Whether we’re talking about soccer, football, rugby, golf, English boxing, or handball, a fan only has one wish when their favorite team is playing: to gather with other fans and friends around a nice, cold beer and some snacks to watch a game. So, if you are one to enjoy the incomparable atmosphere of sports bars – and if you are in Paris – here are my favorite bars in town where the World Cup Final isn’t the only game they broadcast.
But first, let’s locate these bars with big screens on a map:
The Belushi’s
- Belushi’s Paris Canal: 159 rue Crimée, 75019 Paris
- Belushi’s Paris Gare du Nord: 5 rue de Dunkerque, 75010 Paris
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Belushi’s is the ultimate sports bar!
Boxing, soccer, football (be it English, American or Australian), field hockey, and rugby all of which are broadcasted from their respective countries… the Bledisloe Cup, the Champions League, FA cup, international matches and much more are here for you to watch!
There’s a bit (read, a lot) of everything, all of which is on HD TV and even projectors. You can even ask for any sports event to be broadcasted.
The best part? They host game nights, providing a fantastic sports-oriented atmosphere where you can connect with fellow fans.
And the cherry on top? You can enjoy all of this while sipping a pint, indulging in a homemade burger, or munching on some snacks!
Prices:
- Pints: from €6.80 to €8.50 (Frog’s Bollocks, Edelweiss, Strongbow, Murphy’s Irish Stout, etc.)
- Bottled beers: between €6 and €7.50
- Snacks (nachos, wings, quesadillas, garlic bread, etc.): from €4 to €20 depending on the amount!
- Burgers: from €12 to €15
- Salads: from €10 to €14
Belushi’s canal website and its program
Belushi’s Gare du Nord website and its program
No Scrum No Win – Rugby Bar
- 21 Rue Godot de Mauroy, 75009 Paris
- 19 rue des Canettes, 75006 Paris
- 32 rue de Londres, 75009 Paris
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The No Scrum No Win, or simply NSNW, is the perfect place for rugby enthusiasts, but not limited to them.
This clubhouse exudes the same cozy and sporty atmosphere as rugby, featuring live broadcasts of rugby competitions. Even the decor is rugby-themed, adorned with rugby balls and jerseys on the walls.
While enjoying the game, you can savor a beer from their draught beer selection. Additionally, you’ll have the opportunity to relish typical English pub dishes like fish & chips, as well as sharing platters with friends.
Prices:
- Pints: from €6.50 to €8.50 (After Ruck, Goudale, Belzebuth, Guinness, etc.)
- Sharing Platters: €10 or €32 (for 2 or 4 people)
- Main Dishes: Around €15
Website (in French)
Le Bal Rock
13 Passage Jouffroy, 75009 Paris
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This Player is somewhat different, but it still has 32 HD screens, an awesome sound system and game broadcasts.
Here’s a forewarning, if you want to combine a night out and game night, this is the place; if not, pass this one out. Because every weekend at the Balrock is a club starting at 10 pm! A great place combining the best of two worlds allowing you to celebrate your team’s victory after the game!
You will be able to watch various sports and competitions such as football/soccer, and rugby.
Of course, you’ll be able to quench your thirst with beers, soft drinks, wine, and cocktails, along with things to eat such as the usual meat and/or cheese assortments, or more complete and original assortments such as samosas, sweet/savory beef kebab, honey ribs… all of which are in portions big enough to share.
Prices:
- Pints: from €4 to €8
- Bottled beers: €6.50 (Orval, Duvel, Augustiner Hell, Saint Bernardus and many more)
- Cocktails: from €5 to €12
- Cheese/meats assortments: €15 or €19 (for 2 or 4 people)
- Pizzas: from €9 to €15
- Burgers and hotdogs: from €9 to €18
Website (in French)
Le Comptoir Rugby Bar
- 354 rue de Vaugirard, 75015 Paris
- 13 rue de Vouillé, 75015 Paris
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If you’re a fan of French rugby, this bar is the perfect spot for you.
It broadcasts as many rugby matches as possible, allowing you to enjoy the games while indulging in some tasty tapas (including onion rings, meat assortments, French fries, Camembert fritters, and more) or a full meal (featuring meat dishes, salads, burgers, and even desserts!).
What sets this rugby-centric bar apart is its sponsorship and invitations to Parisian rugby teams, including some from Honor and Federal Division clubs. As a result, its colorful and abundantly decorated walls have hosted notable teams such as the All Blacks, Frères Livremont, and the Betsen Academy.
Prices :
- Pints: Tripel Karmeliet, The Brooklyn, La bête, La silver (the bar’s own beer!), Stout, The Demi de Mêlée and La Chouffe. Starting at €5 (€3.50 in happy hour!)
- Main Dishes: around €14 on average.
- Tapas: from €4.60 to €14 which includes well-filled meats assortments!
