Couldn't get a seat at Twickenham? We've got the next best thing right here. As the Northern Hemisphere's big guns prepare to go into battle for one of the most closely contested Six Nations championships in years, we're on call to bring you the best places to watch all of the action in the city. Don your colours, sink some pints and cheer your boys on to victory at one of our recommended rugby pubs and sports bars for the Six Nations 2025 in London.
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Last updated on 13th December 2024
Flocking to Fulham for the sports this Six Nations season? One of the most charming pubs in the area, not only is The Rose coming up trumps with British fare and plenty of craft pints to go round, but it's also showcasing the very best of the rugby action.
Located in Victoria, Greenwood has billed itself as a sports lovers' paradise. And it's not messing around when it comes to egg-shaped ball action; head upstairs to find seven large modern screens, two shuffleboard tables and a pizza menu.
Famed for their craft beer and good food, The Running Horse is also a decent spot to watch the Six Nations. With some top-notch screens and a chilled space for sports fans, this is a great spot to cheer on your team over a few pints.
West Brompton boozer The Lillie Langtry will be screening every second of the Guinness Six Nations action over the next few months. Reserve a table in the bar area to get amongst the action, or enquire after their private rooms if you're after a more laid-back affair.
Whether you're heading to their venue in Victoria, Canary Wharf or Tower Hill, you're guaranteed to have a good time while watching the Six nations at Munich Cricket Club. They will be showing every single game this year across multiple screens, and you can nab delicious German dishes like bratwurst and schnitzel, alongside steins of beer, as you enjoy the match in these colourful bars.
A traditional boozer in South London, Falcon is a cosy spot at which to watch the Six Nations Championships. Grab a pint of something tasty, order a spread of British cuisine and watch all the action as it unfolds in front of you on the screen.
From burgers to darts and rugby showings, Temple Brew House knows a thing or two about keeping punters happy. Play a few rounds of foosball with pals or grab a bite to eat from the hearty menu, all before catching your team on the screens for the Six Nations.
Located in the City of London, Goldwood Sports Pub & Kitchen is a fabulous find for all your sports watching pleasure. Catch every single second of the Six Nations all while sipping on freshly pulled pints and munching on a delish burger.
King's Cross' Rotunda backs right onto the canal, meaning it's a real beauty of a restaurant with outdoor seating. But that's not all that's in store, as you can also expect 75" inch screen at the bar for all your sports needs, so you can munch through burgers slathered in bacon jam, tuna tartare and chilli con carne while cheering on your Six Nations team.
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The Betjeman Arms is a great place to head to if you're looking to watch rugby. Settle into a booth and get prepared with craft beer and the best bar snacks around. You'll also get to choose tasty dishes from their extensive menu to keep you satisfied throughout the game.
In the heart of Shepherd's Bush lies a newly-refurbished watering hole that's ready to welcome punters to its beautiful location for some rugby-based socialising. The Defector's Weld promises an electric atmosphere before, during and even after the game. Expect DJ sets, street food and a free Guinness if you book a table and a bite to eat.
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Watch every single one of the matches of the Six Nations tournament at Bermondsey Bar & Kitchen. This buzzing hangout boasts a number of huge screens all about the place, plus slings out pizza, steak, beers and killer cocktails.
Kick the rugby off in style over at The Theodore Bullfrog, a cracking rugby pub in Central London. Watch the matches from various big screens while taking advantage of the huge sharing platters of elevated pub grub, as well as the ample selection of boozy bevs.
The Railway Tavern is a Clapham boozer where craft pints and a range of delish food goes hand-in-hand with Six Nations viewing. Settle down across the quirky space to munch through fried chicken, stacked burger, vegan fare and pub classics while you support your team.
Vinegar Yard is welcoming rugby fans for the Six Nations this year, boasting a massive screen that'll show every kick, tackle and try. While you watch, chow down on special edition slices from Bad Boys Pizza Society. You can book ahead to make the most of their drinks packages too.
Although The Althorp is known for its crackin' views of Wandsworth Common, it's also a great venue for all of the Six Nations action. Grab a table in its dark wood-themed space to catch every try, tackle and boot of the ball, before downing a few tasty drinks, from beer to wine.
