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USA vs Netherlands, 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup.
USA vs Netherlands, 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup.
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Where to Watch the 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup in Los Angeles

The ninth edition of the FIFA Women’s World Cup returns in Australia and New Zealand

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USA vs Netherlands, 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup.
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It’s the ninth-ever FIFA Women’s World Cup, and restaurants and bars throughout the Southland are hosting watch parties and televising live games as fans root for their favorite countries, including the back-to-back World Cup champions the U.S. Women’s National team, which still hasn’t lost a match since 2011.

Matches are held in Australia and New Zealand, so when it comes to viewing, Los Angeles fans will find that some games happen in the afternoon Pacific Time, while others don’t start until midnight. But bars and restaurants are still hosting watch parties at all hours, including several organized by LA’s own Angel City. Before heading to a game, always confirm via website, Instagram page, or even a quick phone call to be sure these spots will be airing the match that day. Here now is a handy guide to where to watch the 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup in Los Angeles.

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The Greyhound Bar & Grill

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Though a dedicated Dodgers bar, Highland Park’s Greyhound will stay open Monday evening until Tuesday morning August 1 to catch the Portugal versus USA match. For future games, always check the bar’s website for the schedule, and be sure to order some of the best wings in town.

The Greyhound in Highland Park exterior from the street.
The Greyhound in Highland Park.
The Greyhound

Ye Rustic Inn

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Always open until 2 a.m., Ye Rustic Inn will show World Cup matches with a side of moody bartenders who serve incredible wings.

Ye Rustic Inn Photo by Jim Steinfeldt/Michael Ochs Archives/Getty Images

Jay's Bar

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Situated on the western edge of Silver Lake is Jay’s Bar, where World Cup watchers can order cucumber salad, shishito peppers, kaarage-style chicken, gyoza, and hearty ramen. In addition to twists on classic cocktails, Jay’s Bar also has a solid whiskey selection.

Connie and Ted's

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Seafood joint Connie and Ted’s will be showing matches while it is open, and while there are no late-night matches here, there are plenty of lobster rolls, craft cocktails, and ice cream.

Inside Connie & Ted’s, West Hollywood
Connie & Ted’s, West Hollywood
Elizabeth Daniels

33 Taps Silver Lake

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Silver Lake staple 33 Taps is showing even late-night World Cup matches, and updates can be found on the bar’s Instagram page. Along with an abundance of craft beer, viewers can enjoy pub favorites like burgers, wings, and nachos.

The Ruby Fruit

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The Ruby Fruit is showing games that occur during regular business hours, and the room can fill up quickly with enthusiastic fans. There are plenty of seasonal stunners on this lesbian wine bar’s rotating menu, including summer squash, corn on the cob, and more.

Pijja Palace

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Indian sports bar Pijja Palace will be showing World Cup matches on its screens, and of course, there will be plenty of dosa onion rings, green chutney pizzas, and craft cocktails available to order.

Bar patrons sit watching TV at Pijja Palace.
Bar patrons sit watching games at Pijja Palace.
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BiergartenLA

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Koreatown’s popular German-Korean craft beer pub is showing World Cup matches, but call ahead to know which ones it’ll open up for, and be sure to order some of the stellar grilled sausages or burgers to go with the game.

Mo's House Of Axe Restaurant, Bar, and Axe throwing

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Mo’s House of Axe is really doing it up for the Word Cup. Guests in the designated match viewing area will be able to enjoy $6 happy hour drink specials while watching athletes on large screens in the upstairs section of the restaurant. Plus, for matches where the U.S. team wins, guests will receive a voucher for a free drink that can be redeemed at a later visit. The restaurant and bar may even show some games outside of normal opening hours; check Instagram for updates.

Hammer Museum

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The Hammer Museum is showing World Cup matches, and food and drinks are available for sale. Future games will be announced via the museum’s Instagram and website.

Truly LA

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Next door to Angel City Brewing, Truly LA will be playing several matches, including some that run late (though the bar will still close at 2 a.m.). There are boozy and booze-free seltzers available on tap, in cans, and in cocktails. Plus, there are bar bites including honey-orange chicken wings, elote, tacos, noodles, and more.

Brooklyn Ave Pizza Co.

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Boyle Heights pizza joint Brooklyn Ave. Pizza Co. will be showing matches during open hours and serving up mole pizza, Flamin’ Hot Cheeto wings, and plenty of drinks.

For fantastic pizza on an iconic street corner in Boyle Heights: Brooklyn Ave Pizza Co.
Brooklyn Ave Pizza Co.
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Tom's Watch Bar - Los Angeles

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Angel City Football Club is hosting several watch parties throughout the World Cup, including one at Tom’s Watch Bar. Here, diners can expect pub fare and drinks, including nachos, wings, tacos, burgers, and more.

Flights Sports Bar

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Flights in Hawthorne will be showing matches that occur during regular opening hours and serving up crowd-pleasing bar food like nachos, wings, and sliders.

Legends Restaurant & Sports Bar

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Angel City Football Club is hosting several watch parties throughout the World Cup, including one at Legends that goes late into the night. The pub fare here includes fish and chips, macaroni and cheese, loaded potato skins, and more.

