This Hell’s Kitchen soccer bar features American and Irish pub classics from burgers or chicken wings to shepherd’s pie or bangers and mash.

Queens-based Brazilian Rainhas Churrascaria is kicking off World Cup season on November 20 with five large televisions and seating space for almost 300. Look for cheese bread, Brazilian grilled meats, and baked plantains among eats. No tickets are required.

Midnight Theatre has started a soccer club where fans can watch any soccer game from November 20 through December 18. Customers can purchase a $55-day pass that includes breakfast and all-day entry; the adjacent pan-Asian restaurant, Hidden Leaf, opens at 11:30 a.m. with a full lunch menu as well as beer, wine, and cocktails available for purchase. Hidden Leaf will open at 11:30 daily with their full lunch menu along with beer, wine, and cocktails, available for purchase. 

Olly Olly Market will be hosting viewing parties for 2 p.m. games inside the 17,000-square-foot location, highlighting the countries playing each game with food and drink specials. They include England versus U.S.A. on November 25, Argentina versus Mexico on November 26, Spain versus Germany on November 27, Spain versus Japan on December 1, and Cameroon versus Brazil on December 2.

Goldie’s Tavern, a new Midtown restaurant and bar from the team at the Ditty in Astoria, has 22 TVs and will be open for all 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. games. Look for chopped salads, loaded tater tots, burgers, fish fries, and fried mortadella sandwiches on the menu.

The World Cup will screen at West Village pub the Spaniard every day starting November 20 until December 6, with select showings after that. Daily games will be played from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.

The 29-year-old Red Lion will show all matches, live, with full sound, on multiple large-screen TVs and projectors. To guide those who aren’t following along, the restaurant will have placemats with brackets of each team for tracking progress, as well as flags outside so passers-by know which country’s teams are playing. During matches, the restaurant is also giving away prizes, from gift cards and football jerseys to a grand prize of $1,000 cash. Red Lion will offer dishes that highlight the teams playing such as a chorizo burger during Brazil games to fish and chips during England’s matches.

This Lower East Side tequila bar will show 2 p.m. matches including England versus U.S.A. on November 25, Argentina versus Mexico on November 26, Spain versus Germany on November 27, Spain versus Japan on December 1, and Cameroon versus Brazil on December 2. The location will also show the 11 a.m. Mexico versus Poland match on November 22. Look for happy hour specials which include discounted drafts, wine, and cocktails.

The Brazilian Santo Brúklin will screen World Cup matches inside and in the courtyard on a projection screen. The restaurant will also pour caipirinhas, and serve snack platters with coxinha, pastel, wings, and yucca fries, as well as and bottomless feijoada on Brazil game days. For reservations during the World Cup tournament, call 917-909-1231.