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Emir asks: “Hi PoPville! Where to watch the World Cup in DC?”
1734 Connecticut Ave, NW
In my opinion, this is neighborhood related. I’m sure every bar with a TV will be showing the cup. Bars are allowed to stay open late/early for the games so you’ll have tons of options. There will be some spots that show more than others like Wundergarten in NoMa. I know Teddy & LINCOLN Restaurants also plan on showing lots of games as will the new Mario’s Trattoria in Glover Park. I know The Artemis in Columbia Heights will be showing lots of games as I’m sure Lou’s City Bar will as well. Blackfinn DC downtown will be showing lots of games. Across the Pond (photo above) and Duffy’s in Dupont. It’s all the usual suspects, The Queen Vic and Biegrarten Haus on H Street – Solly’s on U Street – The Brig at the bottom of Barracks Row – Nanny’s in Cleveland Park (see you there!)
One event of note that will likely be super fun: “US v Wales World Cup match in Dupont Circle Park on Mon, Nov. 21st”
I am so excited to screen the US v Wales World Cup match in Dupont Circle Park on Mon, Nov. 21st thanks to the Government of Wales. The Welsh were last in the World Cup in 1958 when they made it to the quarterfinals to be knocked out by this goal scored by a 17 yr old named Pelé pic.twitter.com/GWlvwAx0kc
— Aaron DeNu (@AaronDeNu) November 10, 2022
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