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Where to Watch the World Series in Seattle
Seattle keeps watching baseball in October, and it watches at Tom’s Watch Bar Seattle. Our Seattle sports bar sits on Lenny Wilkens Way in Uptown, right next to Climate Pledge Arena at Seattle Center, with every MLB Playoff game on a central arena screen and more than 100 screens with the sound up. Catch every pitch from the Wild Card round through the final out of the World Series.
Playoff baseball is better with a crowd, and our historic brick building has room for one, plus an outdoor terrace with views of the Space Needle. Among the Seattle bars and restaurants near Seattle Center and Climate Pledge Arena, we’re the Lower Queen Anne game-day spot where fans watch the Mariners game all season. Stay for Seahawks Sundays, make us your Kraken bar next door, and make us the place to watch the World Series in Seattle. Tom’s Watch Bar Seattle is where Uptown watches the game.

The World Series is here, and baseball is guaranteed a first-time champion. For the first time since 1980, neither team in the Fall Classic has won a title before, with the league’s two top seeds, the Brewers and the Rays, battling for a franchise-first championship. Milwaukee hosted its first World Series games since 1982 to open the series, and now the action moves to Tropicana Field in St. Petersburg. Looking for where to watch the World Series? Every game is on at Tom’s Watch Bar, with the sound up and a room full of fans.
The Fall Classic is better with a crowd. Whoever you’re rooting for, Tom’s Watch Bar Seattle has every World Series game on the big screens with the sound up, plus game-day food and cold drinks for every pitch. Grab your crew, pick a side and watch the World Series with a room full of fans.

















