Save Your Seat
Reserve your spot for the biggest matches.
Reservations are now open for select matches on the Rooftop and in the Hall! Here's how it works:
We’re picking out a few matches each weekend for reservations. This will help us manage the most popular ones while still ensuring we can keep space for a variety of other matches. The full schedule will, as always, be listed at soccerhouse.com/schedule and will showcase both the featured matches with reservations available as well as the other matches we can show. If there is something you want to see that isn’t listed, please let us know at info@soccerhouse.com.
All of our tables are set for a max of six and intended to be communal. If you come with fewer you'll be seated with others. Friends if you support the same club, frenemies if you don’t!
Our reservation times start an hour before kickoff and end 30 minutes before (with some exceptions). If you’re running late, we'll hold your table for 15 minutes past your reservation time. This means that all unclaimed tables will be released to walk-ins 15 minutes before kickoff.
The Rooftop is open to the elements. If the weather turns foul, we can't guarantee an indoor table in its place. With rain in the picture this weekend, we'll have every match showing on the rooftop playing in the bar as well, so it might be cozy, but you won't miss a thing.
The Bar is always first come, first served. Always has been, always will be. There is also standing room in every space.
Reservations go through OpenTable and links to reserve can be found at soccerhouse.com or just click on the match you want below.
This week’s featured matches are:
A Madrid derby, Le Classique, and the Clásico Nacional in the same weekend! Where else could you possibly want to be?
And just to reiterate, these are not the only matches we're showing. The full list is at soccerhouse.com/schedule and we're happy to put on anything else we can by request. That includes every MLS match.
Book Club
The Beckham Experiment
Thursday, September 24, 7:00 PM
Next up: The Beckham Experiment: How the World's Most Famous Athlete Tried to Conquer America by Grant Wahl.
It’s a great read, but don’t take our word for it. Trust Franklin Foer, who wrote How Soccer Explains the World, said “David Beckham is more than a gifted player. He is a multinational conglomerate. And, in Grant Wahl’s extraordinary telling, his sojourn through Los Angeles makes for a gripping tale about the business of sports and the growth pangs of American soccer.”
Read it, or come anyway. We'll catch you up.
Movie Night
The Damned United
Thursday, October 1, 7:00 PM
The story of Brian Clough's 44-day stint as manager of Leeds United Football Club takes place in 1974 England. When Don Revie quits Leeds to become the England boss, the outspoken Brian Clough takes charge. Determined to impose his own style upon Revie's tough-tackling team, Clough soon alienates his players and the board. Based on the book by David Peace.
International Break
We’ll be back with updates early next week on schedules for the international window, which includes some great matches from the UEFA and CONCACAF Nations Leagues, friendlies, and our local no-break leagues - MLS and Liga MX.