Where To Watch The World Cup 2026 In Glasgow

• Why we recommend: if it's a buzzing vibe that you're after then it doesn't get better than Delmonica's, one of Glasgow's most electric bars. You can watch Scotland, England and more for free, with the sound on, across their big screens
• Location: 68 Virginia Street, Merchant City, G1 1TX
• Showing: Scotland games and other big fixtures

If you're searching for somewhere a little more unique to watch the games, then check out beloved gay bar Delmonica's. A hub of the community since 1991, this lively destination will be showing all the most important action from Scotland, England and other big players.

Booking is highly advised for Scotland games as it's bound to heat up, and the sound will be on too. Entry is free, and you can enjoy a wide range of pizzas and drinks while you're inside.

• Why we recommend: a charming Irish pub that's full of character, Waxy O'Connor's promises a buzzing energy throughout the evening - as well as plenty of Guinness
• Location: 44 West George Street, G2 1DH
• Showing: almost all games, depending on times

Waxy O'Connor's is sure to be our football HQ for the duration of the season. Possessing a real love of sport, this Merchant City pub knows how to do big tournaments in style: several big screens across two floors mean you'll never miss a goal and, with its epic Irish pub banter, everyone will be staying long after the match.

Grab a Guinness or two for the game, which you can pair with hearty plates like cider-battered fish and chips, classic or vegan spice bags and even Guinness mac 'n' cheese.

• Why we recommend: with thousands of fellow fans and all the sound of the stadium, this is as close as you'll get to being at the match
• Location: 100 Eastvale Place, West End, G3 8QG
• Showing: Scotland games

SWG3 Galvanizers is transforming into the ultimate Scotland fan when the World Cup arrives. You can expect a stadium-like atmosphere, with thousands of fans gathering to watch the games on huge screens.

To make it extra special, Scottish legends and VIPs are set to make an appearance. Spots are selling out fast, so buy a ticket soon to avoid disappointment.

• Why we recommend: with a buzzing vibe that you can count on, Granary is loved by locals for its matchday experiences. You'll find lots of different screens inside, including some pretty large ones, and their menu is very affordable too
• Location: 10 Kilmarnock Road, G41 3NH
• Showing: all games

A go-to boozer in Southside, Granary is going to be popular among die-hard and fair-weather fans alike this World Cup season. There are several different screens here, dotted around the lively bar.

Even better, this joint is known for its affordable yet delicious fare, so enjoy a load of drinking and dining here too. Think chorizo and halloumi skewers, scampi and chips or loaded nachos.

• Why we recommend: this place is about more than just the football, with plenty of additional entertainment thrown in. Think themed menus and live music, before settling down to watch Scotland play on their giant screens
• Location: 18 John Street, Merchant City, G1 1JQ
• Showing: Scotland and England games

A hidden gem in Merchant City, Committee Room No.9 is a welcoming pub that's showing all the most important games this World Cup. They're screening every match that England and Scotland are in, as well as the final, with both bookings and walk-ins available.

Expect huge screens and ice-cold pints, alongside live music and entertainment. They're also cooking up themed food menus for the occasion, and there might even be some special matchday events.

• Why we recommend: a pub where the atmosphere is always electric, O'Neill's promises music, sport and great food all under one roof. As a sports-focused venue, you can count on them to have loads of screens, as well as regular DJ sets to get the party started
• Location: 71-73 Albion Street, G1 1NY
• Showing: all games

If you're after pubs to watch the World Cup 2026 in Glasgow, O'Neill's Merchant Square and Grand Central are great shouts. Head to either of these spots to be treated to big screens showing all the biggest matches, as well as regular live music and DJs.

And when hunger strikes? These guys are cooking up everything from double mushroom pizzas to gammon steak or chicken tikka masala.

• Why we recommend: with DJs and live music to keep the energy up, this vibrant bar is providing a full-on matchday experience
• Location: 17 Bain Street, G40 2JZ
• Showing: Scotland games

Cheer on your country with a craft beer to hand at this bustling East End bar. Saint Luke's & The Winged Ox is home to many an HD screen, as well as a tasty menu of game day grub, from spicy wings and loaded nachos to beef brisket chilli and towering burgers.

They're committed to showing every single Scotland match, complete with live music and DJs for the ultimate matchday atmosphere.