Grab your pals and make your way to a well-loved boozer, The Star Hackney Downs, to watch the Six Nations. Expect to watch the game on their awesome screens, with plenty of pub grub and booze. Need we say more?
Boasting 8 HD screens and a crackin' food menu to boot, it's no wonder why Rocket Euston is a great spot to catch all the Six Nations action. Head inside this King's Cross venue, where you'll be able to chow down on hearty fare, all while watching every try, tackle and scrum.
Beckenham's White Horse is a cool space for boozing and watching rugby, where big screens are dotted round the sprawling space and there's leather booths to put your feet up in. Not only that, but gourmet burgers and small plates are waiting for you to fill up with.
The Railway in Blackheath Village has tries, kicks and tackles across its screens, welcoming you to soak in every moment of this huge ruby tournament. Not only that, but there's, craft beers and British pub grub making up your refreshments.
If you're looking for a local to settle down in every time the Six Nations is on, and happen to be a Putney resident, then you're in for a treat. From hearty plates of food to craft beers to accompany them, this boozer will keep you refreshed. Better yet, this watering hole is dog-friendly too.
Ditch those sports bars for a pub with character by booking a spot at The King's Arms in London Bridge for a quirky Six Nations viewing. You can bet on unbeatable vibes, quality food and plenty of cocktails to pick from if you start getting bored of pints. Top plates include the flame grilled burgers and rack of baby back ribs.
The Star By Liverpool Street is a unique and huge modern pub, bringing a stellar atmosphere to your live rugby screening. Plus, this place doubles as a karaoke den, so you can get your fix of belting out your favourite tunes afterwards.
One Over The Ait is perched atop Kew Bridge Road, offering a lively space to eat, drink and enjoy all the Six Nations fixtures with your friends. It's a cute spot, merging an industrial-style ceiling with wholesome pictures hanging on the walls. Swing by to use the players' lounge, featuring a pool and soccer table, plus darts and tuck into juicy burgers or cracking roasts during half-time.
Don't fret if you haven't booked a place to see the Six Nations. Right in the City of London sits the Albion, the perfect sport's fan spot for award-winning brews, giant TV screens and a fun atmosphere for a watch party.
Try out Forester, located in Ealing, for all your Six Nations needs this year. Housed within a Grade II-listed building, this beauty of a pub features a stunning green tiled fireplace and warm wooden interiors. When you're not engrossed in all the action on one of its shiny screens, tuck into some delicious Thai fare, like crispy aromatic duck, Geang mussaman curry or chowmein.
One of Mare Street's most beloved pubs, The Old Ship Inn will be showing you every scrap and scrum of the Six Nations this year. Head over for a chance to catch all of the action complete with delicious plates of rotisserie chicken, craft beers and perfectly crafted cocktails.
Showing all Six Nations games live on their screens, you won't miss a moment of the action at Spanish Galleon, a charming boozer located in a Grade-II listed building from the 19th century smack dab in the heart of Cutty Sark. Grab one of their mouth-watering burgers or classic pub delights with a pint of Guinness and prepare for the ultimate game day experience.
Nestled in the centre of East Finchley, The Old White Lion is a cosy boozer that's brimming with charm. What better place to watch the Six Nations than in this high-spirited pub that boasts a scrumptious menu of pub classics and boozy concoctions?
Hunting for the perfect watering hole to catch all the big rugby matches? Drapers Arms gives you everything you need for your evening of live sports, including a private function room, Sky TV and delicious pints. What's more, there's everything from sirloin steak to seafood linguini on the menu.
If you're after a Six Nations hotspot with great food, Roundhouse Wandsworth is a great option. Gather your pals to dig into honey-seared halloumi or moreish Korean-style pork belly bites, all while your eyes are glued to sporting action on the HD screens.
Looking to catch all the rugby matches? For your Six Nations viewing pleasure, The Holden in Colliers Wood is a great place to head to if you're looking for huge HD screens. Watch the big game while tipping back pints and chomping on burgers.
