Where To Watch The Euros In London Bridge

The Trinity is calling you and your mates to enjoy some half-time sips this summer with its Euros screenings. The Borough Market boozer will be providing a lively atmosphere come June and July by showing the tournaments throughout its venue, alongside top-tier tipples and food. The menu features the likes of Philly cheese steak open sandwiches, crispy pork bao buns and more. 

If you're keen to find somewhere to watch Euro 2024 in London Bridge, consider taking the gang to The Bridge Tap London where you'll find shiny HD screens fixed to bare brick walls showing the action, and tan, leather sofas to cosy up into and watch. The venue fronts some quirky decor too, like pictures of the Mona Lisa, and its drink list is incredibly tempting, with cocktails like Ex On The Beach and the Campari and cranberry juice-based Twisting My Melon up for sipping. 

Bermondsey Bar and Kitchen is a gorgeous eatery housed in a revamped car park, sporting tall ceilings and an industrial-style interior in the form of exposed brickwork and shabby chic furnishings. It'll be showing the Euros 2024 this summer, alongside serving a fabulous drinks list and food menu curated by chef James Donnelly. Grab a pint of draught beer, tuck into a cheeseburger and let the games begin. 

Located on Borough High Street, St. Christopher's is a homely and cosy boozer sporting leather furnishings and plenty of glossy TV screens fixed to the wall showing sports throughout the year. When summer comes round, Euros are in full swing and you can catch fixtures here alongside the pub's ale of the day and hearty mains such as sausage and mash (or a vegetarian alternative). 

Bunch Of Grapes is one of the many pubs showing Euros football in London Bridge. Nestled between the Shard and Borough Market, it's a boozer that comes equipped with a pretty beer garden, ideal for half-time sips, and rustic decor. You'll find a selection of beers here, as well as wines, spirits and delicious food that's too good to resist post-match. After your team wins (hopefully), look forward to devouring signature burgers, pork and chorizo sausages and more.

What was once a National Westminster bank is now the Barrowboy & Banker, AKA your location to catch the Euros this summer on the big screen. It features stunning interiors like a vault-laden maze and high ceilings, as well as fronting a fully-stocked bar complete with cask ales, wines and gin. Gather your mates and head to this haunt to cheer on your team and get your chops around some hearty fish and chips. 

When it comes to the best places to watch the Euros final live in London Bridge, sports bar Redwood has your back. The latest audio-visual equipment makes for the ultimate viewing experience that includes all the commentary, while a range of regularly changing craft beers are served oh-so-fresh from copper tanks. Expect the best of atmospheres for the football at this dedicated sport joint.

We can't think of a venue more striking than The Horniman at Hays to watch the Euros this June and July. Dating back to the 17th century, the building boasts a grand centrepiece staircase, an antique wall clock and marble tables. It'll also be showing all the live action from Germany on HD screens while offering delicious food and drinks. Sip on classic cocktails like mojitos while chomping down on grilled sea bass or baked macaroni cheese. 

Did somebody call for riverside views with their Euros screenings? The Old Thameside Inn did. With an outside terrace that's a suntrap come warmer months and serene scenes of an old boat as well as the famous waters, this boozer is a picturesque place to hit up when it comes to catching the fixtures. Enjoy classic pub grub here too, such as chicken and truffled oyster mushroom pies, plus ribeye steaks, alongside fresh pints and glasses of wine. 

At Belushi's and The Dugout London Bridge, you won't miss a kick or a goal as it's showing the Euros this summer across its HD screens. Never one to skimp on atmosphere, the American-style bar is spread across two levels fronting projectors and 'dugout caves' featuring game consoles and beer pong, perfect for post-game fun with your mates.

The Lord Clyde in Southwark is a charming pub with heaps of character and a well-stocked bar. Rock up to catch the Euros here and you'll be met with ruby-red curtains, rich carpets and leather booths calling your name. Throughout the venue you'll find numerous screens showing the football, so take your pick, settle down and tuck into a fish finger sandwich while you're at it too.