The beautiful game takes place every weekend, and so does La Liga. And it’s also in full swing this summer, with the 2026 World Cup in Canada, Mexico, and the United States.
In fact, if you’re looking for a place to watch all of Spain’s matches, these are the bars that must be on your list of where to watch soccer in Valencia.
Café Alameda
With several small screens strategically placed throughout the bar and a giant screen that’s perfect for group dinners, this bar with a terrace on the Alameda is one of our favorites. We watched Euro 2024 here, and it didn’t disappoint, with a menu of dishes perfect for tapas (you have to try their ham croquettes) and a selection of classic burgers and sandwiches that never let you down.
This spot, owned by the family of former Valencia C.F. player Mundo, is a gem for sports lovers. At GastroSport, in addition to watching La Liga soccer matches, tennis tournaments like Wimbledon, or Formula 1 Grand Prix races, you can enjoy a menu inspired by figures such as Españeta, Cristiano Ronaldo, and Kempes.
St. Patrick’s
An Irish pub with rustic walls that focuses on sporting events like soccer, Formula 1, and rugby. It also regularly hosts concerts, parties, and karaoke nights.
Hidden away at number 53 on Primado Reig is this little “Theater of Dreams.” Manchester United’s stadium lends its name to this bar, which specializes in sporting events—especially soccer. Here you can watch soccer and other sports while enjoying a homemadehttps://valenciasecreta.com/que-ver-ruzafa-valencia/r burgerand a pint of beer.
Saint Martin’s Urban Irish
This Irish pub in downtown Valencia broadcasts all the major matches. It’s one of the best-known spots to enjoy soccer, near Plaza de la Reina and the Palacio Marqués de Dos Aguas.
La Grada
A bar made for watching soccer, with a spacious layout, tables, sofas, and its own collection of scarves on display behind the bar. Multiple screens let you enjoy the matches from almost any angle in the venue. A former community center converted into a bar dedicated to soccer, by soccer fans and for soccer fans.
What used to be the home of Manolo “el del bombo” is now called Bar Cervecería Splash. The venue retains the essence of what has always been one of Valencia’s soccer cathedrals. The team crests decorating the bar and the display of jerseys throughout the venue make this a magical place to enjoy soccer.
Mulligan’s
The second Irish pub on the list is this one on Yecla Street. Irish pubs are plentiful in Valencia, and this is one of the best places to watch soccer with a pint of Guinness.
Siete Nudos
Near Plaza España, the Siete Nudos bar and pub is one of the best places to watch soccer if you live in Ruzafa, Arrancapins, or the Àngel Guimerà area. With a selection of top-notch beers, you’ll feel right at home.
Roast & Beer
Great food, a wide selection of beers, and screens to watch soccer in a cozy setting. That’s the experience offered by Roast&Beer, a bar-restaurant specializing in American cuisine that broadcasts any sporting event on its screens.
