
New York City
where to watch World Cup in NYC
- 01 Banks of the Wear · Manhattan 9.4
- 02 Le Petit Marché · Brooklyn 9.1
- 03 The Football Factory at Legends 9.0
- 04 Smithfield Hall · Midtown 8.8
- 05 Mary O's · East Village 8.7
A traveller's bulletin for supporters. Independent pub reviews, fan-park intel, kick-off times in your timezone — and a community-built map of every screen worth showing up for.
No pay-for-placement. No bot reviews. Each Top 10 is built from a long-listed crawl by an editor who lives, watches and complains in the city.

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Our editorial line-up — the criteria each venue must meet before we hand it a place on the team sheet.
If a manager has to be asked to "turn the commentary up", the venue is benched.
We line-of-sight every booth. No pole obstructions, no half-cropped score bugs.
Kitchens open all 90. Bonus mark for a proper Sunday roast or post-match arepas.
We weigh chants per minute heavier than how many scarves hang on the wall.
Door policy must not gate-keep by colours. We name & shame those that do.
Match-day surcharges are flagged. A £9 pint with no warning is an instant red card.
Half-time stress test. If you can't queue, dispatch and exit in five minutes, it fails.
Walk-ups respected, but a transparent table-reservation system gets bonus points.
Bonus for venues that run more than one channel at once with a fixture board.
The match isn't over when the final whistle blows. Post-match dwell is graded.
We weight independents over chains. Founders' stories belong on the team sheet.
Our scouts file long-form notes from every city they hit. These are the editor's recent picks.

Our scout in M14 spent six weekends locating the dozen venues with proper early licences. Verdict, hierarchy, and the one place you should never queue at before nine.



Add it to the map. Founder badges go to the first 1,000 verified scouts. We don't take payment from venues. Ever.
Yes. Always. We don't take affiliate fees from venues and we don't sell rankings. Editorial independence is the entire point.
The United States, the United Kingdom, Canada, Australia and Ireland have the deepest supporter cultures around traveling fans and the most timezone challenges. We will expand only when we can do a city justice.
See The Starting XI. Eleven criteria, weighted, applied by a human editor who has actually been to the venue.
No. A venue can pay to be removed faster if there is a factual error. They cannot pay to be added or to climb the ranking.
Weekly. The dossier banner shows the issue number and the matchday it last shipped on.
Field scouts and freelance photographers we credit on every image. We never use AI-generated venue interiors.