Where to watch the World Cup?
I think watching some soccer games with a crowd with some beer, wine and nibbles sounds like a wonderful rainy weekend plan. But I'm not accustomed to the sports bar scene in MSP. Any suggestions?
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I would put Brit's at the top of the list for the big games. I think Nomad does better on the smaller games. An England game at Merlin's rest might be ok, I have mixed feelings about that place. Pancho Villa might be fun for a Mexico game but I was there during the Brazil game last Sunday and it was pretty quiet. Also I don't know if its been pointed out but the Riverview Theater is showing some games too. Kieran's and The Local are probably acceptable choices when Brit's has a line.
Photo: USA v Ghana @ Brit's
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Thank you for the suggestions, everyone!
Due to lack of transportation time, I went to Old Chicago in Uptown the other day for an afternoon game (Brazil - N. Korea). The TVs were great, but not too many people were around to watch the game :-(
I think I'll try Nomad and Pancho Villa!
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Pancho Villa Restaurant
2539 Nicollet Ave, Minneapolis, MN 55404 -
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From http://www.yelp.com/topic/minneapolis...
Midtown Global Market (Lake Street
)Nomad World Pub (Cedar Ave)
Merlin's Rest (East Lake Street)
Brit's Pub, The Local (downtown)
Library Bar (U of M campus)
Keegan's (Northeast)
Pancho Villa (Nicollet)
The Local (Downtown)
Kieran's (Downtown)I'll be at the Nomad however...friendly crowd for games, good deals and terrific atmosphere...Plus, like Brit's, they are committed to showing futbol year-round...nd not just Premiership games.
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Midtown Global Market
920 E Lake St, Minneapolis, MN 55407Pancho Villa Restaurant
2539 Nicollet Ave, Minneapolis, MN 55404Nomad World Pub
501 Cedar Ave S, Minneapolis, MN 55454 -



