Food Network Chef Restaurants Where You Can Watch the World Cup Finals

It’s been 32 years since the World Cup was played in an American city, and the tournament’s 2026 return to North America is one for the ages as soccer teams from around the globe battle to take home the $50 million in championship prize money.

The World Cup is a 104-match tournament that kicked off in Mexico on June 11 with daily kickoffs in major North American cities like Vancouver, Seattle, Monterrey, Houston, Miami, Atlanta and Los Angeles. The final game is slated for July 19 at New York New Jersey Stadium.

With teams from around the world competing for the title, global cuisine is front and center as restaurants owned by Food Network chefs welcome World Cup fans to their tables.

Atlanta

Marcus Samuelsson: Marcus Bar & Grille

In Atlanta, Food Network judge and competitor Marcus Samuelsson is celebrating the World Cup at his restaurant Marcus Bar & Grille via daily watch parties with a curated menu.

The restaurant, located on Edgewood Avenue, just east of Downtown Atlanta, has multiple televisions and plenty of seating for soccer fans.

“Catch every match on our patio garden with large-screen TVs, at the bar, or throughout the restaurant while enjoying game-day food and drink specials inspired by the countries competing on the pitch,” the website says.

Andrew Zimmern: The Works

Across town, The Works in Atlanta’s Upper Westside is host to “Jersey Friday” every Friday night in June and July. The Works really does have it all — shopping, dining, outdoor hangout space and more.

Chef Andrew Zimmern, along with Robert Montwaid, is the curator for the 31 dining options at the Chattahoochee Food Works located within The Works. Visitors can eat their way around the world as they enjoy the community watch parties for the World Cup games.

Scott Conant: The Americano

Chopped judge Scott Conant is turning his Buckhead restaurant, The Americano, into a sports bar for each of the World Cup matches.

Boston

Tiffani Faison: High Street Food Hall Restaurants

In Boston, Food Network’s Tiffani Faison has three restaurants — Bubble Bath, Dive Bar and Tenderoni Pizza — serving fans from around the world at High Street Place Food Hall.

The food hall boasts Boston’s largest LED screen for fans to catch the matches indoors. Until the World Cup is over, High Street Place is Boston’s House of Soccer.

Dallas/Fort-Worth

Tiffany Derry: The Landing

Tiffany Derry, chef and founding Titan from Bobby’s Triple Threat, was named FIFA’s World Cup Hospitality Captain for North Texas, and her new restaurant, The Landing, is hosting watch parties in Grand Prairie.

The Landing is a gastropub, sports bar and social lounge that opened in April 2026.

Guy Fieri: Chicken Guy!

With 19 locations and counting, Chicken Guy! is Guy Fieri's official fried chicken joint, serving up buttermilk-brined fried chicken sandwiches and tenders, plus fries (of course) and milkshakes. Transport yourself to Flavortown with a variety of sauces inspired by the Boss of Sauce's travels. The Dallas location is going all out with watch parties during the World Cup.

Los Angeles

Antonia Lofaso: DAMA, Black Market Liquor Bar, Scopa Italian Roots

Chef Antonia Lofaso is the culinary mind behind DAMA, a bar and restaurant that “celebrates bold flavors, refined craftsmanship, and soulful hospitality.” Named one of the World Cup’s official restaurants, Dama is one of the many options inside City Market South in LA’s Fashion District.

Her other restaurants, Black Market Liquor Bar in Studio City and Scopa Italian Roots in Venice, are also official World Cup restaurants.

New York City

Esther Choi: Mŏkbar

Korean American chef Esther Choi has appeared on Bobby’s Triple Threat, Beat Bobby Flay, and Chopped and she’s the owner of Mŏkbar, with three locations in New York City. For the World Cup, she is offering a complimentary beverage with every ramen or bowl order at her Chelsea location.

Marcus Samuelsson: Red Rooster

Atlanta isn’t the only Marcus Samuelsson restaurant having a good time. Stop by Red Rooster in Harlem for special prix fixe meal deals and catch a World Cup game.

Las Vegas

Though Vegas isn't hosting any matches, it's no surprise that Sin City has welcomed our international guests with open arms, with a flurry of seemingly never-ending watch parties, gambling and restaurant deals.

Guy Fieri: Guy's Flavortown Sports Kitchen

Take your own trip to Flavortown at Guy Fieri’s Flavortown Sports Kitchen at Horseshoe Las Vegas, which is one of dozens of restaurants participating in Soccer on the Strip.

Bobby Flay: Amalfi

Dine on Bobby Flay's Mediterranean cuisine at Amalfi inside Caesars Palace and then head across the concourse to Caesars Race & Sportsbook to place a bet on World Cup games.