Time zones are a nonfactor when the World Cup is on.
The U.S. Women’s National Team enters its final matchup of Group E play against Portugal on Tuesday, and while kickoff is at 3:00 a.m. ET, Banter Bar will be keeping the lights on and taps flowing.
Banter has a reservation policy, and while the 3 a.m. game hasn’t booked out the bar, Keller said the slots are “slowly filling up.” Smithfield Hall in Manhattan and The Bohemian Hall and Beer Garden in Queens have been two other hot spots hosting watch parties for the USWNT on their quest for a World Cup three-peat.
“I didn’t know anything about soccer at all and now I actually keep up with the games, I keep up with the players, I talk to the tables about their favorite players.”The Bohemian Hall and Beer Garden has become a gathering place not only for soccer, but for the local community to come together and bond over the sport, no matter what team they’re rooting for.
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