Best FIFA Watch Parties in Toronto

Toronto has plenty of places that work well for watching FIFA matches, from downtown sports bars to long-standing pubs known for drawing soccer fans during major tournaments.

This guide highlights places across the city where supporters gather for match days, group viewing events, and FIFA World Cup celebrations.

Where to Watch FIFA Matches in Toronto

1. Real Sports Bar & Grill

Real Sports Bar & Grill is one of Toronto’s biggest sports bars, featuring wall-to-wall screens and a setup designed for major tournaments and match-day crowds. — *Photo via* realsports

Real Sports Bar & Grill is one of the largest sports bars in Toronto, with wall-to-wall screens and a setup built for major tournaments. Its location next to Scotiabank Arena makes it a regular choice for FIFA match days and large viewing events.

For menus, reservations, and updates, visit the Real Sports Bar & Grill website.

Location: 15 York St, Toronto

2. Café Diplomatico

Café Diplomatico in Little Italy is a longtime favourite among soccer fans, with its patio and dining room drawing crowds during major international tournaments. — *Photo via* cafediplomatico

Café Diplomatico has been part of Toronto’s Little Italy neighbourhood for decades and is known for attracting soccer supporters during international tournaments. The patio and indoor dining areas often become gathering spots when major FIFA matches are on.

For menus, hours, and updates, visit the Café Diplomatico website.

Location: 594 College St, Toronto, ON M6G 1B3

3. The Dock Ellis

The Dock Ellis regularly shows international soccer and draws strong World Cup crowds, with fans often arriving early to secure seats for big matches. — *Photo via* thedockellis

The Dock Ellis regularly shows international soccer and has become a popular destination during World Cup tournaments. Fans often gather early to secure seats for high-profile matches.

For event schedules and updates, visit The Dock Ellis website.

Location: 1280 Dundas St W, Toronto

4. Hemingway’s Restaurant & Bar

Hemingway’s Restaurant & Bar in Yorkville shows sports from around the world and is a regular stop for soccer fans, with multiple levels and large screens suited for group match days. — *Photo via* hemingways

Hemingway’s Restaurant & Bar is known for showing sports from around the world and remains a regular stop for soccer supporters in Yorkville. Multiple levels and large screens make it suitable for group outings during FIFA events.

For menus, hours, and updates, visit the Hemingway’s website.

Location: 142 Cumberland St, Toronto

5. The Bishop and Belcher

Dublin Calling combines pub-style dining with large screens and regular sports events, making it a popular spot for watching international soccer in a social setting. — *Photo via* dublincalling

Dublin Calling combines pub-style dining with extensive sports coverage and large viewing screens. Group seating and regular sports events make it a common choice for watching international soccer.

For hours and upcoming events, visit the Dublin Calling website.

Location: 250 Adelaide St W, Toronto

6. Scotland Yard Pub

Scotland Yard Pub is a downtown favourite among soccer fans, known for regularly broadcasting international competitions and offering a convenient meeting spot before and after matches. — *Photo via* scotlandyard

Scotland Yard Pub has built a following among soccer supporters and regularly broadcasts international competitions. Its downtown location makes it convenient for fans meeting before and after matches.

For menus and updates, visit the Scotland Yard Pub website.

Location: 56 The Esplanade, Toronto

7. Brazen Head Irish Pub

Brazen Head Irish Pub is a long-standing spot for televised sports and international soccer, known for its traditional pub atmosphere and loyal match-day crowd. — *Photo via* fabrestaurants

Brazen Head Irish Pub has long been associated with televised sports and international soccer coverage. Fans looking for a traditional pub setting often keep it on their match-day list.

For hours and updates, visit the Brazen Head website.

Location: 165 East Liberty St, Toronto

8. Elephant & Castle

Elephant & Castle serves British pub fare and is a reliable downtown spot for watching soccer matches year-round. — *Photo via* elephantcastle

Elephant & Castle serves British-style pub fare and regularly shows soccer matches throughout the year. Its central downtown location makes it easy for supporters gathering for FIFA games.

For menus and updates, visit the Elephant & Castle website.

Location: 212 King St W, Toronto

9. The Dog & Bear

Dog & Bear is known for showing Premier League and international soccer, and it becomes a busy gathering spot during major FIFA tournaments. — *Photo via* thedogandbear

Dog & Bear is known among soccer fans for showing Premier League and international matches. During FIFA tournaments, supporters often gather here to follow games throughout the day.

For hours and updates, visit the Dog & Bear website.

Location: 1100 Queen St W, Toronto, ON M6J 1H9

10. The Fox and Fiddle

Fox and Fiddle Cityplace is a downtown pub with multiple screens and steady sports coverage, making it a convenient after-work spot for watching matches. — *Photo via* foxandfiddle

Fox and Fiddle Cityplace offers a pub setting with multiple screens and regular sports programming. Its location near the downtown core makes it suitable for after-work match viewing.

For menus and updates, visit the Fox and Fiddle website.

Location: 17 Fort York Blvd, Toronto

11. Queen’s Head Pub

Queen’s Head Pub is a popular spot for watching international soccer, often drawing groups during major tournaments. — *Photo via* queensheadpub

Queen’s Head Pub has become a familiar spot for sports fans looking to watch international competitions. The pub regularly attracts groups during major soccer tournaments.

For hours and updates, visit the Queen’s Head Pub website.

Location: 1214 Queen St W, Toronto

12. RendezViews

RendezViews is an open-air venue that hosts large sports viewings and events, offering fans a social outdoor option for watching FIFA matches. — *Photo via* rendezviews

RendezViews offers an outdoor viewing setup that has hosted sports events and large gatherings. Its open-air environment gives fans another option for watching FIFA matches with friends.

For upcoming events and updates, visit the RendezViews website.

Location: 229 Richmond St W, Toronto

13. Firkin on Yonge

Firkin on Yonge is a long-running pub chain location that regularly shows major sports and attracts soccer fans during international tournaments and finals. — *Photo via* firkinpubs

Firkin on Yonge is part of a long-running pub chain and regularly features major sporting events on its screens. Soccer supporters often stop by during international competitions and tournament finals.

For menus and updates, visit the Firkin on Yonge website.

Location: 207 Yonge St, Toronto

14. Shoeless Joe’s Sports Grill

Shoeless Joe’s Sports Grill offers extensive sports coverage with many screens, making it a convenient downtown spot for FIFA watch parties and group viewing. — *Photo* via shoelessjoes

Shoeless Joe’s Sports Grill is known for extensive sports coverage and multiple television screens. Its downtown location makes it a convenient place for FIFA watch parties and group outings.

For menus and updates, visit the Shoeless Joe’s website.

Location: 118 Fort York Blvd, Toronto

15. St. Louis Bar & Grill

St. Louis Bar & Grill is a casual sports bar with regular game broadcasts, often chosen by fans looking for a laid-back FIFA viewing spot. — *Photo via* stlouiswings

St. Louis Bar & Grill combines casual dining with regular sports broadcasts throughout the year. Fans looking for a relaxed setting during FIFA tournaments often consider it among their options.

For hours and updates, visit the St. Louis Bar & Grill website.

Location: 557 Bloor St W, Toronto

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