Watch Party Radar by Dashmote Open the live map

RadarMelbourne › Tennis

Tennis · Melbourne, Australia

Where to Watch Tennis in Melbourne

Last updated July 26, 2026

Tennis is a Grand Slam sport in a bar: nobody fills a room for a Tuesday first-rounder, but a final does it on its own. These 21 venues in Melbourne carry a real signal that they put the tennis on.

Upcoming Tennis matches

Shows Tennis week in, week out

The Duke of Wellington

The Duke of Wellington Shows Tennis frequently

146 Flinders Street, Melbourne CBD · 4.3 stars (4,203 reviews)

Google reviewers describe tennis showing here regularly

Great pub, good vibe, enjoyed listened to 2 guys playing music with great players, watching the tennis. (Google review)

The Imperial Hotel

The Imperial Hotel Shows Tennis frequently

2-8 Bourke St, Melbourne VIC 3000 · 4.2 stars (4,124 reviews)

Google reviewers describe tennis showing here regularly

The Imperial Hotel on Bourke Street: One of Melbourne's most... The Australian Open isn't just tennis, it's a global summer celebration! source

Corner Hotel

Corner Hotel Shows Tennis frequently

57 Swan St, Richmond VIC 3121 · 4.4 stars (3,903 reviews)

Google reviewers describe tennis showing here regularly

The atmosphere was awesome, with most TVs showing the tennis, which really got us in the mood. (Google review)

Mail Exchange Hotel

Mail Exchange Hotel Shows Tennis frequently

688 Bourke St, 3000 · 4.2 stars (3,604 reviews)

Google reviewers describe tennis showing here regularly

Come on guys it was the Australian Open and basketball was on the big screen- no one sitting in front of it. (Google review)

Hopscotch Southbank

Hopscotch Southbank Shows Tennis frequently

Ground Floor/4 Riverside Quay, Southbank VIC 3006 · 4.5 stars (3,522 reviews)

Google reviewers describe tennis showing here regularly

But couple of days ago my friends invited me to watch Australian Open, so I've gladly agreed, as when I've passed the place a million times and it looked like good vibes. (Google review)

Hawthorn Hotel

Hawthorn Hotel Shows Tennis frequently

481 Burwood Road, 3123 · 4.2 stars (1,412 reviews)

Google reviewers describe tennis showing here regularly

Went here with friends for dinner and to watch the tennis. (Google review)

Bridie O'Reillys

Bridie O'Reillys Shows Tennis frequently

462 Chapel Street, 3141 · 4.2 stars (1,292 reviews)

Google reviewers describe tennis showing here regularly

Second visit for a beverage and watched some tennis on the screen in their garden. (Google review)

Melbourne Public

Melbourne Public Shows Tennis frequently

11 Dukes Walk, 3006 · 4.3 stars (1,058 reviews)

Google reviewers describe tennis showing here regularly

We went here on two consecutive evenings to watch the Australian Open on their big screen and stayed for a few hours... (Google review)

Coopers Inn

Coopers Inn Shows Tennis frequently

282 Exhibition St, 3000 · 4.3 stars (918 reviews)

Google reviewers describe tennis showing here regularly

Great place to watch the Australian Open, eat & drink (Google review)

Bleakhouse Hotel

Bleakhouse Hotel Shows Tennis frequently

97 Beaconsfield Parade, 3206 · 4.3 stars (739 reviews)

Google reviewers describe tennis showing here regularly

Good location for watching sport and the tennis this time of year. (Google review)

The Chase Hotel

The Chase Hotel Shows Tennis frequently

270 Canterbury Rd, 3131 · 3.6 stars (353 reviews)

Shows tennis regularly per its own website

Live Sports - English Premier league - AFL finals - Cricket - Tennis - Formula One KENO The Chase Hotel has both a self-serve keno option as well as the traditional staffed terminal available... source

Oydis

Oydis Shows Tennis frequently

190 -192 High Street, 3147 · 4.7 stars (165 reviews)

Google reviewers describe tennis showing here regularly

and delicious food - with a lovely atmosphere out the back beer garden area; I was able to use the space for my function under the pretty fairy lights where we could hear the music from DJ and even watch the tennis! (Google review)

