For the first time in history, Croatia will play in the World Cup Final on Sunday, July 15. Croatia beat England 2-1 in extra time to advance to the final and will face France, which is making its third World Cup Final appearance in the last six tournaments. Throughout the 2018 World Cup, local Croatian Americans have cheered for Vatreni ("The Blazers") at the Croatian American Hall in San Pedro. The special event venue is expecting an overflow crowd for the World Cup Final - 9th Street will be closed so that fans can watch outside.

Chef Ludo Lefebvre opened his largest restaurant to date, Petit Trois Le Valley, in the former Il Tiramisu space on Ventura Boulevard in April 2018. The kitchen and full bar will be busy for the World Cup Final between France and Croatia at 8am on Sunday, July 15.

This French bistro, which doubles as a neighborhood hangout, will be screening the World Cup Final at 8am and open early on Sunday, July 15.

Wake up and smell the Jameson at Casey's Irish Pub, which opens at 7am throughout the World Cup. Fuel up with an Irish Coffee and watch the match on big screens while you nosh on breakfast tacos and burritos, eggs, English style sausages and more.

La Cita Bar in Downtown L.A. is showing all the World Cup matches on their indoor and outdoor TVs, as well as a large screen projector. La Cita will open an hour before the start of early games.

It's first come, first served on the six TV screens at this Little Tokyo hidden gem. Travel the world at Far Bar via food and drink, with over 400 whisk(e)ys, 37 beer taps and an eclectic bar menu.

Located in Downtown L.A.'s red-hot Arts District, this Belgian-style beer bar will open early to show all matches throughout the month-long run of the World Cup.

Mohawk Bend is hosting the World Cup Final from 8am to noon on Sunday, July 15. One of L.A.'s best vegan-friendly bars, the Silver Lake staple is offering Breakfast Burritos & Beer (Vegan/Non-Vegan) for $15. Reservations are encouraged.

After closing in December 2014, The Cat & Fiddle reopened in June 2017 at the former Mud Tavern space on Highland Avenue. The latest incarnation of the beloved pub is more intimate than its previous location, but long-time patrons will appreciate the garden patio. The food menu features British staples such as Fish & Chips, Bangers & Mash, and Homemade Savoury Pies, along with an extensive selection of beers, wines and signature cocktails.  For Croatia vs. England on Wednesday, July 11, The Cat is serving a pint of Stella with either their Cat & Fiddle Burger or Savoury Pie for just $15. They've also got the official World Cup bottle of Bud for $5.

Early arrival is a must at this Melrose Avenue favorite, which shows matches on numerous screens beneath flags from around the world. Doors open at 9am for Croatia vs. England on Wednesday, July 11.

Opened in 1974, Ye Olde King’s Head is a self-described “Ambassador for All things British” and one of the popular British pubs in Santa Monica, which continues to be a favorite destination for British expats and vacationing Brits alike. Located a short walk from the beach and the historic Santa Monica Pier, the pub has expanded numerous times over the years. Today, Ye Olde King’s Head features The Pub, a comfortable casual dining room; an outdoor patio; a bakery; and the Gift Shoppe, which offers everything from classic British sweets to china. Ye Olde King’s Head is featuring all World Cup matches live and will open as early as 5am for England matches.

The Cock ‘n Bull British Pub in Santa Monica has been a favorite of UK expats for nearly three decades. The Cock 'n Bull claims to be the first bar to show live English soccer in the U.S. (since its opening in 1990) and in 2002 was voted the best soccer bar in the U.S. by the Fox Soccer channel. The Cock 'n Bull shows football from both sides of the Pond year round, including pro and college football, English Premier League, and UEFA Champions League. For the World Cup, the Cock ‘n Bull features numerous viewing spots, including HD LCD screens and a 135-inch hi-def projector screen. Tuck into traditional pub grub like Fish and Chips, Bangers and Mash, and Shepherd’s Pie, paired with a wide selection of beers served in British Imperial pints. Breakfast specials will be served for morning World Cup games. The full schedule is posted on the Cock ‘n Bull website.

The Fox and Hounds in Studio City is a proper British pub with a full bar, 16 imported beers on tap, another dozen in the bottle, and a big menu of all-day English breakfasts, traditional pub grub, gourmet burgers and a variety of entrees. The Fox and Hounds is screening every World Cup game on two huge projector screens and 10 HDTVs. Select popular matches like Brazil v. Mexico require a ticket for entry. Tickets guarantee entry and are sold on a first come, first served basis. Visit The Fox and Hounds website for the schedule of ticketed matches.

Lucky Baldwin’s British Pub & Cafe was opened in the heart of Old Town Pasadena in 1996 by English owners David Farnworth and Peggy Simonian, who turned a run-down business into a beer mecca. The full kitchen serves traditional British fare during breakfast, lunch and dinner. Lucky Baldwin’s offers 63 beers on tap and European drinking festivals are celebrated throughout the year, such as its renowned Belgian Beer Festival, IPA festivals, Oktoberfest and more. Lucky Baldwin's will be open early for every game. The $5 cover for 5:00 a.m. early games includes coffee and hot tea. Breakfast starts at 8:00 a.m. every day.

The Greyhound Bar & Grill features chef-driven Midwestern-inspired bar food and a thoughtful and fun beverage program. The Highland Park favorite is showing the World Cup on a 120" HD projector with sound, plus beer specials for every match. Doors open 15 minutes before kickoff.

The popular Highland Park gastropub opens early for morning games and will feature $5 Peroni drafts and breakfast specials.