Fancy catching all the Six Nations action on a massive projector? Head to The World's End near Finsbury Park station for a brill time. They've got HD screens, live music, board games, and even table football to keep you entertained through the night. Feelin' peckish? Don't miss their delicious small plates of beef cheek nuggets and wild mushroom arancini.
Need Six Nations plans? Then you're going to want to check out Daylight Inn. Located just a stone's throw from Sadler's Wells and Angel tube station, this best-loved boozer is home to a great range of HD TVs, alongside a crackin' food menu to fill up on.
Fronting a laidback rock 'n' roll vibe, plenty of screens for catching live sport and a lineup of crowd-pleasing drinks, The Star In Shoreditch is the perfect place to catch the Six Nations games. Better yet, you can head down to rowdy basement bar The Workshop for some live music afterwards.
A traditional red-brick boozer in Shoreditch, The Angel is cool, cosy and a prime spot for watching the Six Nations. Grab a pint of something tasty, kick back in a comfortable seat and watch in awe as the countries go head-to-head.
For something a little different in London, head to De Hems Dutch Cafe Bar for your next watch party. Enjoy all the Six Nations games while tipping back Dutch and Belgian beers. Plus, they offer traditional snacks and mains for when you get hungry in between breaks.
Make your way to The Loose Box in Westminster to cheer your team on and expect only the best vibes. With an open space, games room and lots of pizza to tuck into, you definitely won't be disappointed at this well-loved haunt.
Offering a traditional pub experience coupled with modern, stylish interiors, Railway Tavern Richmond is a renowned local for many reasons, including its epic sports screenings. Make your way over with the gang to catch the Six Nations rugby, with plenty of food and drink to fuel you through.
What's better than rugby and pints? Pretty much nothing. That's why Gipsy Hill Brewery are hosting a one-hour tour with a tasting of six beers in their taproom, before screening a Six Nations match which you can enjoy from the comfort of your own guaranteed table, all for just £20.
Beautiful East London pub The Leyton Star has all rugby fans in the area covered, thanks to plenty of opportunities to catch live sporting action on their screens. You can settle down to watch the Six Nations this year, with Cheeky Burger offering up food and plenty of craft beers behind the bar.
If you're looking for somewhere a bit more swanky to watch the Six Nations in London, then The Earlsfield on Garratt Lane is just the boozer for you. Head over to settle down in plush leather seating, enjoying plenty of stellar pub grub and refreshing pints while you're at it.
When it comes to rugby, Fountain & Ink is the real deal. Don't miss out on a second of all the Six Nations action at this sleek boozer that boasts an extensive selection of craft beers and delish gastropub classics. Grab a chilled pint and get ready to cheer your team to victory.
The Lyttelton Arms is a Camden boozer that's ideal for a spot of sports-watching. And while you look on as the countries go head to head, tuck into delicious street food eats from the likes of Ruby Jean's Burgers, Chicken Society and more.
Decked out with more HD screens than you can shake a stick at, The Leather Bottle is a top spot for watching the Six Nations in South London. It also fronts one of the capital's largest beer gardens, featuring tented covers, private huts and lots of TVs.
With over 150 years of experience serving up the finest brews in town, The Alexandra is a Clapham pub that knows a thing or two about showing you a good time – and that includes displaying all your favourite games on two projectors and five HD screens showing everything from football to rugby and beyond. Located just a stone's throw from Clapham Common tube station, catch all the Six Nations action at this boozer as you down a pint (or two).
Where are the big screens in London? The question on everyone's lips. Showing sport all day and night, Grosvenor Casino St Giles and The Victoria boast a few of the best. Aside from the rugby, expect exciting card games and British fare to fill up on.
Make watching Six Nations super fun this year at The Castle in Angel. They'll be offering huge screen viewings of the rugby game indoors, as well as its rooftop. And to top it off? They're serving refreshing beers, moreish cocktails and half-time treats.
Looking for an awesome spot to watch the Six Nations? We've got you sorted at The Duchess of Kent in Islington with its cosy seating. Head there for local beers on tap, as well as mouthwatering half-time snacks.
Wondering where to watch the Six Nations games in Clapham? Belle Vue has got you covered. This lively boozer is a local favourite for sports screenings, so you can bet your bottom dollar it'll be pulling out all of the stops during the rugby, with tasty food and drinks to boot.
