Euro 2024 is here, bringing excitement to football fans across Toronto! Italy defends its title after a dramatic victory over England in the previous edition. This year’s tournament, held in Germany, features 24 teams competing for glory. Matches kick off on June 14, with the opening game between hosts Germany and Scotland at the Munich Football Arena. The final showdown takes place on July 14 at Berlin’s Olympiastadion. With 51 matches in total, the tournament promises thrilling moments as top European teams battle it out. France, Germany, England, Portugal and Spain lead the pack as favourites, while notable absentees include Sweden and Norway.
No matter which team you’re rooting for, Toronto has a bar (or two) where you can catch all the action! Here are the best spots in Toronto to watch Euro 2024.
Wrvst on Friday, June 14 for Germany vs. Scotland
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At WRVST, there’s more than just sausage on offer (though it’s undeniably delicious). This fast-casual beer hall serves up artisanal sausages and Alpine-inspired fare alongside a vast selection of craft beer, cider and wine. It’s the ideal spot to catch the opening match as host team Germany takes on Scotland. With locations on King West and Front Street, these spots are notorious for filling up fast during Germany’s games, so be sure to arrive early! 65 Front St W; 609 King St. W.
RS on Saturday, June 15 for Spain vs. Croatia
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Although not a Spanish bar per se, RS (formerly Real Sports) stands out as one of the prime spots in the city to catch any game, with palpable excitement guaranteed. Spanning 25,000 sq ft, it’s a haven dedicated to the love of all things sports. Featuring an impressive array of 199 TVs, including Toronto’s largest screen, RS ensures you won’t miss a moment of the action, no matter which game you’re rooting for. 15 York St.
Queen and Beaver Public House on Sunday, June 16 for England vs. Serbia
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Step into the heart of downtown and you’ll find The Queen and Beaver Public House, proudly claiming the title of the best British pub in town! Here, you’ll discover a delicious blend of local Toronto brews alongside beloved British classics. Dive into their menu featuring shareable plates, satisfying entrees, and a mouthwatering selection of roasts. Â Â 35 Elm St.
The Bottom Line on Monday, June 17 for France vs. Austria
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Renowned as one of the city’s classier sports bars, The Bottom Line is a prime destination to catch all the Euro 2024 action among fellow fans. Indulge in delicious American bistro fare while sipping on classic beverages from the bar. While you may not get an immersive cultural experience specific to the city’s diverse cultures, you’re guaranteed to have a fantastic time watching the games and cheering alongside other passionate fans. 22 Front St. W.
The Dock Ellis on Tuesday, June 18 for Portugal vs. Czechia
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Located in Little Portugal, The Dock Ellis is a terrific spot to cheer on the talented teams. Enjoy charcuterie boards, nachos, and other shareable plates throughout the tournament! Guzzle down local brews as you watch you favourite star players lead their respective teams to international glory. 1280 Dundas St. W.
Cafe Diplomatico on Sunday, June 18 for Italy vs. Albania
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For soccer enthusiasts seeking the ultimate Euro 24 experience, look no further than The Dip, proudly dubbed Little Italy’s soccer HQ. Here, fans can savour every heart-stopping moment while enjoying delicious Italian beer and comforting cuisine. With over 50 years of serving Toronto, this old-school gem has transformed into a full-fledged restaurant, offering a cozy atmosphere and a mouthwatering, wallet-friendly Italian menu. 594 College St.