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The home bar of the Detroit Celtic Supporters Club. Originally opened in 2018 on Gratiot in Eastern Market, Collect reopened in 2024 in a new East Village location with a large patio and indoor space. A curated beer bar with excellent selections of craft beer, wine, cider, and kombucha. On match days, Detroit's Celtic faithful gather here to watch Scottish Premiership and European football in a relaxed, community-oriented setting.
Detroit, Michigan
Detroit's dedicated soccer bar and restaurant, located inside the Detroit City Fieldhouse -- the training facility for Detroit City FC. Opens at 9 AM on weekends for Premier League brunch with English beef pies and warm apple pie alongside craft beer. This is where you watch DCFC road matches, catch every Premier League kickoff, and feel the heartbeat of Detroit's soccer culture. West Ham's Detroit Hammers supporters also gather here.
The home of Arsenal Detroit, where Gunners supporters have carved out their own patch in Corktown near the site of old Tiger Stadium. This Irish pub features 21 big-screen TVs, 26 draft lines with 15 Michigan craft beers, and opens at 10 AM on weekends for early Premier League matches. The exterior is painted Arsenal red, and the staff welcome the supporters club with open arms.
A Corktown institution known for craft burgers and soccer. Listed on the Premier League's official USA Bar Finder, Mercury became the home of Detroit Spurs -- the official Tottenham Hotspur supporters club -- drawing 70+ fans for North London Derbies. Previously the central hub for multi-club Soccer Saturdays before supporter groups scattered to their own pubs. Still a reliable spot for Saturday morning matches alongside poutine and old-school milkshakes.
A Detroit institution since the 1960s near the old Tiger Stadium site, Nemo's was named the No. 2 sports bar in the country by Sports Illustrated. This family-run bar in Corktown shows international soccer alongside all major sports, and is consistently listed among Detroit's top soccer viewing spots. Famous for their burgers and chili, with a welcoming vibe that draws a cross-section of Detroit sports fans.
Detroit's number one Irish pub since 1975, this bi-level Greektown institution features 32 screens across a 250-seat venue showing all major professional and college sports plus soccer and UFC. A short walk from every major Detroit venue with complimentary shuttle service. While not a dedicated soccer bar, the Shillelagh is a reliable spot for big soccer events and a Greektown fixture that no sports fan should miss.
The undisputed soccer bar of Detroit. Home to LFC Detroit, the official Liverpool supporters club that has swelled from 80 members to over 500 since 2013. Owner Erik Olson keeps the bar open for every Liverpool match regardless of kickoff time. Features authentic Anfield memorabilia including a wood-carved You'll Never Walk Alone motto and metal replica of the Shankly Gates. Located in the historic Eastern Market district, the bar broadcasts all Premier League matches plus F1.
