FIFA World Cup 2026 · June 11 to July 19
Every Match. Every Day.
A room in the East Village, set up for the tournament.
We like soccer. For most people the World Cup happens at a bar. If you're not drinking, here's one that still wants you in the room.
104Matches
◆39Days
◆48Nations
How It Works
How it goes.
The room is open. The games are on. A couple of TVs are going up at the bar to go with the projector in the back. Drink specials run during every match.
Private Buyouts
Throw a watch party.
We'll rent the whole space, BYOB welcome. The best setup for twenty of your closest friends to back your team in a private viewing.
Inquire About a BuyoutSmaller group? We can reserve just the projector area in the back, rest of the room stays open. Reach out for details.
48 Nations · One Room
Argentina ◆ Brazil ◆ Mexico ◆ USA ◆ France ◆ Germany ◆ Spain ◆ Portugal ◆ England ◆ Netherlands ◆ Italy ◆ Croatia ◆ Belgium ◆ Uruguay ◆ Colombia ◆ Senegal ◆ Morocco ◆ Japan ◆ Korea ◆ Australia ◆ Canada ◆ Iran ◆ Ecuador ◆ Switzerland ◆ Denmark ◆ Norway ◆ Ghana ◆ Egypt ◆ Saudi Arabia ◆ Scotland ◆
What's On
The Tournament.
Matchdays and kickoff times. All times in New York.
Matchday 1 fixtures confirmed. Matchday 2 and Matchday 3 publish closer to kickoff.
Group composition as drawn. Standings update after every matchday during the tournament.
The Room
Built like a bar. Run alcohol-free.
The Details
Frequently Asked.
Is there a cover charge or minimum spend to watch the World Cup?
No cover, no minimum to walk in. If you want to reserve the projector area in the back room for a large group, a minimum spend applies. Reach out for details.
Can I bring kids to watch the World Cup at No More Cafe?
Yes. All ages welcome at all times. Running alcohol-free means family and friends across generations can watch the same match in the same room without anyone feeling out of place.
What food and drinks do you serve during the matches?
The same menu we run year-round, with happy hour specials during every match.
Where is No More Cafe located in NYC?
352 East 13th Street, between First and Second Avenue, in the East Village. The L at First Avenue and the 6 at Astor Place are both about a five-minute walk.