USA vs. Belgium kicks off at 3 p.m. today, and face it — productivity will likely be at an all-time low today. There's a massive watch party going on at AT&T Plaza in Victory Park — as well as one at AT&T Stadium in Arlington — but if that size crowd seems a little daunting, hide out in one of these 14 bars instead. The game will be on and the beer will be flowing; now all you have to do is make up an excuse for your boss.
Plenty of TVs and some of the best damn chicken wings in town. Today they're offering a free pitcher of beer with every XL wing order during the match. GOOOOOAL!
This Quadrangle spot is likely to be packed with an Uptown crowd ditching work, so get there early to grab a table (and start drinking beer, of course). Happy hour starts at 2 p.m. with $1 off drafts, $2.50 wells and $3 select calls.
Christie's remains a bright spot for watching sports on McKinney Avenue: Lots of big-screen TVs, good happy hour specials, a huge menu of decent bar food, pool tables and a pet-friendly patio from which you can catch the game, plus Jagermeister and Fireball whiskey on tap for post-goal shots. Woo.
The beer nerds at this cozy Uptown spot know cheering makes people thirsty, so they're offering $2 drafts of Peticolas' Thrilla in Brazilla from 2-5 p.m. or until the keg runs dry.
Deep Ellum Brewing Co. will be present at the newest Ginger Man outpost during today's match giving away shirts, hats, pint glasses and tour certificates.
Katy Trail Ice House will have the game on with sound inside and outside starting at 2:50, so grab a cold one and stake your claim on one of the picnic tables.
This highly underrated sports bar at the Omni has an insane amount of TVs covering nearly every surface, so you won't miss a single play. (Good service and decent bar food, including huge onion rings, too.)
Trinity Hall takes its soccer quite seriously all year round, but particularly during the World Cup. (If you're a vegan, this is probably one of the best places in town to drink due to their expansive bar food menu that includes vegan cheese fries, spicy fried cauliflower, buffalo "chicken" and more.)
Plenty of TVs and some of the best damn chicken wings in town. Today they're offering a free pitcher of beer with every XL wing order during the match. GOOOOOAL!
This Quadrangle spot is likely to be packed with an Uptown crowd ditching work, so get there early to grab a table (and start drinking beer, of course). Happy hour starts at 2 p.m. with $1 off drafts, $2.50 wells and $3 select calls.
Christie's remains a bright spot for watching sports on McKinney Avenue: Lots of big-screen TVs, good happy hour specials, a huge menu of decent bar food, pool tables and a pet-friendly patio from which you can catch the game, plus Jagermeister and Fireball whiskey on tap for post-goal shots. Woo.
The beer nerds at this cozy Uptown spot know cheering makes people thirsty, so they're offering $2 drafts of Peticolas' Thrilla in Brazilla from 2-5 p.m. or until the keg runs dry.
Deep Ellum Brewing Co. will be present at the newest Ginger Man outpost during today's match giving away shirts, hats, pint glasses and tour certificates.
Katy Trail Ice House will have the game on with sound inside and outside starting at 2:50, so grab a cold one and stake your claim on one of the picnic tables.
This highly underrated sports bar at the Omni has an insane amount of TVs covering nearly every surface, so you won't miss a single play. (Good service and decent bar food, including huge onion rings, too.)
Trinity Hall takes its soccer quite seriously all year round, but particularly during the World Cup. (If you're a vegan, this is probably one of the best places in town to drink due to their expansive bar food menu that includes vegan cheese fries, spicy fried cauliflower, buffalo "chicken" and more.)