Didn't manage to grab a ticket to France? Luckily for you, we've handpicked the best places to catch all the action. Rugby’s biggest prize returns and London’s finest sports bars are reeling out their huge screens to offer you a viewing experience fit for a champion. Don't miss a minute with our guide to the best bars, pubs and venues with big screens showing the Rugby World Cup 2027 in London.
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Last updated on 31st July 2024
Need a top-notch place to watch the Rugby World Cup? Well, Westwood Sports Pub & Kitchen have an awesome space filled with signature giant screens for a high-quality viewing experience, a games room with shuffleboard tables and a delicious wood-fired pizza oven.
BrewDog is screening the Rugby World Cup matches across its London bars, including in Soho, Camden and Shoreditch. Just book yourself a table to catch all of the action while delving into wings and burgers, with their epic new beer towers to wash everything down.
Tank beer and British bites draw the crowds to City of London's Broadwood, but it's the sporting credentials that keep them. The Tower 42 bar is set up with seven large plasma screens, all of which will be showing every try and touchdown from the tournament.
Not far from St Katherine Docks, Moretown Belle has an absolute whopper of a screen, boasting the largest TV Screen in Europe. The space will be showing off their piece over September through to November, by screening the Rugby World Cup - and if you don't catch it on the main screen, there's also 35 UHD 4K screens.
Thanks to state-of-the-art audio-visual equipment, Redwood is one of the best sports bars with big screens for watching the 2027 Rugby World Cup in Central London. Not only that, but there's a variety of drinks packages made for sports viewing, alongside craft pints poured direct from the copper tanks.
Not only does Greenwood boast 19 fabulous screens, but the Victoria favourite is also home to the Sports Lounge which features 7 screens and a state of the art video wall. Pair that with sizzling stone-baked pizzas and ice cold beers and you're onto a winner.
Home to an incredible number of big screens across the pub, Beechwood is going to be a prime spot come the Rugby World Cup. Pitch up for the day at one of the many tables and get stuck into the fantastic menu of food and drink while you watch.
Open 24 hours a day, Empire Casino in the West End is the home of gaming, from Black Jack through to sports screenings. The lively spot is home to the Carlsberg Sports lounge which features a wall of screens, perfect for catching the action of the 2019 Rugby World Cup.
Great beer, loaded burgers and plenty of screens; Belushi's is bringing live sports to London. The party spot will also help you celebrate or commiserate afterwards, with games of beer pong and DJ nights. There are sites in hotspots such as Camden, Shepherd's Bush and Hammersmith.
Bat & Ball is a fabulous shout if you're looking to watch the Rugby World Cup. Grab the gang and cheer on your favourite team all while playing ping pong or interactive darts. To top off your experience? Nab a freshly pulled pint while gawking at the venue's huge screen.
Close to all the fun of Shoreditch, Long Arm Pub & Brewery is a beer-centric spot that brews their own pints on site. In honour of the 2019 Rugby World Cup, the bar will be rolling out two large projectors, along with boasting a rowdy atmosphere.
Almost as rowdy as the stadiums, you can expect fans from all nations to flock to The Clapham Grand for each and every game. Best of all is the mega screen; almost 24ft in size, you'll have no problem catching every minute of the action in this sprawling space.
