The Park at the Domain opens at 10 a.m. daily for World Cup games, and will offer happy hour pricing to anyone wearing their country’s colors. This includes $5 frozen mojitos and margaritas and $7 brisket quesadillas.

This Irish sports bar at the Domain will open early for all games, and offer breakfast drinking specials like $5 screwdrivers and micheladas and $6 Irish coffees.

All three locations of the sports bar will be showing the World Cup. Pair the games with the bar’s po’ boys and nachos.

The hometown wing chain will be showing the World Cup and there is a cash prize available for guessing who will make the final four. For Mexico games, Plucker’s will open early and offer $1 off 34 oz mugs of Dos Equis.

Mister Tramps promises to stay open for every single World Cup game. The bar has local beers and typical pub grub like fried pickles.

This campus gastropub will be showing the games on their big screen. It will be open normal hours, starting at 11 a.m.

This campus bar is known for excellent greasy burgers and World Cup viewings. The pub will offer beer specials every day and breakfast tacos on days with early games, although it’s worth checking the schedule to see what games will be showing.

The Cherrywood sports bar will likely be packed for World Cup games. There will be a special breakfast menu any day that games start before 11 a.m., and reservations are available.

All locations of Cover 3 will be showing the games, although the times that they will be open varies.

This West Sixth bar promises to have the games on. Grab food from spicy chicken trailer Tumble 22 out back.

This favorite east Austin neighborhood bar will have a big screen showing the games along with happy hour during matches and drink specials along the way. Plus, Del Ray Cafe serves up burgers, hot dogs, and other sports-friendly fare.

Root for a different red, white, and blue at Russian House this World Cup. The traditional decor and wide variety of flavored vodkas will make you feel like you’re in this year’s host country.

This downtown beer garden will host the games for the first time. Find the games playing inside, along with free coffee during morning games and three dollar pints of Founders Solid Gold Lager and five dollar Bloody Marys all day.

Though still not completely open after closing for renovations in January, Mexican restaurant Takoba will be serving a limited food and drink menu, and opens as early as 6:30 a.m. for World Cup games. Check out their schedule online.

Through Thursday, June 28, Licha’s will be open every day from 10 a.m. until 3 p.m. to accommodate the games. There will be a special Copa Mundial menu with tacos, tortas, quesadillas, and a burger along with pitchers of drinks. Be advised: rooting for Mexico is strongly encouraged here.

Native Hostel has a whole host of activities planned for the World Cup. There will be specials on Revolution White Russians, Irish Coffees, mimosas, and select international beers. The trendy east side hostel has also set up a 1 v 1 pitch for mini-soccer tournaments.

This barbecue and beer joint near Zilker Park will be showing all of the World Cup games on high definition television screens inside and outside. There’s a morning menu that includes breakfast tacos, coffee, mimosas, Bloody Marys, and beer, plus free Wi-Fi.

Weather Up’s outside bar just got a large TV, meaning World Cup games will inaugurate its use. Watch matches over $30 bottomless mimosa brunch.

The South Lamar sibling to Haymaker is running similar specials: a breakfast menu for early games, and cheap pints and pitchers.

The restaurant within the swanky South Congress Hotel also plans to show World Cup games, opening as early as 7 a.m. with breakfast sandwiches, coffee, Bloody Marys, and other special menus for the games.

All locations of the casual Cajun/Tex-Mex restaurant will be showing the games, opening at 9 a.m. There will also be breakfast tacos, biscuits, and other items available, plus drink specials ($2 mimosas) from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. to facilitate goal celebrations.