The FIFA Club World Cup 2025™ is making history, and Greater Miami & Miami Beach is right in the thick of it. For the first time, 32 of the world’s top clubs will compete in a revamped tournament format, bringing 63 matches to 12 stadiums across the United States. Hard Rock Stadium in Miami Gardens will host eight of those games featuring heavyweights like Real Madrid, Boca Juniors, Palmeiras and hometown favorites Inter Miami CF, led by Lionel Messi. From the opening match on June 14 through the final match on July 13, Miami will be a hub of soccer, culture and celebration. Here are some sports bars and restaurants in Miami where you can watch.

The Doral Yard: Your Watch Party Headquarters

From June 14 to July 13, The Doral Yard transforms into Club World Cup watch party headquarters, screening every match on massive indoor and outdoor LED displays in the heart of Doral. Fuel your fandom with flavors from around the world, plus drink deals like five for $25 beer buckets, $39.99 towers and refreshing mojito or margarita pitchers. Admission is free, but table reservations are recommended.

Outdoor dining tables at Bayshore Club — Catch the breeze, the view and the game all at Bayshore Club

Bayshore Club: A View of the Game and the Bay

Sweeping views of Biscayne Bay and an extensive menu await at Bayshore Club in Coconut Grove. You can choose your experience here: grab a high-top along the terrace for clear views, join the hum of conversation in the main dining area, or opt for casual outdoor seating. No matter where you sit, a steady breeze from the bay drifts through as you dine on the restaurant’s fabulous seafood fare, like the ahi tuna mini tacos. Twelve bar-side TVs and a jumbo screen built from four connected monitors ensure you won’t have to crane your neck to keep up with the score.

Fritz & Franz Bierhaus: Watch the Match at an Authentic German Beer Hall

Fritz & Franz Bierhaus is an authentic German beer hall that has been a Coral Gables fixture for over 25 years. The long wooden tables and large steins of beer create a communal feel where shared cheers turn strangers into friends. A huge projector screen anchors the beer hall, and with TVs all around, you won’t miss a minute. While this venue is a solid choice for any match on the schedule, Bayern Munich fans have a special reason to visit. On June 20, the local fan club hosts a pre-game party with Bayern Legends and Oktoberfest challenges.

Marabú: Enjoy Classic Cuban Cuisine

Marabú, in the Brickell neighborhood, brings the rustic tradition of Cuban charcoal cooking to the modern setting of Brickell City Centre. The restaurant builds its menu around classic Cuban dishes cooked over smoky embers, offering a fantastic meal while the tournament plays out. The viewing setup is flexible, with two large screens lighting up the heavily stocked indoor bar and another two for those on the patio.

Biscayne Bay Brewing: Enjoy Ice-Cold Beer While Watching the Match

Biscayne Bay Brewing is the official craft beer of the Miami Marlins, but this summer, the Downtown Miami taproom becomes a go-to for Club World Cup fans, with a massive projector, wall-to-wall flat screens, and ice-cold beer flowing all tournament long. Score $20 beer buckets and $52 towers while watching the teams battle it out. Swing by during happy hour (Wednesday-Friday from 4-7 p.m. and weekends starting at noon) and dig into daily food deals while you cheer on your favorite club.

Grails: A Sports Bar with More Than 70 High-Definition TVs

Grails, in Wynwood, is a destination designed around the love of the game. With more than 70 high-definition TVs, you can catch the match from any angle, whether you’re posted up at one of the two bars or settled into a spacious seating area. Share a round of cold beers and enjoy great food while cheering alongside fellow fans. While walk-ins are welcome, reserving a table is a smart move, especially for larger groups that want to lock down a prime viewing area.

Wynwood Marketplace: A Festival-Like Atmosphere

Enjoy the game in a dynamic, festival-like scene at the Wynwood Marketplace. This open-air spot lets you catch the action on giant screens while soaking up the collective energy of the crowd. You can wander between different food stalls and bars without missing a play. From June 19-23, the marketplace transforms into Casa Palmeiras, the official fan zone for Palmeiras supporters. A tip for those who plan ahead: RSVP online, and the first 100 guests to arrive can redeem a free Modelo before the 15-minute mark of the match.

Cervecería La Tropical: A Brewery in a Lush Garden

Cervecería La Tropical, tucked away in Wynwood, is an unexpected find: a full-scale brewery operating within a lush, expansive garden. Step inside the sprawling, airy restaurant, make yourself comfy on a couch, or perch yourself at one of the heavy wooden tables and catch the match on one of three screens. It’s a favorite of diehard fans, especially as it's the official brewery of Inter Miami CF. You can enjoy the team’s official beer right from the source. Be sure to ask about the game-day drink specials when you arrive.

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