Migration Brewing features Timbers Happy Hour running during all Timbers matches with special
Timbers tap handle to boot.

From the Rose and Thistle Pub Facebook page:

The RaT will be showing many, but not all of the first round [World Cup matches] starting Friday June 11th at 7am. Attached to this event is a schedule if all the games and we will open one half hour before the first game time listed. ex. If the first game on Friday June 11th is at 7am, we will open the doors at 6:30am.
If you were lucky…

Bakery Bar makes awesome cakes, and serves up espresso, coffee, pastries, and full breakfasts and lunches. Oh, and cocktails.

Not by any means a sports bar, they do however, every four years, show the FIFA World Cup tournament.

hat tip Brendan Webb

Beulahland is the soul of 28th Ave. An alternative to the wine bar scene, this place has character of a unique variety. This is where you’ll find a combination of world-class daily artisan soups and pinball machines, infused vodkas and Pabst Blue Ribbon, displays from local artists and well-attended soccer games on the big screen. Eccentric and delightful, one visit to Beulahland will keep you coming back again and again. Drink up and butter your own toast!

Visit the Beulahland’s Screen page for match (and other event) information. Beulahland promises to be one of the best places in town to watch World Cup matches this summer.

2222 Northeast Broadway
Portland, Oregon 97232
503.287.0270
www.costellostravelcaffe.com

Owned and operated by the Costello family, Costello’s Travel Caffé is warm, inviting, and full of character. With a vibrant, old-world atmosphere, it’s not suprising that Costello’s has become a neighborhood favorite and a destination within the Portland area. While the unique environment is quite distinctive, it’s the great food and attentive service that have earned the loyalty of Costello’s customers.

For soccer broadcast times visit the Events page or sign up for the newsletter to have the schedule mailed to you weekly.