The 2026 FIFA World Cup is finally here and it's the biggest tournament the sport has ever seen. 104 matches, 48 nations, and Salt Lake has a front-row seat. Whether you're after the perfect pint, a killer plate of wings (or nachos), or just a room full of people who actually care, we've rounded up the best spots in Salt Lake to catch every moment.
Wear your colors, bring your voice, and enjoy the 2026 FIFA World Cup in Salt Lake!
Netherlands vs. Japan
Sugar House Station
Sunday, June 14, 2:00 PM | 2155 S Highland Dr, SLC | 21+
Head to Sugar House with Council Member Sara Young for the neighborhood's go-to food hall. A Sunday 2:00 PM kickoff is practically made for this place. Arrive early, grab a table and let the multi-vendor setup work in your favor. With 6 food-vendors to choose from and two bars, you're well covered on drinks and snacking.
Argentina vs. Algeria
Woodbine Food Hall
Tuesday, June 16, 7:00 PM | 545 W 700 S, SLC
Council Chair Puy picks Woodbine, and it's hard to argue with him. This Granary District food hall brings 7 vendors under one roof, meaning you can graze your way through the entire match without missing a second. Start with a Burmese-style beef and rice bowl, grab a wood-fired slice from Mozz Artisan Pizza, and finish with a scoop of ice cream on a cookie from Chunky Cookies. Wash it all down with a drink from the Drift Bar and settle into one of the communal tables. For a social watch party setting, it doesn't get much better.
Mexico vs. South Korea
The Green Pig Pub
Thursday, June 18, 7:00 PM| 31 E 400 S, SLC | 21+
The Green Pig is a downtown Salt Lake institution, and a proper sports bar built for exactly this kind of Thursday night match. Order a round of their famous jumbo house wings alongside a cold pint from their well-stocked taps. If you want something more substantial, the blackened salmon tacos and classic, hand cut fries have both earned loyal followings. With screens everywhere and a lively crowd, this is prime atmosphere for a Mexico match with your District 4 rep.
Brazil vs. Haiti
Neighbors Bar
Friday, June 19 - 7:00 PM | 430 E 900 S, SLC | 21+
Council Member Carlsen's pick is a neighborhood gem tucked into the 9th & 9th area. Neighbors is a lively bar with a surprisingly serious kitchen. The cheesesteak is legit, and the popcorn chicken tossed with basil 7 white pepper powder is a must-order. For drinks, ask about the Joni Negroni with Beehive decade dry gin, Genepy and Dolin dry vermouth, a genuinely surprising cocktail. Friday night energy, a Brazil match, and a true local bar: this one's going to feel like a community event.
Germany vs. Ivory Coast
Black Sheep Bar & Grill
Saturday, June 20 - 2:00 PM |1400 S Foothill Dr, SLC | 21+
Join Dan Dugan of District 6 to watch Germany and the Ivory Coast battle it out at Black Sheep Bar & Grill. Tucked into the Foothill area, this is a no-frills sports bar is the perfect place for a Saturday afternoon match. Order the traditional wings and a cold beer to start, and don't leave without trying the chili verde burrito. The guacamole burger is another solid pick if you want something to settle in with for the full 90 min. Screens everywhere, friendly staff, and a laid-back crowd that knows how to watch a game.
Mexico vs. Czechia
Casa Del Pollo Mexican Grill
Wednesday, June 24 - 7:00 PM | 1628 W 700 N, SLC
Council Member Victoria Petro saves the best pairing for the end of the month. Watching Mexico play at the beloved Casa Del Pollo Mexican Grill. This restaurant is a Mexican gem with Sinaloa-style classics located in Rose Park. Casa Del Pollo serves up perfectly cooked Sinaloa-style chicken with grilled onions, jalapeños, rice, beans, and corn tortillas. Get the street tacos or go full Pollo Estilo Sinaloa with rice and beans. it's a fitting and festive celebration in the group watch party series.
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