Soccer fans are gearing up for the 2026 FIFA World Cup from June 11 to July 19. The United States is one of the host countries, though no matches will be held in DC. Still, there are plenty of places to see game play, enjoy food and drink specials, and cheer on your team with fellow supporters. Here ’s where to catch the action in the DC area. Fan Zones National Mall Between 3rd St., NW and 4th St., NW  The FIFA World Cup Fan Zone is showing every Team USA match and select non-USA games. The area opens an hour prior to the first contest of the day and closes an hour after the final match. Non-Team USA matches that start after 7 PM will not be shown. In addition to the games, there are family-friendly activities and concession stands. DC United’s United in Play Soccer Celebration 1332 I St., NW; 101 Tingey St., SE  Our hometown team is hosting watch parties in Franklin Park from June 12 through 14 and Tingey Plaza from June 19 through 21. Find soccer-themed activities for kids, local food vendors, and, of course, massive screens. Admission is free, but you must register in advance. The Wharf Pearl St., SW From June 11 through July 19, fans can watch daily World Cup matches on a 14-foot-tall Jumbotron. Surrounding restaurants such as Colada Shop and Easy Company are offering food and drink specials. Copa Tysons Multiple locations in Tysons  Team USA fans can partake in watch parties across Tysons with food and drink specials, giveaways, live DJs, and big screens. The first three watch parties are taking place at Starr Hill Biergarten. Locations for future matches will be announced as the tournament progresses. Bars and Restaurants Astro Beer Hall 1306 G St., NW The beer hall is serving $5 loaded nachos, $5 wings, and drink specials during every World Cup game. The Bullpen 1201 Half St., SE This sporty venue in Navy Yard is showing games on multiple screens, with extended hours on select match days. Casta’s at Bodega 2127 I St. NW Fans of Latin American teams can go to the rum bar for games with Spanish commentary, plus food and drink specials. La Cosecha 1280 4th St., NE The Latin American food hall is showing matches on the big screen. Go from spectator to player during pickup soccer tournaments in the neighborhood. Hi-Lawn 1309 5th St., NE Catch game play on a 8-foot-by-12-foot LED screen and 100-inch screen on Union Market’s rooftop. Feeling inspired by the athletes? Show off your skills on a turf soccer pitch. Metrobar 640 Rhode Island Ave., NE The transit-themed bar is screening every Team USA match on all TVs plus a 20-foot screen. Show up in red, white, and blue and dine on pizza from El Jefe Wood Fired Pizza. Public Bar Live 1214 18th St., NW If you need a spot to watch a late-night game, this sports bar/nightclub is open until 2 AM. Featured matchups are playing on multiple screens, and the bar is pouring drink deals. Sports Social 1314 U St., NW Specials include $3 Coors Lights and stadium-themed foods. Select games will have DJs and hosts—putting the party in watch party—plus wall-to-wall TVs and surround sound. Street Burger/Street Pizza 507 7th St., NW Gordon Ramsay’s adjoining Penn Quarter restaurants are showing every match this summer. Specials including $1 wings and $4 pints. Tom’s Watch Bar 1250 Half St., SE The sports bar allows you to secure seating in advance of a matchup, ensuring you have a spot to watch the action on over 100 screens. Wunder Garten  1101 1st St., NE Watch more than 75 games throughout the tournament on indoor and outdoor screens. The NoMa beer garden is collaborating with Volo Sports to offer games and interactive experiences that celebrate the teams and their countries. Fans who register to attend through the sports group will get discounted food and drinks, raffle opportunities, merch, and more. Embassy Events Embassy of Austria at Aslin Beer Company 1740 14th St., NW The embassy is bringing together fans at Aslin Beer Company for the country’s June 22 match against Argentina. British Embassy at Duke’s Grocery 2000 Pennsylvania Ave., NW  The British Embassy is throwing watch parties at this London-inspired restaurant for England’s first and third matches in the group stage as well as Scotland’s final game. Embassy of the Republic of Haiti at Hook Hall 3400 Georgia Ave., NW Watch Haiti take on Morocco on June 24 at the Park View beer hall. In addition to screening the game, the evening includes Haitian-inspired food and drinks and live music from Haitian Band Rara Bel Poze. Tickets are $12.51, and free for kids under 12.  Embassy of Spain at Casa Teresa and Franklin Hall 919 19th St., NW; 1348 Florida Ave., NW The Embassy of Spain is organizing watch parties for all of Spain’s group stage games. Watch the games on June 15 and 26 at Casa Teresa in food hall the Square, and the June 21 party is at Franklin Hall. The post Where to Watch the 2026 FIFA World Cup Around DC first appeared on Washingtonian. ...read more read less