Where to Watch the 2026 FIFA World Cup in Miami

Greater Miami & Miami Beach will be a major hub for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, with seven matches hosted at Hard Rock Stadium in Miami Gardens. For fans without tickets, the action continues across Miami sports bars, breweries, restaurants and outdoor venues, all gearing up with big screens and match-day experiences. 

Wondering where to watch Inter Miami and all the 2026 FIFA World Cup teams? Use this guide to find the best spots in Miami to catch some can’t-miss soccer from June 11 through July 19.

The Doral Yard

The Doral Yard is an open-air venue in Doral with large screens, covered turf and casual seating, ideal for groups of all sizes. Food options range from Venezuelan arepas and Mexican tacos to Mediterranean dishes, Italian piadinas and Hawaiian poke bowls, all paired with beer, wine and craft cocktails. A stage hosts live music and events, making it a lively spot for fans to enjoy the matches.

Bayshore Club

Bayshore Club in Coconut Grove combines waterfront views of Biscayne Bay with flexible game-watching options. Fans can grab a high-top along the rail, settle in the main dining area or enjoy casual outdoor seating near the sand. Twelve bar-side TVs and a jumbo screen made from four connected monitors make it easy to follow every match, while the menu of fresh seafood and creative bites keeps fans fueled throughout the game.

The Clevelander

Clevelander South Beach stakes its claim as the go-to spot for football on Ocean Drive in Miami Beach. Massive screens, speakers and DJs set the rhythm across the pool deck, rooftop and indoor bars, while food from coconut shrimp to crispy calamari keep fans satiated. Local drafts, craft cans, frozen cocktails and wine flow during every game, making it easy to settle in for kickoff and stick around through the final whistle.

Marabu Restaurant

Marabu Restaurant in Brickell brings the robust flavors of Cuban charcoal cooking to Brickell City Centre, where traditional dishes are prepared over smoky embers. The space is designed for game-day viewing, with two large screens at the generously stocked multi-level indoor bar and another two on the patio, ensuring fans inside or out can catch every moment from multiple vantage points while enjoying a flavorful meal.

Grails

Grails in Wynwood infuses sports and style across two distinct spaces. Inside, a sneaker-themed lounge displays rare kicks and one-of-a-kind art, with multiple screens for watching every play. For a more outdoorsy vibe, the colorful Miami Vice–inspired patio offers spacious seating and high-definition TVs. With cold beers, satisfying food, 70-plus screens and seating that comfortably accommodates large groups, Grails offers a dynamic spot that will make you want to stick around for the long haul.

Wynwood Marketplace

Wynwood Marketplace brings that unmistakable game day buzz to an animated, outdoor venue in Wynood. Food stalls and trucks keep the tables loaded with tacos and tequila, burgers, arepas and more Latin bites, alongside natural shakes, desserts and drinks made from fresh Florida coconuts. Scattered seating and bars let groups settle in, follow the match and taste their way through the market.

Fritz & Franz Bierhaus

Fritz & Franz Bierhaus in Coral Gables recreates a classic German beer hall experience with long communal tables and crowd-pleasing staples like bratwurst, Wiener schnitzel, sausage samplers, pretzels and German potato salad. The beer spans German imports and local craft brews, including pilsners, hefeweizens and dunkels. Match days come alive on a central projector screen and TVs sprinkled throughout, while outdoor seating offers a breezy change of pace.

Cervecería La Tropical

Cervecería La Tropical in Wynwood is a full-scale brewery ensconced within a spacious garden, with comfortable couches and solid wooden tables throughout the airy interior. Three large screens are positioned for easy viewing. As the official brewery of Inter Miami CF, La Tropical carries the team’s signature beers alongside a rotating selection of craft brews. Classic pub fare and Cuban-inspired bites keep the focus on good beer, good company and a no-stress environment.

American Social

American Social Bar & Kitchen in Brickell sits right on the Miami River, where skyline and waterfront views set the stage for American comfort classics and craft cocktails. From brunch to late-night, the scene moves seamlessly between leisurely meals and high-octane sports watch parties, with riverside tables and a chic bar at the center of it all – plus plenty of game-day specials.

Mickey Burkes

Named for a Miami Beach nightlife mainstay, Mickey Burkes packs in a dozen TVs, roomy tables and a spirited vibe for sports fans. Dig into fried pickles, crab cake sliders, Baja-style mahi mahi tacos, fish and chips, tuna poke, loaded nacho fries, wings, Wisconsin cheese curds and more. Wash it down with local craft beers, seltzers or inventive cocktails, all while soaking in the magnetic South Beach scene.

Black Market Miami

Step into Black Market Miami, a Downtown Miami time capsule celebrating our 1980s football heyday. Wallpapered with Hurricanes and Dolphins memorabilia, the 5,500-square-foot space features over 30 4K TVs, plush banquet seating, high tops and private areas for groups. Savor chicken wings, sliders, cheesesteaks and burgers while cheering on NFL, college football or international soccer. With weekday happy hours, game-day specials and a DJ spinning during timeouts, Black Market is a quintessential Miami sports lounge for nostalgia and a thrilling game.