You can always rely on The Three Crowns for that laidback viewing experience of Six Nations rugby. This Shoreditch spot puts up an epic projector screen for all of the games, alongside whipping up international favourites, including popcorn chicken, cauli bites and skin on fries.
A popular Putney plot, The Jolly Gardeners is a fantastic place to catch all the fixtures. To keep you fuelled through the games, tuck into elevated pub grub, including mouthwatering roasts. And you won't be going thirsty here either, as there's an extensive range of booze on offer.
The North Star is a cosy boozer in the heart of Ealing that's stocked to the brim with delicious craft beers and ales, as well as a big ol' screen showing the Six Nations throughout February and March. From the buzzing atmosphere to the top-notch drinks, this one's a bit of a winner.
If you're looking to watch the Six Nations in a super cosy yet modern pub, then The Merchant of Battersea in Clapham is the place for you. It boasts large screens in every room making it possible to get a cracking view of the action from wherever you're sitting or standing. There's some fantastic food for the half-time munchies too, like pizza and loaded sandwiches.
Screening every big rugby match on its HD TVs, Crown Twickenham is a top-notch boozer for Six Nations action. Gather your pals and head to this Richmond Road destination for good vibes, ice-cold pints and front-row views of all of the action. Hungry? There's a hearty menu for that.
Make your way to The Broadcaster, a stunning contemporary White City boozer, to catch all the Six Nations action live. No need to book a table; just drop in and grab a pint as you indulge in their delish British pub grub and a killer selection of handcrafted cocktails and artisanal beer. Feelin' fancy? For a private viewing experience, you can rent out the versatile green room for you and over 30 of your mates.
Book yourself a spot at Hawkins Forge to watch the Six Nations and have an absolute whale of a time. Not only will you be able to catch all the fixtures, but you'll also get to enjoy a range of beers, ales and cocktails, as well as lots tasty grub.
Central to all the action in the heart of London and showing the Six Nations fixtures on its HD screens this year is the Euston Flyer, a wonderful boozer just off of the main road. It's got everything you could ask for from a wholesome pub, including a menu featuring moreish snacks like spiced lamb koftas and beer-battered haddock goujons, plus hearty mains like steak or pie of the day.
Need a spot to catch all the Six Nations action? The Huntsman & Hounds is a real winner. Not only does this Elephant and Castle venue offer a range of HD screens, but there's also a top-notch selection of brews on the menu. On top of that, this drinking den is dog-friendly too.
Boasting screens on its terrace and indoor space, Bow St Tavern is a great venue for Six Nations viewings. Located opposite the Royal Opera House, this best-loved boozer has plenty of areas to watch every game, alongside a tasty menu flaunting the heartiest of eats.
Not only is the Duchess Belle a top choice for wining and dining in Battersea, but the beaut boozer is also on hand for your Six Nations fix. Head to Nine Elms for a multi-screen wall and three sound zones that'll ensure you don't miss a thing.
Boasting a selection of sizeable screens all around the picturesque, tiled venue, the Victoria Taps in Westminster will be showing all of the Six Nations games - with a free pint of Guinness if you swing by for a Sunday match. And if all the excitement gets you hungry? There are delicious hand-stretched pizzas, burgers and tacos available here too.
Searching for places to watch all the rugby matches? The Crown and Anchor is a great little pub is Chiswick - perfect for catching all the games. Enjoy delicious British classics, TV screens and pints while hosting a viewing party with your pals.
A bit of a gem in Kentish Town, The Bull & Gate just so happens to be one of the best places to catch all the rugby fixtures. While in warm and cosy surrounds, watch the games, tuck into tasty sharing boards and sip all kinds of delicious pints.
If you're wondering where to catch the Six Nations, Bat & Ball is a firm choice. Located in Stratford, this glorious venue is home to a first-class range of HD screens to watch every scrum, tackle and try. Hungry? There's also a crackin' menu to curb those cravings.
If you're looking for a pub in South London that's showing the Six Nations matches, Park Tavern should be your port of call. Not only does this gorgeous, independent watering hole front a whole load of screens showing the games, but it also rustles up delicious grub and tasty bevs.
