Forget German frankfurters, Dog Haus is as American as it gets. To seal the deal for their World Cup viewing parties, they’re even offering their take on a breakfast burrito, which comes loaded with sausage, tater tots, three different cheeses and three fried eggs wrapped in a tortilla. For a truly American finish, maple-sriracha sauce comes on the side.

What’s more American than a Koreatown bar serving American craft beer and duck fat French fries? Beer Belly opens their doors early for the game, and will be giving away coffee and doughnuts to anyone who can make it.

Highland Park’s favorite drink spot The Greyhound opens their doors at 8:30am for the US vs. Germany game, with beer specials, deals on wings and selected other down-home fare.

If you’d rather watch in style, comfort and seclusion, you and your friends could always rent a cabana at the Altitude Pool Deck. Cabanas for up to ten do come with a food and drink minimum, but they’ve got pool access and private televisions for smaller viewing parties.

Not quite the open-topped beer garden that many people think of for German food, Wirtshaus is just as committed to their platters of sausage and steins of beer. With six TVs and a 120” projector, giveaways and food specials, it’s also a great place to catch Deutschland vs. USA.

It’s business as usual at Alpine Village in Torrance, which is airing every World Cup game, not just US vs. Germany. Expect the usual run of sausage, German beer and lots and lots of TVs.

The Hollywood beer garden outpost of popular German export Berlin Currywurst will be televising the game for any Deutschland fans looking to drink well and dine on the nation’s favorite quick-service sausage snack.

“Work” from home at Brü Haus on Wilshire in Brentwood, which has free WiFi and opens early for the match. Better still, for $1 you can get a fried egg on any entree you want. And if you stick around late enough, happy hour arrives at 4pm.