Last updated on 10/11/2026
Cheering on your favourite team over a beer with friends is one of the best things there is for die-hard fans. Berlin's pub landscape offers the right addresses for it. At the FC Magnet Bar in Mitte, public viewing is a firm part of the concept, the Milchbar in Kreuzberg combines football with rock'n'roll, foosball and pinball, and at The Oscar Wilde, the first Irish pub in the east of the city, the games run on several screens. Tante Kaethe at the Mauerpark and the Schwalbe in Prenzlauer Berg also show the big matches on a screen. So every taste finds its regular pub. In which of them will you be rooting for your team at the next game?
Viktoria Tkachenko
For me, a good game simply belongs in the pub and not on the sofa at home. What I like most is standing in the Milchbar between the foosball and pinball, or celebrating every goal at the FC Magnet Bar with complete strangers. These places turn ninety minutes into a whole evening that I remember for a long time.
The FC Magnet Bar in Berlin-Mitte has been an institution among Berlin football pubs for over two decades: public viewing on a big screen, two foosball tables in the basement, and an atmosphere where goals are celebrated with strangers.
The Milchbar on Manteuffelstraße in Kreuzberg has been one of Berlin's most legendary football pubs since 1988. Rock'n'Roll, foosball, pinball, and public viewing under surreal underwater murals make this place a true Kreuzberg original.
Bar 11 on Wiener Straße in Kreuzberg is the classic local pub for all who truly want to feel football. Bundesliga, Champions League, Hertha and FC St. Pauli on several HD screens, plus smoke, soccer and an honest crowd.
Dark, smoky, and with genuine local pub character: Wiener Blut in Kreuzberg 36, near Görlitzer Bahnhof, is one of Berlin's most authentic football pubs. On Saturdays, the Bundesliga conference is shown, and during the week, there's jazz and foosball.
Located at Mauerpark, precisely on the border between Prenzlauer Berg and Wedding, Tante Käthe has been one of Berlin's most renowned football and foosball pubs for years. Live football on multiple screens, ten foosball tables, and beer on tap: This is where true pub sports come together.
If you're looking for a football pub in Charlottenburg that doesn't feel like a concept, Fritschestraße is the right place. Birgit's Pub is the classic Berlin neighborhood sports bar with Sky, darts, and a landlady who still personally looks after her guests.
In Charlottenburg, the theater and family restaurant Charlottchen proves that football and stage culture are not contradictory. Since the 2006 World Cup, international matches and games have been broadcast on a large screen, while the kitchen offers something for all generations.
A microbrewery as a football pub: Hops & Barley in Friedrichshain, near Boxhagener Platz, combines home-brewed craft beer with a genuine fan pub atmosphere. If you're looking for Bundesliga, Champions League, and fresh draught pilsner all under one roof, this is the place to be.
A hundred-year-old corner pub in Prenzlauer Berg that defies the neighborhood's glitz: Gaststätte Bornholmer Hütte stands for authentic Berlin pub culture, communal football viewing under chandeliers, and a bowling alley in the basement.
Sportsbar Tor 133 on Torstraße in Berlin-Mitte is a classic, no-frills football pub: Bundesliga and Champions League on numerous screens, ice-cold beer at fair prices, and a mix of regulars, locals, and sports fans from all over the world.
