The best places in Lisbon to watch soccer away from home

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Usually, all of the Portuguese national team’s games are broadcast on free-to-air TV, but watching the game at home isn’t the same as getting together with your friends and family at one of Lisbon’s
outdoor terraces or cafés,
where you can celebrate goals by the Portuguese national team—or your favorite club—
in a more enthusiastic and exciting way.

That’s why we’ve put together a list of places in Lisbon where you can watch all the national team’s games
(as well as others) while sipping a “little beer” and snacking
until the end of the tournament.

naBOA (new addition)

naBOA brings an authentic Porto-style bifana to Rua da Boavista, combining the spirit of old-school taverns with the laid-back atmosphere of a sports bar
. The space is divided depending on what you’re looking for: you can grab a quick bite at the high table by the entrance, sit at one of the more intimate tables in the hallway, or settle into the sofas in the back with giant screens—the perfect spot to watch the game with friends.

Address:
Rua da Boavista 128 (between Santos and Cais do Sodré)

Browers Beato

At Browers Beato,
game days take on a whole new flavor.

During major matches in the Portuguese League and the Champions League, the venue transforms into a
true haven for fans who love to watch the
game with a good beer in hand.

Between Happy Hours, Portuguese snacks, and an exclusive selection of beers brewed on-site, watching the game here is more than a tradition—
it’s an experience that brings together friends, good vibes, and the Lisbon spirit
all in one place.

Address:
Travessa do Grilo 1 (Beato)

Irish&Co

Parque das Nações
is one of Lisboners’ favorite spots to watch various soccer matches
from different leagues… at least the most important ones.

The huge outdoor terrace filled with screens and the open-air setting
are just a few of the reasons Irish&Co is considered one of the best places to watch soccer outdoors in Lisbon.

The other reason? Well, it’s obviously the always-fresh beers on tap.

Address:
Rua da Pimenta 57-61 (Parque das Nações)

The Couch Sports Bar

This is, without a doubt, one of the best bars in Lisbon
for watching games featuring our national team or your favorite club.

We’re sure that, if you like the atmosphere, it’ll feel like a second home for as long as the season lasts.
And, of course, it has a spectacular outdoor terrace.

Address:
Rua do Alecrim 21A (Cais do Sodré)

Beer Museum

The huge outdoor terrace at the Beer Museum, located in Praça do Comércio,
might be just the spot you’ve been looking for to watch the upcoming soccer games—
especially since it’s in a square where you can celebrate your favorite team’s goals with other fans
afterward .

Address:
Terreiro do Paço, Ala Nascente 62–65

Velho Mirante

We went there recently, both to check out the place and to sample some of its delicacies
(it has new management), and we learned that they’ll be showing this weekend’s Lisbon derby, which could clinch the championship title for one of the teams on the Segunda Circular. Take the opportunity to watch the game while enjoying the restaurant’s various appetizers, and afterward, celebrate in style with one of the
many dishes (and wines)
available at this renovated restaurant in Pontinha.

Address:
Rua de Santo Eloy 2 (Pontinha)

O Lutador

This charming spot with an outdoor terrace
is one of our favorite places to eat snails in Lisbon,
but the truth is that when it comes to watching soccer games, it’s right up there with any other spot on this list. A typical spot for hanging out with friends,
you might not find a better place in Alcântara
to watch the decisive moments of this championship.

Address:
Rua da Junqueira 1C (Alcântara)

Galeto

A true Lisbon icon,
open since 1966, this well-known and iconic bar with a long counter
is the perfect spot to watch soccer… or to grab a bite to eat after watching the game at the stadium. The atmosphere is welcoming,
complemented by several televisions,
making it ideal for watching games or socializing late into the night.

Address:
Avenida da República 14 (Saldanha)

CR7 Corner Bar & Bistro

There’s nothing better than watching the game at the home (or rather, the hotel) of our very own Cristiano Ronaldo.

Address:
Rua da Prata 26 and Rua do Comércio 54 (Baixa)

Hamburgueria da Parada

It’s already a must-visit spot for watching soccer in Campo de Ourique, right in the heart of Jardim da Parada.

And for this tournament, they’ll once again have a projector so you don’t miss a single spectacular moment of the championship.

Address:
Jardim Teófilo de Braga (Campo de Ourique)

Kiosks on Avenida da Liberdade

This spot has become a tradition whenever there’s an important match for Portuguese soccer teams.

So this year will be no different, with several kiosks along Avenida da Liberdade filling up with soccer fans
eager to see their team win the championship again.

Address:
Avenida da Liberdade

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