Where to watch, all in one place.

Vine Street's garden-room restaurant with a big patio, cocktails, and MadTree beer on tap for matchday. MadTree has committed to watch parties across its locations this tournament, so check Alcove's events page as the schedule firms up.

Already pouring at Premier League hours, so early World Cup kickoffs are nothing new here. Thirty taps inside Summit Park, TVs through the room, and a DORA cup if you want to walk the park between matches.

High Grain's Brentwood taproom on Winton Road, with a pet-friendly patio that suits morning and midday kickoffs before the evening crowd builds. No World Cup specifics published yet.

A family-friendly Loveland brewery with BBQ, duckpin bowling, and a big patio that gives a matchday group something to do between halves. Walk in for a pint and brisket, or book the private space.

The new pickleball bar at Factory 52, open as of June 1 with courts, food, and a full bar. No World Cup plans published yet, so check ahead before a match.

Element Eatery is Oakley's food hall on Medpace Way, with multiple vendors and The Garden Bar. It hosted an earlier tournament watch party, but no remaining knockout schedule is confirmed; check before kickoff.

The sports bar at The Banks on Joe Nuxhall Way, steps from the ballpark and the riverfront. Pair its screens and drafts with the free Viewing Village outdoor screen just outside the door.

A locally owned neighborhood bar and kitchen in Liberty Township off Mason-Montgomery Road. No watch-party program announced yet; walk in for a relaxed match with a full bar.

Braxton's Covington taproom anchors Northern Kentucky matchdays, with rooftop reservations open for private groups. The Braxton family is running a World Cup Village series at Union and Factory 52 from June 11 through July 19, so check all three locations for match programming.

Japanese, Chinese, and Korean food near UC that runs late on weekdays. Not a screens-first bar, but it covers the post-match meal.

The full sports-bar setup on the west side: big screens, full bar, wings. The kitchen runs to midnight on weekdays and 1 am on weekends, so late kickoffs are covered.

The Banks outpost of the wall-of-taps chain, with screens through the dining room and a riverfront location steps from the outdoor village. No watch-party commitment published yet, but it covers any match on the schedule.

Westwood's Town Hall District brewery, the West Side's natural gathering spot on match days. No screenings published yet; a reliable fallback for any kickoff.

Tacos, whiskey, and a loud Vine Street crowd that fills in on big nights in OTR. No World Cup plans published yet, but evening kickoffs fit its late hours; arrive early.

A waterfront German brewery at The Banks with a soccer-friendly setting. Its earlier tournament events have passed, so check the current knockout schedule before planning around this spot.

Higher Gravity's crafthaus runs sound on for every FC Cincinnati match and gives US men's World Cup games the same treatment, with beer and shot specials. A 400-plus bottle selection means you are not stuck with whatever is on draft.

An Oakley Mexican restaurant on Madison Road with a neighborhood crowd and a casual setup. No remaining knockout programming is published, so check directly before planning to watch a match here.

A Mexican restaurant on Walnut Street downtown with a full bar and central location. No remaining knockout programming is published, so check directly before planning to watch a match here.

A Newport brewery on York Street with TVs, an easy default for Northern Kentucky fans. No World Cup plans published yet; call before a big match.

A Newport riverfront beer hall with the footprint to absorb a serious match crowd, liter steins included. No World Cup plans published yet, but it is a logical overflow when downtown fills up.

A long-running Scottish gastropub on Walnut Street, a block from Fountain Square, with a soccer-pub reputation that fills early on match mornings. No World Cup programming published yet; arrive early on big days regardless.

A Banks bar on Freedom Way inside the district hosting the Viewing Village and its giant outdoor screen. No standalone watch plans published yet, but it sits in the middle of the matchday action.

A Blue Ash neighborhood brewery with TVs, a low-key option for early and midday kickoffs away from downtown crowds. No match commitments published yet; check their calendar closer to kickoff.

A Mt. Lookout neighborhood pub on Erie Ave with a real soccer reputation and a loyal East Side following. No World Cup plans published yet, but match-day crowds tend to find it anyway.

A bar at The Banks on East 2nd Street, inside the district hosting the World Cup Viewing Village and its giant outdoor screen. No venue-specific watch plans published yet; the block itself will be the draw.

A small-batch OTR distillery on Branch Street with a tasting-room feel rather than a screens-everywhere setup. No World Cup plans published; scout it in person before making it your match plan.

A Mexican restaurant on Loveland Madeira Road that naturally draws an East Side crowd when El Tri plays. No watch-party setup published yet; walk in for regular match viewing.

