Where to Watch the Women's World Cup Around Atlanta
Atlanta's restaurants offer an exceptional setting to catch Women's World Cup soccer matches, with their abundance of TVs, ensuring no fan misses a moment of the action. Lively atmospheres, paired with delectable food and drink specials, create the perfect blend of excitement for fans to come together and cheer on their favorite teams. For soccer enthusiasts or those just looking for a fun gathering, Atlanta's eateries provide an unforgettable experience for all.
With four locations—Brookhaven, Dunwoody, Atlantic Station and Halcyon in Alpharetta—HOBNOB Neighborhood Tavern makes match-day ready a priority. Fans are invited to experience Women’s World Cup excitement with lots of televisions, delicious tavern fare and creative drinks in a lively atmosphere.
Round Trip Brewing Co., located on Atlanta’s Westside, is staying open late for U.S. Women’s National Team matches on Friday, July 21 against Vietnam and Wednesday, July 26 against The Netherlands. With the matches playing in New Zealand, Round Trip is offering $5 Gizza New Zealand-style pilsners on match days.
Taco Mac, Georgia’s favorite neighborhood sports bar, celebrates the Women’s World Cup with its famous fresh, never frozen, locally sourced wings and house-made sauces, a wide variety of beers on tap and plenty of televisions for catching every dribble, kick and goal.
The Wurst Beer Hall, Atlanta’s newest destination for sports viewing, invites fans to gather with friends to cheer on their favorite teams. The Poncey-Highland beer hall will have televisions tuned to the matches while serving its menu of traditional Bavarian brews, local Atlanta craft beers, classic pub fare and authentic German dishes.
Tin Lizzy’s Cantina invites guests to grab their buddies and head over to view the matches in a lively atmosphere with friendly service and numerous televisions.