How a Beer Hall Keeps Up With a World Cup Crowd @nytimes
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Uploaded July 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
The fans see the games, the crowds, the food and the beer. But behind every World Cup watch party is a team working long before kickoff and well after the final whistle. We go behind the scenes at a beer hall in Brooklyn to see what it takes to serve a room full of soccer fans on game day.

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How a Beer Hall Keeps Up With a World Cup Crowd

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