The World Cup is already happening, and while the stadiums are the main focus, other venues offer alternatives for enjoying the games — not just with friends or coworkers, but with the whole family.
Dallas-Fort Worth is full of restaurants and patios that have set up giant screens to broadcast the matches and create a World Cup experience for fans of all ages. If you have kids along, you might want a slightly less rowdy atmosphere.
Here are some places where families can enjoy the World Cup experience in D-FW.
If you’re looking for a more elevated experience with food and entertainment, try Cosm. Its giant immersive dome will make you feel like you’re inside the stadium. You can order food and drinks, and if the little ones get bored, there are some games in the hall for them to play.
Cosm is located at 5776 Grandscape Blvd., The Colony. cosm.com.
Located in Grapevine, this food hall will broadcast all World Cup matches on giant screens. The advantage of this spot is that every member of the family can choose something different to eat from a variety of cuisines and restaurants all under one roof.
This spot in Frisco is perfect for families with children of all ages. The restaurant is right next to Toyota Stadium, home of FC Dallas, so many soccer fans gather there to enjoy the games.
The venue closest to Dallas Stadium with a great World Cup atmosphere. Its giant 100-foot screen is sure to capture the attention of young and old alike. The catch is that the venue is open to children until 9 p.m.; after that time, only those 21 and older are allowed entry.
Texas Live! is located at 1650 E. Randol Mill Road, Arlington. texas-live.com.
Here, visitors can play interactive soccer games, eat and watch the matches. It’s ideal for families with soccer-loving kids thanks to the many activities available.
TOCA Social is located at 5740 Grandscape Blvd., Suite 110, The Colony. toca.social.