The watch scene
NYC has supporters bars, classic pubs, purpose-built soccer rooms, and one-off watch parties. Some bars are club homes. Some are neutral rooms for major tournaments. Some are only worth it for specific leagues or national teams.
Before you go
Check whether the match is listed, whether they open early, if sound will be on, whether reservations are needed, and if there is a cover. For finals and derbies, assume the room fills earlier than a normal bar night.
What the guide tracks
This page will become more specific over time: club supporter homes, league specialties, women's soccer watch spots, Champions League rooms, national-team bars, and World Cup viewing plans.
Start here
Start with these names, then compare the exact schedule, location, cost, and level on the official page.
- Football Factory at LegendsTwo floors, 30+ supporters groups, 100+ matches a week — NYC's soccer embassy.
- Smithfield HallNYC's purpose-built soccer bar — 20+ screens angled so every seat sees the pitch.
- London & Martin Co.British FiDi gastropub on Stone Street with Premier League weekends and England watch-party energy.
- Banter BarBrooklyn's best-known soccer bar — real supporters culture and craft beer.
- SocceriaCDMX-inspired Greenpoint cantina with a soccer problem.
- one4one Sports Club & LoungeChrystie Street sports lounge built for big screens, groups, and late match nights.
Send updates
If a listing changed, closed, moved, added tryouts, changed venues, or deserves to be added, send the details to JOGA.