• Why we recommend: with its grand halls and giant glass domes, The Corinthian Club brings a sense of occasion to any match. It's a well-established Glasgow favourite, promising more than just your standard football experience
• Location: 191 Ingram Street, Merchant City, G1 1DA
• Showing: all games

The World Cup is back this summer, and where better to watch it than in a stunning Grade A-listed venue? At The Corinthian Club, you can expect giant screens, ice-cold pints and creamy Guinness - along with an electric matchday atmosphere, live music and themed menus. 

Whether you're following Scotland's quest to add a star above the badge or just here for the drama, The Corinthian Club is the place to watch the World Cup. Want something more exclusive? Book a private room to watch the match with your mates.

• Why we recommend: a unique former church filled with enormous screens, Oran Mor is an atmospheric choice for matchday. The sound will be on for full coverage, and they're even promising additional entertainment, as well as delicious themed menus
• Location: 731-735 Great Western Road, Hillhead, G12 8QX
• Showing: Scotland games and other big fixtures

Showing Scotland and England games, among a few others, Oran Mor is a quirky choice for where to watch. This is a bar, restaurant and club found within a former church, maintaining original features like stained glass windows and high ceilings.

They've got giant screens streaming the games live from North America, with sound on, as well as live music to keep the energy high. There'll even be themed food and drinks menus for the occasion, as well as a few matchday surprises.

• Why we recommend: this stunning brewery, beerhall and outdoor space has multiple viewing options for the World Cup. Whether you're watching inside or outside, you can do it while enjoying fresh pints brewed on-site
• Location: Templeton Building, Glasgow Green, G40 1AW
• Showing: Scotland games and other key fixtures

WEST On The Green is bringing you beer straight from the source, as this stylish taproom is attached to their own brewery. It's found inside the gorgeous and protected Templeton Carpet factory building, lovingly restored and letting in lots of natural light through its huge windows.

They're selling tickets to all the Scotland matches from just £5, with a choice between seats in the beerhall and courtyard or standing entry in the bar. You can also catch any other matches that fall during their opening hours.

• Why we recommend: a great choice of outdoor screens, Ark is bringing you lively match days inside and out. Their watch parties are completely free to attend, and they're providing evenings full of vibrant, sporting fun for every Scotland fixture
• Location: North Frederick Street, G1 2BS
• Showing: Scotland games

Ark is gearing up for the football season, boasting plenty of screens inside and out, as well as rustling up a mighty menu of mouthwatering bites. Watch as the footie teams go head to head with an 'nduja burger in one hand and a pint in the other.

Check out their free watch parties and brilliant match day experiences, taking place across all the Scotland games.

• Why we recommend: an American-themed bar that knows how to party, Campus offers a classic US experience that will transport you to the stadiums. You can secure a spot for only £5, and cheer on Scotland or your team of choice across every match
• Location: 396 Sauchiehall Street, G2 3JD
• Showing: all games

If you're on the hunt for a vibrant bar to catch the game in, Campus is the uni hangout that's famed for its football screenings. Fronting massive screens throughout the venue, as well as cheap food and drink, this is a seriously top spot.

The bar is American-inspired, perfect for a World Cup that spans the US, Mexico and Canada. Book your table to the Scotland games for £5, including a welcome drink.

• Why we recommend: an old-school boozer with a traditional feel and a huge drinks offering of over 25 beers, Curler's Rest offers a classic pub viewing experience for all the biggest matches
• Location: 256-260 Byres Road, G12 8SH
• Showing: Scotland and England games

When it comes to bars to watch the World Cup in Glasgow, this West End staple should not be missed. Home to 25 beers and real ales on tap, alongside a hefty selection of wines, ciders and spirits, Curler's Rest is a prime spot for catching the games.

Soak up the sports vibes with your pint, and be sure to check out their food menu too. Think pesto, cheese and spinach gnocchi, steak and ale pie or beef brisket nachos.

• Why we recommend: if a welcoming pub sounds like the kind of place you want to watch football in, then this classic boozer has got all the screens you could ask for - 11 large ones to be exact
• Location: 17 Drury Street, G2 5AE
• Showing: Scotland and England games

A traditional boozer brimming with character and home to 11 screens, The Horseshoe Bar is one of the best places to watch the World Cup. Get your fill of cask ales as you watch the countries compete to win, in front of the big TVs.

There's also a hearty food menu to keep you going throughout the matches. We're talking cheesy garlic bread starters, followed by chorizo and red pepper pizzas or katsu chicken burgers.