A+O Restaurant | Bar

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Located within Balboa Bay Resort, A+O (which stands for Anchors + Oceans) shows World Cup matches on large TVs both indoors and on an outdoor patio, where fans can enjoy fire pits and views of the Newport Beach Harbor. Along with the game, there are cocktails plus seafood dishes like clam chowder, tuna ceviche, and beer-battered fish tacos.

The Greyhound Bar & Grill

Though a dedicated Dodgers bar, Highland Park’s Greyhound will stay open Monday evening until Tuesday morning August 1 to catch the Portugal versus USA match. For future games, always check the bar’s website for the schedule, and be sure to order some of the best wings in town.

The Greyhound in Highland Park exterior from the street.
The Greyhound in Highland Park.
The Greyhound

Ye Rustic Inn

Always open until 2 a.m., Ye Rustic Inn will show World Cup matches with a side of moody bartenders who serve incredible wings.

Ye Rustic Inn Photo by Jim Steinfeldt/Michael Ochs Archives/Getty Images

Jay's Bar

Situated on the western edge of Silver Lake is Jay’s Bar, where World Cup watchers can order cucumber salad, shishito peppers, kaarage-style chicken, gyoza, and hearty ramen. In addition to twists on classic cocktails, Jay’s Bar also has a solid whiskey selection.

Connie and Ted's

Seafood joint Connie and Ted’s will be showing matches while it is open, and while there are no late-night matches here, there are plenty of lobster rolls, craft cocktails, and ice cream.

Inside Connie & Ted’s, West Hollywood
Connie & Ted’s, West Hollywood
Elizabeth Daniels

33 Taps Silver Lake

Silver Lake staple 33 Taps is showing even late-night World Cup matches, and updates can be found on the bar’s Instagram page. Along with an abundance of craft beer, viewers can enjoy pub favorites like burgers, wings, and nachos.

The Ruby Fruit

The Ruby Fruit is showing games that occur during regular business hours, and the room can fill up quickly with enthusiastic fans. There are plenty of seasonal stunners on this lesbian wine bar’s rotating menu, including summer squash, corn on the cob, and more.

Pijja Palace

Indian sports bar Pijja Palace will be showing World Cup matches on its screens, and of course, there will be plenty of dosa onion rings, green chutney pizzas, and craft cocktails available to order.

Bar patrons sit watching TV at Pijja Palace.
Bar patrons sit watching games at Pijja Palace.
Wonho Frank Lee

BiergartenLA

Koreatown’s popular German-Korean craft beer pub is showing World Cup matches, but call ahead to know which ones it’ll open up for, and be sure to order some of the stellar grilled sausages or burgers to go with the game.

Mo's House Of Axe Restaurant, Bar, and Axe throwing

Mo’s House of Axe is really doing it up for the Word Cup. Guests in the designated match viewing area will be able to enjoy $6 happy hour drink specials while watching athletes on large screens in the upstairs section of the restaurant. Plus, for matches where the U.S. team wins, guests will receive a voucher for a free drink that can be redeemed at a later visit. The restaurant and bar may even show some games outside of normal opening hours; check Instagram for updates.

Hammer Museum

The Hammer Museum is showing World Cup matches, and food and drinks are available for sale. Future games will be announced via the museum’s Instagram and website.

Truly LA

Next door to Angel City Brewing, Truly LA will be playing several matches, including some that run late (though the bar will still close at 2 a.m.). There are boozy and booze-free seltzers available on tap, in cans, and in cocktails. Plus, there are bar bites including honey-orange chicken wings, elote, tacos, noodles, and more.

Brooklyn Ave Pizza Co.

Boyle Heights pizza joint Brooklyn Ave. Pizza Co. will be showing matches during open hours and serving up mole pizza, Flamin’ Hot Cheeto wings, and plenty of drinks.

For fantastic pizza on an iconic street corner in Boyle Heights: Brooklyn Ave Pizza Co.
Brooklyn Ave Pizza Co.
Matthew Kang

Tom's Watch Bar - Los Angeles

Angel City Football Club is hosting several watch parties throughout the World Cup, including one at Tom’s Watch Bar. Here, diners can expect pub fare and drinks, including nachos, wings, tacos, burgers, and more.

Flights Sports Bar

Flights in Hawthorne will be showing matches that occur during regular opening hours and serving up crowd-pleasing bar food like nachos, wings, and sliders.

Legends Restaurant & Sports Bar

Angel City Football Club is hosting several watch parties throughout the World Cup, including one at Legends that goes late into the night. The pub fare here includes fish and chips, macaroni and cheese, loaded potato skins, and more.

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A+O Restaurant | Bar

Located within Balboa Bay Resort, A+O (which stands for Anchors + Oceans) shows World Cup matches on large TVs both indoors and on an outdoor patio, where fans can enjoy fire pits and views of the Newport Beach Harbor. Along with the game, there are cocktails plus seafood dishes like clam chowder, tuna ceviche, and beer-battered fish tacos.

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