Dishing up a variety of tasty food and drinks, you can be sure to chow down crispy mac and cheese balls and burgers while watching the big game at The Star Of Kings. Not only do they have mouthwatering American-style food, but they also have a crackin' screen to cheer your team on.
The Six Nation matches are unmissable, and what better way to watch the big games than at BrewDog? With large TV screens, messy wings and towering pints of beer, it's a no-brainer when it comes to viewing parties in Soho, Camden, Ealing and beyond.
To watch the Six Nations rugby in London, look no further than heading to Shoreditch High Street's Bar Kick. While better know for being footie fanatics, these guys also show plenty of other sports on their 12 HD screens, with DJs for afters and table football throughout.
Home to Sky Sports and a massive projector screen, The Albany in Fitzrovia is one heck of a spot for watching the championships. Kick back with a prime view of the games and chow down on British comfort food bites, washed down with craft beers and wine.
An iconic Notting Hill pub boasting a bucketload of characterful charm, Cock and Bottle is going to be absolutely electric during the Six Nations matches. While you watch the games, make sure to check out the lip-smacking menu of traditional fare and refreshing pints.
Catch every single moment of the Six Nations Rugby Championships from the comfort of The Sindercombe Social, a top pub in Hammersmith. And while you watch? Sip from a fantastic selection of craft beers and tuck into tasty American-style grub.
Located in the heart of Euston, The Crown & Anchor is a charming British pub, perfect for a lazy Saturday afternoon catching up on the latest Six Nations action. And for those half time hunger pangs? There's everything from from smoked cheddar croquettes to gourmet sausage rolls and crispy cod goujons.
Over at The Wolfpack Inn in Fulham, West Hampstead and Queens Park, you'll be able to catch all the Six Nations action in a quirky, rock 'n' roll setting. The trendy boozer boasts state-of-the-art screens showing the fixtures and the bar is well-stocked with all your favourite tipples, with a mighty fine cocktail list too.
Located in the heart of Westminster, Walkers of Whitehall is primed for those looking for a top-notch meal and some sport in London. Get cosy in their laid-back space and be sure to watch the big game with a burger and a pint.
Located just a short stroll away from Twickenham Stadium, The Cabbage Patch is one of London's most famous rugby pubs. Whether you're heading to see the match live and are looking for a few pints to get you warmed up or just soaking up the atmosphere, this place comes alive at kick-off.
If you're on the hunt for somewhere to catch the Six Nations 2025 in London, then look no further than Ranelagh Bowes Park. This North London pub is fronting top-drawer drinks behind the bar and plenty of pub grub to boot, keeping you refreshed throughout your favourite games.
When it comes down to top-notch boozers for Six Nations antics, Three Tuns Aldgate is a firm choice. Nab a table close to one of the screens, where you'll be able to sink a pint (or two), all while cheering on your team.
Don't miss any of the nail-biting action, make sure to nab your spot at The Oyster Shed for premium viewings of the championships. To fuel you through, enjoy delicious food and refreshing pints of Guinness, with bespoke packages available to pre-book.
Did somebody say drinks packages to soak up the rugby atmosphere? The Lord Palmerston did. Just a stone's throw from Tufnell Park station, this is a great place to eat scrumptious food, sip on craft beer and enjoy the game, with a free round of Guinness when you book for the match.
Head to the oh-so trendy Northcote Records to catch every try, kick and pass in a cool and quirky setting. Grab yourself a spot and prepare for a thrilling season of top-class rugby as you sip on the finest beers, with a cracking pizza menu to keep you fuelled.
Catch all of the Six Nations action at The Bull this 2025 in Islington. And when you're not watching every try, tackle and scrum? Be sure to check out the food menu. Think succulent roast dinners and British favourites, accompanied by ice-cold brews.
Nab yourself a spot in front of the big screen over at Soho Zebrano for the Six Nations in Central London. Not only will you have a prime view of all the rugby action, but you'll also get tasty bar food and great drinks deals like £3.50 pints and £5.50 cocktails too.
