This Marina sports-bar haven (which boasts an 82" TV) will be open at 9 am for early Cup games, and is also offering a special cocktail menu with a drink themed around each and every Cup team.

Long a popular option for the sporting set, this cheesesteakery will be open for every Cup game with $3 Coors Lights. They'll also knock the price of your first beer down to $2 if you're wearing a Cup jersey for the team you're rooting for. And if you buy two pitchers, they'll give you free buffalo wings.

You can watch soccer players boot the ball and savor a boot of beer or mimosas at Leopold's, which is opening early to show each and every game. They've got a brand-new 80" TV for the occasion, as well as a special menu of bar bites like Austrian mac and cheese, goulash, and flatbreads.

This North Beach bar (as well as sister bar Shanghai Kelly's) will be open for every game, with $5 16-ounce bottles of Bud and $4 pints of Anchor lager.

This woodsy Polk bar is showing every game, opening at 8:30 am for morning matches. Happy hour runs straight through from 9 am-7 pm, and they've got 12 drafts, 12 screens, and a full bar.

A longtime favorite for soccer aficionados, The Pig and Whistle will be out in full force with brews, booze, and a cavalcade of fans.

In a Herculean display of effort, the owners of this sports bar managed to get it open in just a month, specifically so that they could show every Cup match. They've got pull-out bleachers to make room for extra drinkers during big games, and plenty of food and drink, including literal bathtubs of beer for groups.

Escape the office for a morning match at Bacchus Kirk, which will distribute complimentary bagels and offer happy-hour prices during every game (think $6 bloody Marys). They'll open 30 minutes before each game.

Need to sneak out of your office to catch a match? The Irish Bank will open at 9 am with projection screens, food, and rotating beer specials.

This massive bar and pool room at the Metreon will open early for all the World Cup games on their giant projection screens, with a special menu of breakfast items (breakfast burritos, French toast) and bar snacks like ribs and mac and cheese.

Union Square workers and convention attendees will want to head to this SOMA pub to catch games; they'll show every game and open early for morning matches, with brunch options like an Irish eggs Benedict with Irish bacon and potatoes O'Brien.

Don't miss a single game at Ziryab, which will provide you with plenty of Moroccan food, beer, and cocktails to fuel your cheering section.

Kezar Pub will show every game live, with plenty of wings and tacos to fuel your cheering, and pool and darts to pass the time between matches.

Football fans (don't call it soccer here) already know that this pub is the place to watch serious games with serious fans. They'll be open for every match, with DJ sets between games, and will also show tape-delayed games in the evening for anyone who can avoid getting spoiled.

The second in the trifecta of Lower Haight football bars, Danny Coyle's will have a special menu of savory pies (steak and kidney and more), drink specials, and even World Cup T-shirts for sale.

The final player in the Lower Haight soccer nexus will open at 8:45 am every day during the Cup, serving breakfast until noon on weekdays and brunch on weekends. If you want to meet your fellow football fans, Haight Street is clearly where it's at.

This newish Design District bar and restaurant is getting into the World Cup spirit in a big way, showing games at 9 am with a special breakfast menu. Stop in for bacon mac and cheese and an extensive craft beer menu.

Get your food truck on and watch every single Cup game at SOMA StrEat Food Park, which boasts 12 TVs and plenty of outdoor space for nice days (and indoor space for crummy ones). Here's the schedule. Follow them on Twitter to find out which trucks are around, and don't forget to hit the beer trailer for brews and mimosas.

This deeply old-school bar already opens at 7 am, so it's no surprise that they're showing all of the World Cup matches. Have a breakfast burrito and a Bloody Mary, or a burger and a beer.

The only thing better than cheering on your favorite World Cup team is doing it in a bar where you can throw peanut shells on the floor. The petite Homestead can get packed fast, so get there early for big games.

Grab a sausage and a brew and sit down for a World Cup match at Rosamunde, which will open at 8:15 am for morning games at the Mission and Oakland (but not Haight) locations. Their brunch menu, with breakfast burritos, waffles, and Four Barrel coffee, will be served from 9:30am onwards on game days.

A family-friendly spot in Rockridge, Barclay's will open at 8:45 am for morning games with a special menu of brunch items and drinks. Have a cup of coffee, or opt for one of the 30 taps of craft beer.

If you want to watch a soccer game on the big screen, it'll cost you ($10 for USA games, $5 for all other games), but this movie theater will be showing every match. There's food (including breakfast specials), beer, and wine. And they have wi-fi for those who need to attempt/pretend to work.

This lounge has deemed itself "World Cup headquarters," with special drinks themed around each of the 64 matchups. They've got six big screens and plenty of draft brews, too.

Spice up your Cup with paella at Venga, which is $10 during each and every match. The deal also extends to $4 beer and sangria, and they've got a high-definition projector and a 42" plasma TV.