Looking to catch all the action from the USA a little closer to home? There are plenty of options for where to watch the World Cup 2026 in Nottingham, so grab all your pals and prepare to eat or drink your way through the tournament, as well as bringing plenty of cheers. From traditional boozers, to lively ping pong spots and cool bars, there's a place to suit every taste when football season rolls around.
Last edited by Scarlett Welch
If you're on the hunt for fabulous places to catch all the World Cup action, head to Grosvenor Casino, where you'll find HD screens, alongside scrumptious scran and freshly pulled pints. Think juicy burgers, steaks and plenty more.
If you're in need of pubs showing the FIFA World Cup 2026 in Nottingham, then Three Crowns is a sure-fire bet. Aside from the collection of HD screens around the venue making sure you don't miss a moment, there's affordable drinks and bottomless pizza brunches to accompany.
Whether you're looking to catch the latest footie action or fancy watching golf, The Blind Rabbit is a fab venue. The New York-inspired bar also supplies plenty of pints, HD screens and comfort eats to help you get through the game - think burgers and loaded fries.
With HD screens and the kookiest cocktails, The Beeston Social is a supreme spot to watch the World Cup. And when you're not rooting for your favourite team, you can get stuck into fun arcade machines and classic board games.
With cool neon interiors, ping pong tables and daily-changing drinks deals, there's no better spot to catch see World Cup fixtures. Always the life and soul of the party, Das Kino will make sure you refuel with one of their awesome pizzas and plenty of tasty cocktails.
With over 50 craft beers to try, Brewhouse & Kitchen is one of our top picks of bars showing the World Cup in Nottingham. This brewery and restaurant near Trent Bridge is often fronting match day deals and discounts, while you can also hire out their private room as a more personal screening for your group.
Offering traditional charm in comfortable surroundings, this fun little boozer with big screens is perfect for making sure you don't miss a moment of the action. Nab yourself a spot before kick off and cheer on your team's colours, all while you tuck into some of their gastro grub.
If you're wondering where to watch the World Cup in Nottingham, The Willow Tree's HD screens have you covered. Better yet, there's a gorgeous beer garden for taking a break at half-time, and pool tables or dartboards to get stuck into.
Sitting a stone's throw from the city centre on Victoria Street, Faradays is a great choice for the footie. From the HD TVs dotted around their sleek space to the affordable menu brimming with brekkie bites, burgers and real ale, it's delivering the goods.
Ideally located for fans visiting Nottingham's football ground, Embankment is sure to come alive with Forest fans and others alike backing England. Better yet, loaded fries, burgers, hot dogs and more make up their menu, so you're sure to be well fed throughout the FIFA World Cup.
You won't have any worries about having a bad view at Box, thanks to a whopping 35 HD screens dotted around the venue. These guys will be showing every second of the action, with shuffleboard and darts available for some half time fun, alongside an American-inspired menu featuring jalapeno-topped hotdogs, spicy chicken burgers and 16-inch pizzas.
BrewDog might not show everything in the sporting calendar, but they sure know how to kick it up a notch when the biggest tournaments come around. Known for their bustling and atmospheric fan zones fronting huge kegs of craft beer, this Nottingham haunt is a great shout for the footie.
If you're on the hunt for a good sports pub to catch the latest match, check out O'Neills. Enjoy munching on scrumptious burgers and sipping on beer all while watching every last second of the game whether it be football or golf.
Nottingham sports bars for watching the 2026 World Cup don't get much better than HUDDL. Not only does this cool spot have unique booths with their own TVs for the ultimate viewing, but also interactive darts to try once your game is over.
As the hosts of an England fan park for the Euros, Rescue Rooms' Qatar World Cup announcement is eagerly awaited by many. Trade your dancing shoes for catching fixtures on big screens, as this nightclub often fronts happy hour drinks prices and plenty of grub to boot.
One of the city's best traditional boozers, Larwood & Voce - with its great beer selection, stripped-back interiors and modern British dining menu - is easily one of the top spots for the next football World Cup. So grab a proper pint and settle in for a great atmosphere.