If you're wondering where to catch the Six Nations, The Wimbledon Brewery Tap is a great choice. Not only is this popular joint offering up a great indoor and outdoor space to watch every try, tackle and scrum, but there are also hoppy serves up for grabs. Oh, yes.
If you're looking for a pub to watch live sports, head south of the river, where this Tooting watering hole is serving up distinctive craft beers, an impressive British menu and a charming location to relax as you catch every minute of the action.
The quirky little Bethnal Green joint will be showing the matches throughout the Six Nations Tournament. Head to The Star to sit on one of their comfy sofas or pull up a chair as the action is played on the big screens; throw a few pints of East London's finest craft beers in and you've got yourself a cracking time.
Sitting pretty in a Grade II-listed building near Paddington station is The Cleveland Arms, the perfect upmarket spot to gather with mates to catch the Six Nations action this year. From classic Sunday lunches to swanky gastropub fare, they know how to make your day of live sport extra special.
In the bustling heart of London's Leicester Square, Clubhouse 5 is unlike any other plain ol' sports pub. Adorned with vintage football jerseys and sports memorabilia, this place is a shrine to athletic nostalgia. With state-of-the-art 4k UHD screens and SKY Q Technology, it's the ultimate spot for live sports action. Snag a table for top-notch views, a buzzing atmosphere, and fantastic food and drink deals.
Known for its spectacular garden space, The Canonbury offers some of the best drinks and food packages for Six Nations fans too. Whether you choose to pre-order your grub, or get it sent straight to your table during the game, this is a great place for easy viewing and chilled vibes.
If you're in need of a Six Nations spot that ticks all the boxes, then be sure to check out Lord Napier & Star. This recently refurbished hot spot not only has an area where you can cheer on your team and watch the game, but they also have craft beer on tap with succulent burgers.
The Cornershop is a Shoreditch lounge bar that certainly knows its sport, combining eight flat-screen HD TVs across two floors with happy hours every weekday, juicy burgers and more. Topping it off? Banging club nights after Saturday games.
Located in Chelsea, The Butcher's Tap & Grill is a sleek gastropub that boasts multiple large screens all over the venue. Catch the Six Nations here while relaxing on a comfy leather booth, with plenty of refreshing pints available.
There's also a delicious menu to get stuck into, largely made up of meat prepared on-site. The kitchen team is headed by Michelin-starred chef Tom Kerridge, who whips up everything from sumptuous steaks to Sunday roasts.
Rally your tribe and catch all the Six Nations games at Grove Surbiton, a cosy boozer boasting HD screens and an energetic atmosphere all across the venue. P.S. Don't miss out on their British pub grub faves like cider-battered fish 'n' chips and steaming chicken pot pies while you down a glass of beer, cider or wine. Yum, yum.
You can expect Belushi's to welcome you with warm arms when it comes to finding a spot to watch the Six Nations. Combining party vibes with sports screenings, you'll be able to catch a match on HD screens along with superb grub and cocktails at affordable prices.
If you're looking for somewhere in Greenwich to watch the Six Nations rugby, The Admiral Hardy boasts plenty of screens and comfortable seating for a prime viewing position. You can also book tables ahead of time, with lots of scrumptious food and drink to refresh you throughout.
Searching for fun spots to watch the Six Nations? Tune into all the rugby matches at The Elgin, a boozer situated right in Notting Hill. Boasting huge plasma screens, delicious pub grub and craft beer, it's the perfect place for your viewing party.
Situated in the heart of Chelsea, The Phene is a great stop-off for all things sport, especially the Six Nations. This clubhouse-style venue houses a traditional saloon bar, alongside screens to catch every tackle. If you're feeling peckish, there's a British menu that's bound to hit the spot.
Boasting an idyllic view of the river, Boaters in Kingston upon Thames is certainly one of the most picturesque spots for watching rugby. Grab a pint of Guinness while you watch, and if you get hungry you can tuck into baked camembert, dry-aged pork cutlets, mussel fish stews and more.
If you find yourself in The City looking for a pub that's showing the Six Nations, then head to Tokenhouse, only a short walk from Moorgate Station. This industrial-style boozer is an atmospheric spot dishing out an array of craft beers and cask ales paired with some serious nosh. It's colourful, pinstriped chairs and low-hanging lights give a relaxed feel, so slink into a booth, order some beer-battered haddock with a side helping of chips, and then watch the action unravel.