The Atwater Village location of Momed will be screening the World Cup Final on Sunday, July 15 at 7:00 a.m., featuring a Mediterranean breakfast buffet and two big screen TVs. The bar will be open for adults 21 and over. Pricing is $40 for this ticketed event, reservations can be made through Open Table. 50% of the proceeds of the ticket sale will be donated to KIND: Kids in Need of Defense, an organization that provides legal aid and services to unaccompanied migrant children.

For Mexico fans, Guelaguetza has been a home-away-from-home throughout their run this tournament. Located on the edge of Koreatown, the acclaimed Oaxacan restaurant brings in a big screen for the World Cup. Guelaguetza will open at 7am on July 15 for the World Cup Final and their mantra: “Mole, Mezcal, Micheladas, Fútbol.”

Opened in 1959, The Red Lion in Silver Lake serves traditional German food and a wide range of German beer in a comfortable Old World setting. The gasthaus and biergarten will open early for morning games. Seating is first come, first served. During the World Cup, The Red Lion is offering new beers, shot specials, giveaways, collectible steins, and much more.

Beer Belly will show all World Cup matches on its multiple screens. Enjoy microbrews and epic pub fare in the heart of Koreatown - the hot wings are some of the best in town. Beer Belly will feature "Kegs & Eggs" breakfast specials for the final.

Located near Koreatown, M Grill Brazilian Steakhouse is showing select World Cup games on their larger screens, with themed specials like half-price Argentinean Malbecs and Spanish wines, or two for one beers and whiskeys. To go with the all-you-can-eat grilled meat, enjoy Happy Hour specials throughout the Cup, including 50% off select drinks and discounted small plates.

Wirtshaus is a traditional German restaurant and pub that specializes in authentic German food, featuring more than 35 German beers and a great selection of German and Austrian wines. The World Cup festivities will include six flat screen TVs inside and the restaurant’s outdoor, dog-friendly biergarten. Wirtshaus will open at 7:15am on Sunday, July 15 and is featuring food and drink specials during the Final.

Located on the famed Sunset Strip, Rock & Reilly's Irish Pub is showing every game on its 16 high-definition TVs. The pub is open early for all games and will feature World Cup drink specials. Rock & Reilly's will host a party for the championship match on July 15, with entertainment and specials TBA.

Meaning "tavern" in Russian, Traktir in West Hollywood boasts a must-try borscht. Continue with an all-out banquet meal paired with shots of vodka, or order a la carte.

Watch the final five matches of the World Cup on the big screens of the Hammer Museum in Westwood. Schedule for this free program: Semifinals (Tuesday, July 10, 11 a.m. & Wednesday, July 11, 11 a.m.) and the Final Match on Sunday, July 15 at 8 a.m. Cash bar.

After the matches, check out Made in L.A. 2018, the latest iteration of the Hammer’s acclaimed biennial exhibition, showcasing artists from Greater Los Angeles.

The Paley Center for Media in Beverly Hills joins with soccer fans from around the world to enjoy the excitement and drama of 32 nations competing in the 2018 FIFA World Cup Russia. New for this year: through partnerships with Telemundo and FOX Sports, The Paley Center brings you multilingual coverage of the games. For matches that include a Spanish-speaking country you will see the first-rate, Spanish-language coverage from Telemundo; for all other games enjoy the expertise of FOX Sports. Come enjoy the action on a movie-size screen with comfortable seating. Great for families! Free and open to the public.

Paley Center Members receive preferred seating in the theater. When you check in at the front desk, show your Membership card, or the staff can look up your number for the preferred seating.

Steak is the name of the game at the Buenos Aires Grill, where fans watched the Argentine team during their tournament run.

Get festive Brazilian style without the meat fest at Bella Vista Brazilian Gourmet Pizza, located in the Brazilian Mall. Fans cheered for Verde-Amarela with Brazilian music and all-you-can-eat pizza for $25.

A perennial gathering spot for Verde-Amarela fans, Café Brasil is showing all World Cup games. The brightly colored, casual restaurant serves some of the best Brazilian food in L.A., including all-day breakfasts, Brazilian style churrasco, fresh juices, and the house specialty, traditional feijoada (beef and pork stew).

Located in Glendale, Gaucho’s Village serves authentic Brazilian cuisine. For the Final, Gaucho's Village is featuring an AYCE self-serve breakfast that includes eggs, bacon, garlic chicken, country style potatoes, grilled ham, chicken fried steak, salad bar, coffee and juice.

For lunch games, Sadaf Restaurant is offering $9-$16 lunch including a beer. Morning games feature a full breakfast buffet plus a Persian touch - the regular breakfast is beefed up with Persian delicacies. Priced at $17.99 including 2 beers. Sadaf will have 1 giant screen and several smaller screens in the restaurant for guests. Drink specials all June and July for World Cup fans, including buckets of beer for $12.99. 

The Springbok Bar & Grill was founded by a trio of native South Africans, Peter Walker, Robin McLean and Graham Taylor. Located in Van Nuys, the Springbok offers a comfortable and friendly environment to watch rugby, cricket, soccer and American football and baseball. The award-winning menu showcases the cultural diversity of Southern Hemisphere foods. There are TVs throughout the bar, but fans will want to watch the World Cup on the big screens in the spacious back room.

One of L.A.'s top second wave breweries, Aleworks in Hawthorne welcomes Bartz Barbecue, which will serve Nashville Hot Fried Chicken & Waffles from 8-11am for the World Cup Final. Later that day, Bartz will offer a full menu of combos and a la carte chicken, sandwiches and sides. Free admission with RSVP at Eventbrite.