4pm • Game time 6pm
- Tues., July 14: Semi-final • Doors open 1pm • Game time 3pm
- Wed., July 15: Semi-final 2 • Doors open 1pm • Game time 3pm
Official FIFA Watch Parties at the Miami Beach Bandshell
- Sat., July 18: Bronze Final • Doors open 3pm • Game time 5pm
- Sun., July 19: FIFA World Cup Final • Doors open 1pm | Game time 3pm
Downtown Miami World Cup Fan Festival
Head to Miami’s Bayfront Park from June 13-July 5 to watch live match broadcasts, entertainment, local food and drink, interactive fan experiences and games for all ages.
Downtown Miami World Cup Fan Festival
Watch Party Coconut Grove
Peacock Park, Coconut Grove
Sat., June 13
Coconut Grove’s Peacock Park is the site of a special World Cup watch party (Brazil vs. Morocco) for dad and the whole family.
coconutgrove.com
Play the Grove Playscape CocoWalk
CocoWalk, Coconut Grove
June 10–July 10
Inspired by the energy of World Cup fun, this installation by Mirth Studio in collaboration with estudioLAAVA invites families to explore and play.
World Cup Kickoff Event, Lauderhill
Sat., June 6, 3pm
Lauderhill Sports Complex, 7500 W. Oakland Park Blvd.
FIFA-themed Food Tour
Little Havana
Experience the passion of fútbol and the flavors of Cuba in the heart of Little Havana. This special edition tour from Miami Culinary Tours brings together soccer spirit and authentic Cuban cuisine, live music, rich culture and the electric energy surrounding FIFA in Miami.
Miami Culinary Tours
Little Haiti Watch Party
Fri., June 19, Little Haiti Cultural Complex
Watch Haiti vs Brazil on giant outdoor LED screens.
More Places to Watch Games
Boteco, North Bay Village
botecomiami.com
Brazilian futbol fans gather here for an authentic experience.
Cafe Americano, Ocean Drive, Brickell and Collins Ave.
cafeamericano.com
See every World Cup match live at all locations, with game-day combo specials.
Canta Corazón Miami, Wynwood
cantacorazon.com
They’re teaming up with Mexicanos en Miami to host watch parties for every Mexico match, with multiple screens, immersive sound and food and drink specials.
Cantina La Veinte, Brickell
cantinala20.com
Top viewing experience with a full-service restaurant and bar, bringing the spirit of Mexico.
Cantina Leon, Coral Gables
Catch every match at this new Mexican hotspot at The Plaza.
Casa MX, Coral Gables
Margarita pitchers on the patio. family-style feast during the matches.
Casa MX
Cervecería La Tropical, Wynwood
Summer of Soccer watch parties all summer feature cold beer and bites.
Cerveceria La Tropical
Cha Cha Cha, Wynwood
Cheer on Team Mexico at this coastal Mexican restaurant.
Cha Cha Cha
The Citadel, Little River
Nine TVs and 2 massive projectors, plus a rooftop with skyline views, plus a dedicated drink special for every competing nation: $10 specialty margaritas for Mexico, $8 caipirinhas for Brazil, $5 pints for England, $8 aguardiente shots for Colombia, and more.
The Citadel
Copa El Jardín. Little Havana
1568 SW 7th St.
Weeklong celebration of futbol, music, art and community.
Copa El Jardin
Cotidiano Wynwood
Rooftop vibes, specialty cocktails and sharing menus during every match.
Cotidiano Wynwood
Clevelander, Miami Beach
Full match-day experience includes more than 20 screens, including a 20-foot LED screen, patio TVs, indoor sports bar screens, and additional rollaway TVs, plus $25 beer buckets, special Michelob Ultra and Nutrl offerings, and game day platters available during all matches.
Clevelander
The Doral Yard, Doral
Vive La Pasión del Fútbol at The Doral Yard. Catch every play live on their giant screens while enjoying ice-cold drinks, bites, and an electric atmosphere.
thedoralyard.com
El Toro Loco Steakhouse Catering
Full-service World Cup catering packages delivered straight to your door: churrasco and picanha by the 5-lb tray, chicken with bacon, chorizo, lomo, plus sides like truffle mac & cheese, maduros, garlic rice, yuca sticks, corn on the cob and more.
El Toro Loco
Fritz and Franz, Coral Gables
Longtime popular go-to place for soccer-watching. Sadly, because of a dispute with the city of Coral Gables, they won’t have games on the plaza, but you can still enjoy beer, schnitzel and good company inside for the World Cup.
Fritz and Franz
Graziano’s, all locations
All Graziano’s will show World Cup games. Their Mercado at Lifetime location will offer specials for Argentina matches, including 2-for-1 beer specials, soccer activation for kids, parrillada and live music.
Graziano’s
Gulfstream Park Village
Watch all events on LED screens with food and drink specials and giveaways.
gulfstreampark.com
Grails Restaurant and Bar, Wynwood
All the World Cup and friendly matches at the place claiming to be Wynwood’s loudest sports bar.
grailsmiami.com
Julia & Henry’s, Downtown Miami
juliaandhenrys.com
Giant screens, beer buckets, full sound, indoor comfort.
La Ferneteria, Wynwood
Prix-fixe matchtime menus on this rooftop bar.
La Ferneteria
La Traila Barbecue, South Miami
Tex-Mex flavors and smoked meats during every match.
La Traila
Magie Wine Bar, Little River and Coconut Grove
Lively European-inspired atmosphere paired with wine specials and Spanish-inspired bites throughout the tournament.
Magie Wine Bar
Mickey Burkes, South Beach
Big game-day vibes with massive HD screens, international crowds, drink specials, promotions and indoor and outdoor viewing areas.
Mickey Burkes
National Hotel, Miami Beach
Enjoy the games poolside and enjoy tropical cocktails, frozen drinks, sangrias and ice-cold beers plus a menu of fresh salads, tacos and burgers throughout the matches.
National Hotel
News Cafe, South Beach
Watch all matches live and get a special World-Cup themed cocktail plus custom printed garnishes.
News Cafe
Pasta, Wynwood
From June 11 – July 19, tune into their big screens and catch all the action during their new summer hours, Wed. and Thurs. from 5:30pm – 10pm, Fri. from 5:30pm to 10:30pm, Saturdays from 1:30pm to 10:30pm, and Sun from 1:30pm to 8:30pm.
Pasta
Rosa Sky Rooftop, Brickell
Watch all USA games with full game sound, select matchups and the round of 16 through finals while enjoying tournament-inspired cocktails.
Rosa Sky
Wynwood Marketplace
Before July 5, the celebration kicks off early with a 12-day pop-up from June 12-24, when Fogo de Chão takes over with a Brazil-inspired tailgate experience. Starting July 5, guests can enjoy free watch parties at Clutch Bar.
Wynwood Marketplace
Yaya Miami, Miami
All 104 matches live from June 11 through the Final on July 19 across an air-conditioned Stadium Lounge and open-air Bay Terrace with cinema-grade 100″ 4K screens.
Yaya Miami
