Ready to cheer on Les Bleus with fellow Frenchies? Across San Francisco and the Bay Area, several spots are showing France’s World Cup matches live—and in some places, you can even follow the action with French commentary.
Here’s our selection of the best places to gather, sing, shout, and support Les Bleus in San Francisco and around the Bay Area—as they chase what we hope will be a run all the way to the final!
San Francisco
Paris 75 and Paname: Already our headquarters during the 2022 World Cup! If you’ve been missing the atmosphere of watching matches with friends and family back in France, this is where you want to be. A MerciSF partner throughout the 2026 World Cup, the Paris 75 group offers two complementary venues where you can experience France’s matches in a truly French atmosphere.
Paris 75 is the more family-friendly option, perfect for gathering over coffee and croissants during morning kickoffs or enjoying a croque-monsieur at lunchtime. Paname, located right next door, is the place for fans looking for a more festive, high-energy atmosphere, where songs, cheers, and emotions are shared at full volume.
These are also the venues where we hosted our Best Fan Outfit Contest in partnership with the France National Team Supporters Club of San Francisco. At both locations, the matches are broadcasted in French, creating the kind of atmosphere that feels just like watching a major tournament back home in France.
Address: 515 Broadway Street, San Francisco
Amélie Wine Bar: Another one of our favorite spots (run by the ever-charismatic Germain Michel) will be showing the matches while serving its delicious signature small plates and excellent wine selection. Please note that France’s next match kicks off at 12:00 p.m. but Amélie opens at 2:00 p.m., so the game may only be available on replay that day.
Danny Coyle’s: This Irish pub proudly claims to offer the best soccer-watching atmosphere in San Francisco. With 10 TV screens broadcasting World Cup matches, they have confirmed that France’s game will be shown live—with the sound on! The Senegal vs. Iraq match will also be shown at the same time.
Address: 668 Haight St, San Francisco
The Mad Dog in the Fog: This neighborhood favorite will be showing every match of the 2026 World Cup.
Address: 530 Haight St, San Francisco
Kezar Pub: One of San Francisco’s iconic sports bars, located next to the stadium of the same name, Kezar Pub will broadcast every World Cup match.
Address: 770 Stanyan St, San Francisco
Richmond Republic Draught House: Showing matches starting at 9:00 a.m. on weekends, then opening at 11:00 a.m. on weekdays.
Address: 642 Clement Street, San Francisco
Elsewhere Around the Bay
Le Rendez-Vous: This brand-new French-Italian-inspired wine bar welcomes guests with wine and shareable plates while screening France’s matches and many others throughout the tournament.
Address: 195 Page Mill Road, Palo Alto
Chez Philippe: This French restaurant in downtown Los Gatos will be showing Friday’s France match, as well as the upcoming knockout games.
Address: 34 N Santa Cruz Ave, Los Gatos
O’Flaherty’s Irish Pub: Located in the heart of San Pedro Square, this lively venue is a great place to experience the World Cup atmosphere in one of San Jose’s most vibrant gathering spots.
Address: 25 N. San Pedro St. (Downtown), San Jose
Cali Sports Bar: With 11 HD televisions and two giant projection screens, you won’t miss a single moment of the action while enjoying burgers, wings, pizza, cocktails, and craft beers.
Address: 2367 Telegraph Ave., Berkeley
Oakland Athletic Club: Featuring no fewer than 40 TVs, 20 audio zones, and more sports channels than you can count, this venue offers comprehensive coverage of every sporting event. Open daily from 11:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m. throughout the tournament.
Address: 59 Grand Ave, Oakland, CA 94612
New Parkway: For a different kind of match-day experience, head to this independent movie theater in Uptown Oakland, where World Cup games are shown on the big screen for the price of a movie ticket.
Address: 474 24th St, Oakland
Allez Les Bleus!
