14 items across 3 cities
Irish pub and bourbon club in the historic space of McGreevy's, America's first sports bar dating to 1894. Located in the heart of Back Bay near Hynes Convention Center. Big screens for live soccer matches. Open daily 11am-2am. Classic Irish-American fare including fish and chips and shepherd's pie.
Boston, MA
Unique sports bar built under Fenway Park's center field bleachers with a window overlooking the field. Transforms into a passionate soccer hub during World Cup and major tournaments. Drew standing-room-only crowds during 2022 World Cup. Plenty of TVs and cavernous brick interior.
Authentic Italian cafe established in 1950, the best place for early morning matches. Shows Serie A, La Liga, Premier League, Champions League and more on multiple screens. Strong Italian espresso, pastries, gelato, and full bar. Opens at 6am weekdays, 7am weekends. Second location in East Boston.
Historic sports bar directly across from Fenway Park since 1969. Hosted NBC Sports' Premier League Mornings Live fan festival. Named Top Baseball Bar by ESPN but excellent for soccer viewing. Near Kenmore T stop. Opens early on weekends for Premier League.
Boston's home for women's sports. LGBTQ+ and women-owned brewery in Egleston Square. Hub for WNBA, PWHL, and NWSL fans. Will be key venue for Boston Legacy FC (NWSL). 50-seat taproom with malt-forward craft beers and non-alcoholic options. Wheelchair accessible.
Official New England Revolution Pub Partner. Roman-style pizzeria named after Parma FC (I Ducali). On the Freedom Trail near TD Garden. Flat-screen TVs for soccer viewing. Seasonal thin-crust pizzas, craft beer selection, and great pre/post-game spot.
Traditional Irish pub near TD Garden with dedicated soccer viewing. Three big screen TVs showing matches at full volume. Known for favoring Manchester United. Also shows rugby. Open late for evening European matches. Classic pub atmosphere with measured dedication to the game.
Boston's #1 soccer bar with 14 flat-screen TVs across two floors. Shows Premier League, Serie A, La Liga, Scottish Premier League, and international matches. Home to both Chelsea FC and Manchester City supporter groups. Opens early for morning Premier League matches. Near JFK/UMass Red Line stop.
Boston institution since 1976, called "The Fenway Park of Irish pubs" by the Boston Globe. Near Faneuil Hall. Live music 7 nights a week. Traditional Irish fare and perfect Guinness. Shows Irish football on big screens. Near Aquarium and State Street T stops.
Boston's largest sports bar with 90+ screens across four floors and 400 capacity. Transforms into a soccer haven for World Cup and major tournaments. Near TD Garden. High energy atmosphere with DJs and dancing. Opens 9am Saturday, 10am weekdays for morning matches.
Historic pub in Beacon Hill since 1933. Five flat screen TVs, 8 beers on tap including exclusive Harpoon Sevens Ale. Known for soccer and sports viewing in an intimate setting. Darts available. One of Boston's most atmospheric neighborhood bars.
One of New England's most popular soccer bars, voted America's Best Soccer Bar. Official home of LFC Boston supporters club. Opens at 7am for early Premier League matches with 12 TV screens. Known for its hybrid pub/club vibe and passionate supporters. Irish breakfast available for morning viewers.
Cambridge, MA
Authentic Irish pub in Cambridge's Inman Square housed in the oldest wooden mercantile building in Cambridge. Shows European soccer telecasts alongside weekend brunch. Known for excellent fish and chips, perfect Guinness, and traditional Irish sessions. Warm, friendly atmosphere.
Stylish sports bar featuring craft brews on tap, pub grub, and 25 screens across 150 seats. Popular with New England Revolution fans. Near Porter Square Red Line. Opens 11am Sunday, 12pm Saturday for weekend matches. Great atmosphere for soccer with regular patrons.
Somerville, MA