• Why we recommend: you can always expect a warm Irish welcome here, and with a TV for every booth, everyone will have an excellent view too
• Location: 15 Waterloo Street, G2 6AY
• Showing: Scotland games

Wondering where to watch the World Cup in Glasgow city centre? Fronting cosy alcoves, charming decor and a fantastic selection of boozy bevs, this Irish sports bar is one of the best places to catch all the nail-biting action.

Kitty O'Shea's numerous screens ensure you'll never miss a goal, with a TV in every booth. What's more, they're known for having live music in the evenings too.

• Why we recommend: there are a number of huge screens to watch on in this relaxed venue, meaning you can enjoy a great view of the game from wherever you are, and their burgers are fantastic too
• Location: 6 North Court, G1 2DP
• Showing: all games

Auctioneers is certainly one of the best Merchant City bars to watch from. Why, you ask? Well, for starters, it's home to more large screens than you can shake a stick at, and there's a cosy interior with laid-back seating areas.

There are plenty of delicious pints to get stuck into, as well as a menu full of blue cheese burgers, shiitake mushroom tacos and pizzas.

• Why we recommend: with bags of charm and a big matchday crowd, The Old Smiddy will be your home from home when the World Cup rolls around
• Location: 131 Old Castle Road, Glasgow, G44 5TJ
• Showing: all games

In Glasgow's Mount Florida area, The Old Smiddy Inn is a cosy, traditional pub that blends historic charm with a lively, welcoming atmosphere. Expect rustic wooden beams, comfortable seating, and homely vibes from the moment you walk in the door.

With big screens all over the place, it's a perfect spot to watch the World Cup with your mates. From group-stage drama and knockout tension, to the grand final suspense, every moment hits louder, bigger, and better with an epic crowd.

• Why we recommend: this place is all about good drinks, good vibes and good crowds, whatever the result. There are HD screens on every wall, and their selection of seasonal beer is excellent
• Location: 14-16 Cornwall Way, G74 1JR
• Showing: all games

A popular neighbourhood pub in East Kilbride, Hudson has big, HD screens everywhere you look. Pull up a stool at the bar or grab a table to follow every kick of the World Cup action on their multiple TVs.

From the early optimism of the group stages to the nail-biting knockouts, this is the place to get behind Scotland in full voice  while enjoying a seasonal ale or craft beer. 

• Why we recommend: if you're looking for a no-fuss spot to watch the World Cup, get down to The James Tassie and grab a pint. This is a real friendly local where you can count on being surrounded by other fans
• Location: Kilmarnock Road, Shawlands, G41 3YR
• Showing: all games

Named in honour of the famous impressionist of antique gem medallions, The James Tassie is a proper local. Expect ice-cold pints, a matchday crowd and a cracking view of the action.

With big screens all over the shop, you can watch every kick just a few steps from the bar, with more than just the Scotland games being streamed. If you're hungry, they're also cooking up the likes of spicy cheeseburgers, shepherd's pie and lamb Rogan Josh.

• Why we recommend: showing live games across large HD screens, Record Factory is bringing you competition both on TV and at the pool table
• Location: 396 Sauchiehall Street, G2 3JD
• Showing: Scotland games

You'll be hard-pressed to find a better place that's taking bookings for the World Cup. Slinging out a winning combination of cheap eats and drinks deals, plus boasting huge HD screens all across the bar, this joint offers the whole package.

They're promising to show every Scotland game live from North America, including commentary, so secure your spot now. Plus, they've even got pool tables for some added entertainment.

• Why we recommend: boasting plenty of HD screens that provide an excellent view, this cosy boozer is delivering on both sports and budget-friendly food and drink
• Location: 76 Sauchiehall Street, G2 3DE
• Showing: all games

With a smattering of HD screens in its space and live music for afters, The Lauder's is bound to make your World Cup 2026 experience a great one. Better yet, all your favourite pints, cocktails, flavoured spirits and more can be found here at an affordable price.

Secure your spot in front of the TV, and get stuck into a menu of barbecue Guinness beef burgers, lasagne or halloumi fries with sweet chilli sauce.

• Why we recommend: there are multiple different screens to watch on here, and their food and drink menu is bound to keep you fuelled throughout the matches, with a warm irish feel to the place too
• Location: 57-59 Sauchiehall Lane, G2 4JD
• Showing: all games

Looking for a lively destination to watch the World Cup in? Malones promises a warm Irish welcome and a traditional look (with a few quirky elements), as well as many different screens showing all the action.

While you're here, tuck into the likes of spice bags, burgers and loaded nachos. And with a 3am closing time most nights, you don't need to worry about the late kick-offs either.