From huge screens in the beer garden to others dotted around indoors, The Junction is a prime viewing destination tucked away in Harrow. Not only that, but there's everything from gammon steak to katsu curry on the menu when you need a bite to eat.
Looking for a top-notch for the Six Nations? Then look no further than The Commercial located in Herne Hill. This well-loved spot is serving some of the best grub, craft beer and wine along with HD screens to cheer your team on.
A wonderland of sports viewing and entertainment, Beechwood is a Shoreditch pub that you need to check out during the Six Nations. Grab a spot in front of the many screens to catch all of the glorious games unfold in front of your eyes.
Save on the airfare and instead head to Covent Garden to catch every minute of the Six Nations action at this Belgian-inspired cafe. Home to one of the largest selections of beers by the bottle in London, Lowlander won't let your glass run empty.
Boasting a whopping 24 TVs and a huge projector screen all showing the games, a trip to the Hope & Anchor for the Six Nations is a bit of a no brainer. Either book yourself a private, heated garden hut or grab a front-row seat indoors and tuck into tasty Burger Shack stacks while you watch.
Big lover of all things rugby related? Head to The Rising Sun, one of the best watering holes to catch all the sports action. It has cracking pints, delicious British scran and HD screens; not to mention a bustling beer garden for much-needed breaks.
Sports fanatics rejoice. Catch all the Six Nation's action at Elephant Inn in North London, a cosy boozer boasting HD TVs and a giant screen for those high-energy sports bookings. With live music on Fridays, an open pool table, and Sky and TNT Sports subscriptions, this Finchley haunt will keep you entertained all day and night.
Found smack bang in the centre of Battersea, The Lighthouse is going to a bustling boozer come the Six Nations. While you lap up the game day atmosphere and keep your eyes peeled on the big screens, chow down on mouthwatering fare accompanied by lush liquid libations.
Sports fans, listen up. The Moniker is showing all the Six Nations action this season on not one, not two, but six big screens. Grab your buds and head on over to this Fenchurch Avenue haunt for a lively atmosphere, delish plates of cornish cod or cheeseburgers and an overall good time.
Located on the bank of the River Lea, The Princess of Wales is a great place to watch the rugby in Hackney. Tuck into mouthwatering food small plates while you cheer on your team and wash it all down with a pint of fresh beer.
Score a table at the Spread Eagle and get the chance to watch Six Nations with all your best mates. You'll get to choose from food and drink packages or order bar snacks to hold you over throughout the game. And to drink? They offer cocktail trees.
Never miss a scrum, tackle or kick this Six Nations with a trip to The Manor Arms. The Streatham stunner boasts six big screens showing all the fixtures, as well as private screening rooms. While you watch, tuck into snazzy pub grub and quality pints.
If you're looking for a spot with awesome HD screens to watch the game, then check out The Heathcote and Star in Leyton. Serving a range of tasty grub and fresh pints, you definitely won't go hungry. Need some post-match entertainment? They have pool and ping pong tables for that.
Along with huge burgers, quirky furniture and tonnes of beer, Howl at the Moon has bags of atmosphere. A must-visit spot for any Irish rugby supporter in London, this traditional boozer is adorned with shamrocks and boasts more than enough Guinness to see you through from morning 'til night.
Head on over to The Narrow Boat at the Regent's Canal in Islington, to watch the big game. With an awesome selection of screens and top-notch sound, this is a great spot to grab a pint and support your team. What's more, they're offering a free round of Guinness when you book a table for food with a match.
Take advantage of The Clapham North's laidback atmosphere by booking a table by one of their many screens for a relaxed Six Nations viewing – perfect for those that actually want to concentrate on the game. Elevate your experience with help from their wide selection of pints, quirky cocktails and incredible menu featuring small plates from lamb shoulder tacos to ox cheek croquettes.
Don't miss out on the epic rugby matches by snapping up a table at Bbar. Whether you fancy a table in the main drinking area or want to bag a private room, there's also a bunch of brilliant food and tipples packages to be enjoyed.
