The best place to watch the Champions League in Amsterdam depends on your group. Coco's Outback on Rembrandtplein is the safest bet for a lively crowd, while Rokin 85 offers a more relaxed dinner setup with its 10 screens.
Which bar is right for you?
- Big groups: Coco's Outback (26 screens)
- Families with kids: Rokin 85 (restaurant atmosphere)
- Late kick-offs: Belushi's Amsterdam (party vibe)
- English commentary: O'Reilly's Irish Pub
- Out of the centre: Plan B (West Amsterdam)
1. Coco's Outback
Coco's Outback on Rembrandtplein is the biggest sports bar in the city. It is the pick for a loud, high-energy crowd. The bar has 26 screens and two large projectors, so every seat has a clear view. Arrive at least an hour before kick-off, as they do not take table bookings for match nights. The sound is always on for the biggest games.
2. Rokin 85
Located on Rokin, this venue is a restaurant that takes football seriously. It is the pick for fans who want a sit-down meal while they watch. They have 10 screens and a massive projector. You can book a table in advance, which makes it a safe choice for families or couples.
3. Satellite Sports Café
Satellite Sports Café sits right on Leidseplein. It is the pick for late-night crowds and those who want to sit outside. They have heated outdoor terraces with screens, so you can watch the match in the fresh air. The bar gets busy fast, so get there early.
4. O'Reilly's Irish Pub
Just behind Dam Square, O'Reilly's is a classic Irish pub. It is the pick for expats who want English commentary. The pub has multiple big screens and serves hearty pub food. It feels familiar and safe for international fans. They show all major Premier League and Champions League fixtures.
5. Belushi's Amsterdam
Belushi's is near the Red Light District and attracts an international crowd. It is the pick if you want a party atmosphere after the final whistle. The bar runs drink deals during matches and has plenty of screens. You can book a booth for your group if you plan ahead.
6. Regular & Jack
Located on Vijzelstraat, Regular & Jack is a modern sports bar. It is the pick for fans who hate bad viewing angles. They designed the bar so you can see a screen from literally anywhere in the room. The food is better than standard pub fare, and you can reserve a table online.
7. Plan B
Plan B is in West Amsterdam, away from the tourist crowds. It is the pick for locals and fans who want to play pool before the match. They have huge screens and a relaxed vibe. You do not have to fight for space, and the drinks are slightly cheaper than in the centre.
8. Susie's Saloon
Susie's Saloon overlooks the canal on Oudezijds Voorburgwal. It is the pick for watching a match on a sunny evening. They have screens inside and a great canal-side terrace. The crowd is a mix of locals and tourists, keeping the atmosphere friendly and safe.
9. The Three Sisters
The Three Sisters is a large, traditional pub on Rembrandtplein. It is the pick for fans who want classic Dutch pub food with their football. They have plenty of seating and multiple screens. It is less intense than Coco's Outback but still has a great atmosphere.
10. The Bulldog Mack
The Bulldog Mack on Oudezijds Voorburgwal is a sports bar with a relaxed attitude. It is the pick for small groups who want a casual night. They show the Champions League on several screens and have a solid food menu.
Dutch channels usually broadcast the biggest Champions League matches at 21:00 local time.