Chicago Guide
Chicago supports more teams than almost any American city. The Cubs, White Sox, Bears, Bulls, Blackhawks and Fire all play here. Supporters' clubs for European and Mexican teams meet in bars every weekend.
Wrigleyville fills first on a game day. Lincoln Park, Wicker Park and Logan Square keep the classic neighborhood taverns. The West Loop and River North offer newer rooms with bigger screens.
Chicago uses Central Time. European matches start in the late morning, which suits a long brunch. Use the filters to find sound on, big screens or outdoor seating.
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A. J. Hudson's Public House
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A. J. Hudson's Public House
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All Star Seafood and Sports
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All Star Seafood and Sports
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Bandit
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Bandit
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BIG Bar
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BIG Bar
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Boulevard
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Boulevard
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Brehon Pub
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Brehon Pub
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Butch McGuire's
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Butch McGuire's
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Celtic Crossings Irish Pub
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Celtic Crossings Irish Pub
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Chris' Beer Garden
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Chris' Beer Garden
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Cindy's Rooftop
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Cindy's Rooftop
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Clark Street Ale House
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Clark Street Ale House
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Cleos Bar and Grill
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Cleos Bar and Grill
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Clover Sports and Leisure
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Clover Sports and Leisure
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Crushed By Giants Brewing Company
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Crushed By Giants Brewing Company
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Declan's Irish Pub
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Declan's Irish Pub
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District Brew Yards
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District Brew Yards
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Dog Haus Biergarten - Lincoln Park
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Dog Haus Biergarten - Lincoln Park
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Frequently Asked Questions
Where can I watch live sports in Chicago?
Where2Watch lists verified sports bars and venues across Chicago. The busiest areas are Wrigleyville, Lincoln Park and West Loop. Use the filters to find big screens and sound on.
Are there soccer bars in Chicago?
Yes. Chicago has supporters' clubs for clubs across Europe and Mexico. Many venues show the Premier League, the Champions League, MLS and Liga MX.
What time do matches start in Chicago?
Chicago uses Central Time. European league matches usually start between 7 AM and noon. Check Where2Watch for today's schedule and the venues showing each match.
Do I need a reservation to watch a match in Chicago?
Walk in for most matches. Book ahead for derbies, finals and playoff games. Filter by "Reservations" to find venues that take bookings.
Which teams do fans follow in Chicago?
Chicago fans follow the Cubs, White Sox, Bears, Bulls, Blackhawks, Sky and Fire. Large Polish, Irish and Mexican communities also fill bars for their own leagues.
How does Where2Watch verify venues in Chicago?
Where2Watch checks that every venue exists and shows live sport. Fans then confirm each showing in real time. You therefore see which venues show tonight's match, not just which bars own a television.