Venues that hosted Tennis screenings

The Espy (Hotel Esplanade)

The Espy (Hotel Esplanade) Hosted Tennis screenings

11 The Esplanade, St Kilda VIC 3182 · 4.3 stars (4,406 reviews)

Iconic St Kilda seaside pub screening the Australian Open live

Game, set, match, The Espy is all in. Screening the Australian Open live in both the Public Bar and Sunroom, this iconic seaside pub delivers one of Melbourne's most atmospheric AO viewing experiences. source

Federation Square

Federation Square Hosted Tennis screenings

Swanston St & Flinders St, Melbourne VIC 3000, Australia · 4.5 stars (3,062 reviews)

Federation Square screens the Australian Open live on its Big Screen every day

What better way to celebrate this summer than with the return of the Australian Open? Get down to Fed Square and watch the action on the Big Screen. source

Village Belle Hotel

Village Belle Hotel Hosted Tennis screenings

202 Barkly St, 3182 · 4.2 stars (1,866 reviews)

St Kilda hotel screening every Australian Open serve and rally live

Located just a short trip from Melbourne Park, Village Belle is perfectly positioned for AO season. The Public Bar screens every serve and rally live ... you’ve got a reliable Australian Open base all tournament long. source

Prince Alfred Hotel

Prince Alfred Hotel Hosted Tennis screenings

619 Church Street, 3121 · 4.3 stars (1,221 reviews)

Richmond pub near Melbourne Park showing the Australian Open live and loud

Only a short stroll from Melbourne Park, Prince Alfred is a natural meeting point for tennis fans. Showing the Australian Open live and loud, with generous Happy Hour. source

Gardiner Hotel

Gardiner Hotel Hosted Tennis screenings

84 Glenferrie Road, 3144 · 4.5 stars (1,213 reviews)

Malvern pub with big screens showing the Australian Open

For fans who want a classic pub setting with serious sports credentials, Gardiner Hotel delivers. With big screens, comfortable viewing... it's ideal for soaking up the Australian Open. source

Great vibes watching Australian Open. (Google review)

Hickens Hotel

Hickens Hotel Hosted Tennis screenings

127 Russell St · 4.4 stars (456 reviews)

CBD hotel with a Canadian Club takeover screening the Australian Open

Hickens is firmly in match-day mode this Australian Open. With a Canadian Club takeover spanning both the rooftop and sports bar, Hickens leans into everything that makes watching tennis at the pub great. source

Pink Lemonade

Pink Lemonade Hosted Tennis screenings

23 Swan St, Richmond VIC 3121, Australia · 4.3 stars (250 reviews)

Richmond bar staying open all week to show Australian Open matches

It's also next door to the Richmond train station... you can start your weekend early - and even watch the tennis on the bar's big screens, if you can't make it to the courts. source

Tennis in other cities

London · New York · Sydney · Manchester · Glasgow · Dublin · Chicago

More live sport in Melbourne

Formula 1 · Club Football · NFL · Rugby · NBA · NHL · Fight Nights · Cricket · MLB · Horse Racing · All live sport in Melbourne

Frequently asked questions

Where can I watch the US Open in Melbourne?
21 venues in Melbourne have a real, checkable signal that they show tennis: the venue's own post or website, a club or fan-group listing, or local coverage. Every listing on this page links back to that source.
Is there a bar in Melbourne showing the tennis final?
The sections on this page split them by what the evidence says: 14 show tennis week in, week out; 7 hosted a one-off screening we could verify.
When are the next Tennis matches?
Next up: Australian Open 2027 begins on Sun 17 Jan 2027 (time to be confirmed); Australian Open 2027 women's singles final on Sat 30 Jan 2027 (time to be confirmed); Australian Open 2027 men's singles final on Sun 31 Jan 2027 (time to be confirmed). The four Slams are what fill a room, the US Open in late summer, the Australian Open in January, Roland Garros in spring and Wimbledon at the start of summer, and finals weekend is when a venue actually commits a screen.
How is this Tennis list for Melbourne put together?
It is built from public evidence only: a venue's own posts and website, club and fan-group listings, and local press. We keep hospitality venues only, drop anything we cannot source, and refresh the Melbourne list as new evidence appears.