A guide for watching the World Cup in Seattle

Photo by Clive Brunskill/Getty ImagesThe 2022 men’s World Cup kicked off on Sunday with Ecuador beating Qatar, 2-0. That was the first of what will be 64 games that run from now until Dec. 18.

In a normal World Cup year, there would be bars and restaurants all over the area showing all or at least most of the games. But with Qatar 11 hours ahead of Seattle, kickoffs mostly fall outside normal business hours. Chances are, most people will probably just watch games from home.

But there are quite a few places planning to open specially for some games during the World Cup — and at least one that says it will open for all of them. This is the list we’ve compiled so far, but if you want to add to…