Website (in French) and its program
BEWARE! Foreign matches are not always broadcast here.
Thirsty Mad Cat
120 rue Montmartre, 75002 Paris
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The Thirsty Mad Cat is the go-to spot to watch your favorite games and cheer for your teams. With six screens and the capability to show up to four different games simultaneously, this pub has you covered.
They broadcast a wide range of sports, from combat sports to football/soccer and rugby, all in a festive atmosphere. If you have a particular game or sport in mind, you can even request it when making a reservation.
You can savor the game with a choice of beer or cocktails, and if you’re feeling hungry, they offer a selection of snacks and platters to share.
Prices :
- Pints: €5.50 to €7.50 (Mad Beer, 1664 Blanche, Carlsberg, Guinness, etc.)
- Cocktails: €5
- Snacks: from €5 to €10
- Sharing Platters: €19
Website and its program
The Harp Bar
118 boulevard de Clichy, 75018 Paris
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The Harp Bar isn’t just for the Irish; it’s a haven for football/soccer and rugby fans of all backgrounds.
As you might expect, Tayto and Guinness are staples in this cozy, relaxed, and welcoming Irish pub. While it may not have grand facilities, it’s the bar’s authenticity and atmosphere, especially on game nights, that truly set it apart.
If you’re a fan of Irish and Anglo-Saxon clubs, don’t miss out, as you can catch their important games in an incredible ambiance while enjoying draught or bottled beer, cocktails, whiskey, or even locally sourced fresh food like French charcuterie and cheese boards (€20) or French saucissons and terrines (€8).
Plus, don’t forget the three-hour-long happy hour – a perfect opportunity to meet up with Racing92’s fans. And for a sweet finishing touch, they serve draught Magner, an Irish cider, right at the bar!
Prices :
- Pints: from €6 to €8 (Guinness, Triple Karmeliett, Chouffe, Magners, Goose Island IPA, Vedett IPA…)
- Bottled beers: from €4.50 to €13
- Cocktails: from €8 to €12
The Bowler
13 rue d’Artois, 75008 Paris
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This authentic and traditional English pub in the heart of Paris warmly invites you to watch football/soccer and rugby games on one of its six screens.
You can savor classic dishes like fish & chips or curry.
The pub offers a great selection of draught beers to complement your meal, including London Lager, Guinness, Brexit, Blackshore Stout, and more.
Prices :
- Pints: from €7 to €9
- Bottled beers: from €6.50 to €8
- Cocktails: from €9 to €12
- Snacks: from €6 to €8
- Curry and fish & chips: around €14
The Moose
16 rue des Quatre Vents, 75006 Paris
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As to this sports bar, the Canadians are the ones who will be welcoming you. Within its red walls and wooden furniture, you will be able to watch football/soccer, hockey, basketball, baseball, rugby and many other sports games in a cozy atmosphere.
With 14 screens and some good poutine, along with beers and cocktails, The Moose is on top. Therefore, it is quite popular, and you may have to wait a little bit before getting a table sometimes.
But don’t worry, if you are the kind of person to take a chance without booking beforehand, you will still be able to wait for a table at the bar -which is available for everyone. You could even give in to some snacks (mozzarella sticks, onion rings, quesadillas, etc.).
You will also find delight on the beer side: Fosters, Newcastle, Edinger, Guinness, Brooklyn Lager, Paname Brewing Co, etc. for the draught beers. And Budweiser, Coors Light, Rothus Pils, Sol Cerveza (a Mexican one), Yardbird Pale Ale, and many more for bottled ones.
Prices :
- Pints: from €7.50 to €9
- Bottled beers: from €6.50 to €7.50
- Cocktails: from €9 to €12
- Snacks: from €8
- Burgers/salads/poutines: from €11 to €15
The Great Canadian Pub
25 Quai des Grands Augustins, 75006 Paris
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Join us at this Canadian pub to catch the live broadcasts of the most crucial games.
No matter your preference, there’s a sport to suit your taste, from football/soccer to rugby, baseball, and even Formula 1.
When it comes to food and drinks, you’ll discover a wide selection of poutines and other traditional dishes. Additionally, you can indulge in Canadian beers in a cozy atmosphere inspired by Canada and its vibrant colors.
Prices:
- Pints: €6 to €8 (Murphy’s, Edelweiss, Lagunitas, and homemade beer)
- Bottled beers: from €6 to €7
- Snacks: €8
- Burgers/ Poutines: from €13 to €15.50
The Bombardier
2 place de Panthéon, 75005 Paris
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For a truly authentic English ambiance, The Bombardier is your top choice.
On tap and in the fridge, you’ll find a fantastic selection of British beers, including Charlie Wells, John Bull, Wells Banana Bread Beer, Young’s London, and more. English ciders are also available, but if you’re into classics, worry not – Corona, Bud Lager, and Cubanisto are waiting for you too.
