Does Brasserie Chez Clément screen the 2026 FIFA World Cup matches?

The 2026 FIFA World Cup runs from 11 June to 19 July 2026 across the United States, Canada and Mexico. Kick-off times in Belgium fall mostly in the evening, sometimes late afternoon, occasionally past midnight, because of the six-to-nine-hour time difference with the host cities. A venue that only screens the final matches of the day would miss a significant slice of the tournament.

Chez Clément screens every match during its complete opening window: from noon until 1 a.m., seven days a week. The lunch service (12:00 to 14:30), the continuous afternoon bar, the evening dinner service (19:00 to 22:30) and the late bar until 1 a.m. all run with the tournament on screen. There is no time slot during which the World Cup is not visible in the venue.

For visitors unfamiliar with the format, this is a Belgian brasserie, not a sports bar. The 230-seat main room, the glass-roofed conservatory and the bar remain in full brasserie service: kitchen led by chef Vincent Frédéric De Laloy since 1996, 32-strong brigade, standard à la carte Belgian classics. The football screen is an added layer, not the point of the visit.

For Belgium matches, quarter-finals, semi-finals and the 19 July final, we strongly recommend booking. The house serves 200 to 300 covers per service and fills quickly on match nights. Groups larger than 10 should contact the team directly to secure a calm placement with a clear line of sight to the screen.