If you're on the hunt for a great rugby pub near London Bridge, then The Market Street Porter is the spot for you. And to accompany the game? 12 cask ales, unbelievable Sunday roasts and much more crackin' pub grub on the menu.
The clue's in the name of where The Court is located. This Tottenham Court Road boozer is an ideal stop-off to catch all the Six Nations action, as it is boasting plenty of HD screens across the venue, alongside some tasty grub too. Think burgers, served with ice-cold pints.
Grab your friends and head to Westwood Sports Bar & Kitchen in Shepherd's Bush for a top-notch viewing experience. Think freshly brewed beer, a wood-fired pizza oven, shuffleboard tables and first-class giant screens.
One of the best places to watch the Six Nations in Wandsworth, The Ship is the expansive riverside pub with lots of space indoors and out for group bookings. Head on over to watch the fixtures while sinking a few fresh pints and chowing down on classic sports-watching grub.
On the hunt for somewhere to watch the Six Nations in West London? The Prince Albert is a hot to trot plot for big sporting events. Don your best rugby jersey and nab yourself a spot at this popular boozer to enjoy the games with a tasty drink to hand.
If you're looking for a fun atmosphere to watch all the rugby matches, The Loft is definitely up there as one of the best. Located in Old Spitalfields Market up on its mezzanine, the venue is perfect for catching the games on their huge screens while mingling in between breaks and chomping on delish grub.
Searching for the best rugby pubs in London this season? Make one of O'Neill's' boozers your new drinking destination, as they'll be showcasing all the games while offering delicious burgers and pints of beer to tide you over, whether you're in Clapham, Soho, King's Cross or beyond.
A cosy boozer in West Hampstead, The Black Lion is the perfect spot to catch every single second of the Six Nations. With a brill beer garden, stylish interiors, and delicious pub grub to match, from BBQ sweetcorn ribs to crisp pints of craft beers and cocktails, you won't want to leave.
Get on down to Pride of Paddington to watch all of the Six Nations matches on the large screens. This traditional yet contemporary pub provides the ultimate game day atmosphere, complete with a strong menu of British grub and thirst-quenching tipples.
Whatever fixture you catch at The Abbey Tavern, there's bound to be a buzzy atmosphere. We'd also recommend grabbing a bite to eat as the popular Kentish Town boozer's known for its delicious food - highlights including deep-fried croquettes filled with 24 hour cooked beef brisket and gravy-dripped burgers.
Looking for somewhere in North London to watch the Six Nations? The Depot is a gorgeous, quirky pub that's showing the matches and providing the snacks. Tuck into a pizza platter and touch down in the heart of the boozer to enjoy top quality drinks from a vintage bar.
Been searching 'pubs showing rugby near me' lately? Just a short walk from Finsbury Park, The Naturalist is a great spot to watch the game while soaking in the view from the West Reservoir. Not only do they have plenty of space, but there's also a crackin' food and cocktail menu to match.
This Richmond gem is a wonderful gastro pub that doubles up as a pretty spot to catch some rugby come the Six Nations. Turk's Head offers a country-style dining room as well as HD TVs showing all the scrums and tackles you could dream of. Feast on gourmet British dishes like ham hock scotch egg, mussels with cherry plus lemon and thyme roast chicken, and you'll soon see why this boozer is going to be your new favourite.
A fun and buzzy spot to catch the latest sports action with your mates, Vine in Kentish Town boasts HD screens, shuffleboard, a stunning beer garden, and delicious pub grub like buffalo chicken wings and cider battered fish and chips. Sip on freshly pulled pints and settle down to watch the big game at the best spot in town.
Wondering where to watch rugby in London? We've got you covered at The Lounge at John Salt in Islington. You'll get to settle in with a pint in hand as you cheer on your favourite team, as well as munching on small plates, sharers and hearty mains.
With six unique cocktails inspired by each of the countries taking to the pitch, Smith & Whistle is one of the most unique places to watch the Six Nations 2025. Catch all the action from the tournament while sipping these limited-edition tipples, or take your pick from lagers, ales and stouts.
