It's set to be another round of football-style rollicking as this epic tournament arrives to please free-kick hungry patrons and penalty purveyors. From HD screens with live-action endeavours to chilled boozers with flavour-packed eats, be sure to check out our recommendations for where to watch the World Cup in Brighton.
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Located in a stunning Grade II listed building, The Fitz Regent is a great pub to catch all the gaming action on their screens. Grab your pals and enjoy all the World Cup moments in their laidback space. Feeling hungry? They have a pretty epic menu for that.
It's not just about catching the action with a pint in hand - you should be able to have a slap-up dinner in cosy settings. That's where The Lion and Lobster comes in: perfect for a mouthwatering meal, while fans never miss a goal.
Searching for that perfect Brighton World Cup big screen? Font is a converted church-come-football faring palace boasting rock bottom pub grub and a selection of bevvies. You can expect HD screens and a booming environment for all the very best in live coverage.
Catch the kick about at Fiddler's Elbow - they're pulling out all of the stops for footie fans' pleasure. Watch every moment of drama across supersized plasma screens, with a whole host of food and drinks deals. It's no wonder why it's one of the Brighton bars showing the World Cup.
With HD TVs dotted around the place, pool tables to keep you entertained and a range of drink deals, Walkabout is a great haunt for all your football needs. You might also be able to join in on their quiz night or watch some live music, if you're looking for some after footie antics.
Looking for one the best places to watch the World cup in Brighton? Pier Nine has got you covered. This much-loved sports bar will be screening the football on their HD screens, while offering some fabulous post-game entertainment and grub.
Be sure to check out Ancient Mariner on Rutland Road for some World Cup viewing antics. Enjoy watching the games on their screens while tucking into some mouthwatering pub grub, alongside fabulous craft beers and cocktails. Need we say more?
If you're wondering where to watch the World Cup in Brighton, head over to The Mesmerist and catch all of the sporting glory. They're showing all of the matches in the private dining room, and there's also the option to hire out the Alchemist Room for private viewings throughout the season.
A snazzy, multi-level pub over on Ship Street, The Walrus is a fabulous spot to enjoy the World Cup matches. You certainly won't be missing a single penalty or red card decision here, thanks to the numerous TVs showing all the fixtures, as well as the top-notch food and drinks.
Although New Unity is pretty popular for their live music, happy hours and comedy events, they also know how to host the World Cup. Located on London Road, this cool haunt has plenty of HD screens to catch the action, alongside a crackin' food and drinks menu to match.
Seafront bar Patterns is throwing open its doors for all the World Cup games, offering up a friendly, party-gear space for munching £5 pizzas and sipping beer while you watch. Better yet, Saturdays mean bottomless brunches too and there's a roster of music or DJs to celebrate after the day's games.
Located on Preston Drove, Park View is a fantastic eatery to enjoy the sporting antics with a side of class. Head along to this gorgeous Brighton spot for good vibes, fabulous food and a top-notch space to catch the exciting action.
The fellas over at North Laine Pub and Brewery are gearing up their big screen to show all of the live action from Qatar. Expect a plethora of pints, pub chow and an electric atmosphere throughout the footie season.
The Black Lion is a top spot to watch all the gaming antics in the town. Not only will they set up multiple screens to catch every second of the footie, but they will also be serving some of their signature tasty grub to keep fans satisfied.
Experience every moment of glory on a variety of widescreens inside, or in the outdoor patio area. If that isn't enough to get footie lovers excited, fans can reserve their spot in advance or go all out and order some tasty burgers while watching the match.
