The 5 best places to watch the World Cup

Seattle The World Cup, the biggest sporting event of the Summer -- at least until the Seahawks start mandatory minicamp next week -- is here, so we scoured the city for the five sweetest spots in Seattle to watch a match:

ART Restaurant Seattle

ART Restaurant and Lounge: Get your World Cup fix at ART, where they’re honoring the host country by serving Brazillian TV trays at lunch, featuring caldo verde, bolinho de arroz, churrasco sandwich, and passion fruit ice cream. Continue Reading

Café Presse

Cafe Presse: Despite its French theme, Cafe Presse's got happy hour pricing during USA matches, and is hosting a kick-off party during the Ghana match Monday, June 16th, from 2:30-5pm, where they are promising prizes like Sounders tickets, food, and T-shirts.

NOSH

Phinney Center: The Phinney Neighborhood Association is putting up a massive 14ft x 8ft movie screen, and bringing in food trucks like Don Lucho, Nosh, and 314 Pie for each and every match, all month long.

Thrillist

Fuel: Feast your eyes on one of Fuel's 18 screens for the USA vs. Portugal match, where your ticket purchase comes with two beers and a guaranteed spot to watch the game. 

George & Dragon Pub

George and Dragon: Cheer on your country at one of America's best soccer bars, where the World Cup means the outdoor beer garden is open, a shton of TVs, food/drink specials, and 399 of your closest friends.