Where To Watch The World Cup in LA

Where To Watch The World Cup in LA

by Sarah Josephs
06.09.2010

We know, it sucks that you won’t be boarding a plane anytime soon to South Africa for the World Cup games this summer. But c’mon, being stuck in Los Angeles isn't so bad, and fortunately for you, a whole host of LA bars are looking to ease your pain. And we are not talking about wedging yourself between hundreds up people in one of the typical ESPN Zones. Head over to any of the following incredible and distinctive LA sports bars, giving you the chance to watch your favorite teams all month long in the type of atmosphere you want.

Where To Watch The World Cup in LA: Capitol City Sports Bar & Lounge
1615 N Cahuenga Boulevard | Los Angeles, CA 90028

If what you are looking for is an upscale sport bar, you definitely won’t want to miss the World Cup games at City Sports Bar and Lounge. Unlike at the real game, at Capitol City there isn’t a single bad seat in the house—the space features 48 jumbo TVs on every wall, and supplies you with 30 different types of beer on tap. Also, for the American games on June 18 and June 23, they will be opening early a viewing party hosted by the Los Angeles chapter of The American Outlaws, a U.S. soccer fan group.

Where To Watch The World Cup in LA: Springbok Bar & Grill
16153 Victory Boulevard | Van Nuys, CA 91406
If you can’t actually be in South Africa, you might as well do the next best thing and head to a South African bar. At Springbok Bar and Grill you can watch all the 2010 World Cup games live on one of their numerous televisions and enjoy authentic South African food and drinks. If you are looking for an authentic World Cup experience, at a venue that is sure to be full of soccer fans who all just want to feel a little closer to the action, then Springbok is where you want to be.

Where To Watch The World Cup in LA: Cock N Bull
2947 Lincoln Boulevard | Santa Monica, CA 90405

Cock N Bull is a born and bred soccer bar, having been one of the first bars to broadcast foreign league games in the US, so what better place will you find to watch the World Cup? Come watch the matches live and cheer amongst your soccer-loving brethren in this local English tavern.

Where To Watch The World Cup in LA: Happy Ending Bar & Restaurant
7038 W Sunset Boulevard | Los Angeles CA 90028

If you are looking for that rah-rah factor while you watch the soccer matches, definitely come by the Happy Ending. They will be open 24 hours a day for the entire month of the World Cup games, so you can basically live there if you are so choose. This well known dive bar has over 50 plasma screen TVs, and will be offering a ton of drink specials during the game. 

Where To Watch The World Cup in LA: Red Lion Tavern
2366 Glendale Boulevard | Los Angeles, California

If you want a more relaxed atmosphere to watch the World Cup, come to the Red Lion Tavern. Giving you an authentic, European pub atmosphere, this German bar in Silver Lake will be open everyday at 6 a.m for the games. Come and enjoy a huge selection of beer and traditional German dishes like schnitzel and  potato pancakes, either lounging in the outdoor beer garden in the homey indoor area. 

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