When it comes to the menu, you can relish in traditional dishes like fish & chips, English-style curry, or the pie of the week. Snack enthusiasts will find all the classics they love: mozzarella sticks, onion rings, bowls of fries, and assortments. There’s also room for more daring choices, like Cask beer-breadcrumbed cod loin.
While The Bombardier primarily broadcasts football/soccer, you can catch basketball, cricket, rugby, golf, F1, and tennis as well – always in an electric atmosphere on game nights thanks to the English supporters who gather there.
Prices:
- Pints: €7 or €8.90
- Bottled beers: €8
- Cocktails: €9
- Dishes: €14 to €19
- Snacks: €5 to €9.50
- Assortments: from €16 to €28 (cheeses, cold cuts)
Website and its program
Café Odilon
16 quai de la Marne, 75019 Paris
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If you’re seeking a family-friendly sports bar, one that’s quieter and suitable for children, Café Odilon is your ideal choice. European football/soccer championships are broadcast in the back of the room, creating a more peaceful atmosphere. You can also enjoy meals on-site.
The café offers homemade fruit juices that the whole family will appreciate, along with dishes made from organic products. However, it’s worth noting that this quality comes with a higher price tag compared to other bars and brasseries.
Additionally, the bar boasts a large patio door that provides a beautiful view of the canal.
Prices:
- Pints: from €6 to €9 (Odile, Ipanema IPA, Picon, Bière de saison etc.)
- Cocktails: from €9 to €11
- Snacks : from €3 to €15
- Pizzas: from €12 to €18
Eden Park Club Paris
10 rue Princesse, 75006 Paris
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This traditional pub primarily focuses on broadcasting rugby, including both professional and amateur games, as well as football/soccer matches.
Functioning as both a sports bar and a dance venue, it’s the perfect spot to watch games with friends and then celebrate in a lively and dance-filled atmosphere afterward.
The pub offers a wide selection of draught beers, including Heineken, Brixton, Lagunitas, Murphy’s, and more. If you’re feeling hungry, they also provide assortments of cold cuts that are perfect for sharing.
Prices:
- Pints: from €7 to €9
Website (in French)
The Long Hop
25 rue Frédéric Sauton, 75005 Paris
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This is a rather classic sports bar with a genuinely friendly atmosphere. Their spacious terrace allows you to soak up the sun or stay in the shade as you prefer.
Their selection of draft beers, bottled beers, and even wines is quite extensive.
If hunger strikes while you’re cheering for your favorite team, you can savor a wide range of snacks offered by the bar, including burgers, fish and chips, and chicken wings.
During a prolonged closure, they took the opportunity to do some refurbishing, so the inside of the bar is now brand new.
They also broadcast a variety of football/soccer and rugby games.
Prices :
- Pints: from €7 to €9 (Long Hop, Heineken, Magners, Guinness, etc.)
- Bottled beers: €6 to €8
- Snacks (poke bowls, hot dogs, fish and chips, burgers and others): €9 to €16.50
- Snacks to share: €6 to €35
Aux sports
2 rue des Morillons, 75015 Paris
Aux Sports is the go-to bar for fans of the Stade Rennais football/soccer club. The bar’s decor and colors are even inspired by Stade Rennais and Brittany.
You can enjoy a variety of dishes and shareable snacks while watching the game. For example, you’ll find hot dogs, as well as meat and cheese assortments.
The bar primarily broadcasts games of Stade Rennais and other teams from Brittany, as well as other football/soccer and rugby competitions.
Prices :
- Pints: from €5 to €8 (St Omer, St Erwann IPA, Warsteiner, Surfine, Cuvée Troll)
- Bottled beers: €6.50
- Assortments: from €8 to €15.50
- Snacks: from €7 to €8.50
Website and its program
The Lions
153 rue Chevaleret, 75013 Paris
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The Lions Pub aims to replicate the atmosphere and style of an authentic English pub, right down to its décor reminiscent of the traditional pubs you’d find in London.
It’s the perfect spot to catch sports games while enjoying a warm and friendly atmosphere.
And, of course, you’ll be delighted by the extensive selection of beers, with a special emphasis on English varieties.
To enhance the experience, the pub frequently hosts live music bands, often performing before or after the televised games. Some, like the band Anfa, are regular fixtures.
When it comes to food, the options are plentiful. From club sandwiches to chicken curry and even traditional English brunches, there’s no excuse to leave The Lions Pub with an empty stomach!
Prices:
- Pints: from €5.20 to €8.20
- Bottled beers: from €5.50 to €7.80
- Shoots: from €4 to €5
- Burgers: from €13 to €15
- Main Dishes: from €14 to €17
- Shareable snacks (or not…): from €6 to €22
Website (in French) and its program
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