A Main Street OTR staple with grassroots soccer energy and match-day regulars. No World Cup commitments published yet; check their socials before kickoff.

An Asian street-food spot on Vine Street in OTR's bar corridor. Not a confirmed watch venue; treat it as the meal next to your match plan.

An E 12th Street soccer pub in the neighborhood that anchors Cincinnati's supporter culture. No World Cup programming published yet, but early kickoffs here are a safe walk-in bet.

A Fairfield taqueria with a full-service restaurant and bar. No remaining knockout programming is published, so call ahead before planning to watch a match here.

A live-music bar at The Banks, a short walk from the riverfront screens. No viewing details published; worth a walk-in if the district is packed.

A Northside brewery on Blue Rock Street with a strong neighborhood following, a low-key pick for late kickoffs. No World Cup programming published yet.

Anderson Township brewery on Beechmont with a big taproom, self-pour tap wall, kitchen, and screens. Built for groups.

Longtime Sharonville sports cafe with American comfort food, beer on tap, and screens throughout the room. A north-suburbs standby for game day.

Award-winning small brewery in College Hill with a taproom pouring its own beer. A neighborhood room rather than a TV wall, so check the setup for your match.

Brewery in the historic Peters Cartridge factory on the Little Miami, with a full taproom, kitchen, and space for groups.

Casual pub on Yankee Road with bar food, daily happy hour, and sports on TV. A Liberty Township local rather than a chain box.

Walnut Hills brewery in the historic Paramount Building with a polished taproom and house beer on Peebles Corner.

Nano brewery in Mt. Healthy with a taproom and beer garden. Small and neighborly, so confirm screen plans before a big match.

Findlay Market hosted an FC Cincinnati World Cup watch party earlier in the tournament. No remaining knockout schedule is confirmed, so check the current market calendar before planning a matchday visit.

High-energy Monroe bar with pub food, pool tables, live music, and TVs. One of the few late-night rooms between West Chester and Middletown.

HighGrain's Silverton taproom and kitchen on Plainfield Road, with house beer, elevated pub food, and patio seating.

Kenwood wine bar and taproom on Montgomery Road that doubles as a neighborhood sports spot, with craft beer, wine, and screens.

West side sports bar on Glenway with 20 craft taps, happy hour, and big screens. A Westwood local for game day.

Anderson-area bar and grill on Kellogg Avenue with hearty American fare, sports on TV, and live music nights.

Riverside brewery in Old Milford with a taproom and deck overlooking the Little Miami, wood-fired pizza, and TVs inside.

Sports grill on North Bend Road in Hebron with a full bar, wings, and TVs around the room. A Northern Kentucky option west of the river towns.

Newport's classic neighborhood blues tavern on Washington Avenue, a short hop from the riverfront bars with a lot more character.

Brewery and distillery on East Kemper with a large taproom, house spirits, and TVs. An easy north-suburbs meetup point off I-275.

Modern American brewpub in the historic former Taft's Ale House space on Race Street in Over-the-Rhine.

Brewery in downtown Loveland near the bike trail with a taproom pouring its own lineup. Check screen plans for your match.

The Milford outpost of Cincinnati's Nation Kitchen & Bar, with burgers, craft beer, and TVs in Old Milford near the Little Miami.

Pleasant Ridge brewery with upscale pub fare and a rotating tap list, in the walkable stretch of Montgomery Road.

Indoor golf bar at Oakley Station with simulator bays, a full bar, and screens. One of the bigger east-side rooms for a group on game day.

Bar on Hamilton's Riverfront Plaza in the middle of the city's revived downtown, with beer, cocktails, and screens.

Irish pub at The Banks on Freedom Way, steps from the stadiums and the riverfront. A natural pre-match and watch spot downtown.

The Maineville location of local mini-chain Shooters, with the same sports-first setup: wings, screens, and room for families.

Family-friendly Loveland sports grill with a broad American menu, patio, and games on every screen.

Wyoming gastropub on Springfield Pike with craft beer, updated American classics, and an artsy industrial room.

The Pickle Lodge's West Chester location: indoor pickleball courts plus a full sports bar with screens, taps, and room for groups.

Newer sports bar on Montgomery Road built around watching games, with screens through the room and a full bar.

Downtown bar on Race Street a short walk from Fountain Square, with cocktails, beer, and sports on the screens.

West Chester outpost of employee-owned Voodoo Brewing, with a full taproom and pub menu on Water Front Drive at The Square.