If you’re seeking out the best bars and pubs to watch the 2024 Euros in Manchester, you’re in the right place. We’ve searched high and low to find a list of venues worthy of this football-crazy city. From fan parks through to cosy boozers and beer gardens with big screens, browse the best places to catch all of the action unfolding in Germany from 14th June to 14th July.
England are through to final, playing Spain at 8pm UK time on Sunday 14th July.
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Last updated on 11th July 2024
If you're looking for the best 2024 Euros final screening in Manchester, then Box in Deansgate is sure to be a contender. They've got sizeable screens all over the venue with comfy, colourful seats to relax in, while sipping pints and devouring Neapolitan pizzas or gourmet burgers. And for some half time entertainment? There's shuffleboard tables, karaoke and darts.
A lively venue in Spinningfields with a spacious courtyard, you can count on The Oast House for a top tier atmosphere during the games - making it a great pick of Euro 2024 fan zones in Manchester. They're going all out for the England matches, with a huge outdoor screen, live music and plenty of excitement during the buildup. Tickets start from £15 per person, which includes a free can of Madri, or if you fancy a VIP experience then you can upgrade to a table right by the screen which comes with buckets of beer and tasty sharing platters.
A joint venture from Seven Bro7hers and Four Sis4ers, 11 Central is the Salford Quays den of craft beer and gin that's making sure you can see the Euros too - with a huge projector and plenty of other screens dotted around the venue for all your England game needs. Book for drinks and make sure to request a good view.
Catch the Euros at BrewDog Manchester and over at its sister venue Doghouse this summer and you won't be disappointed. All matches will be shown at the boozer from the 14th of June onwards, and there'll be plenty of pints to accompany. Sit back and relax, keeping your eyes glued to glossy HD screens while tucking into some delicious fare: think burgers, wings and more.
Get your fix of that authentic Bavarian experience at this lively drinking den. Settle yourself down in Shooters and order an ice-cold stein from the extensive selection of German beers, before grabbing the likes of wursts and bottomless wings to fuel your cheering.
Secure your place for the Euros at The Crafty Pig in the Northern Quarter. Bringing the heat with live screenings of every game, from qualifiers to the final, their HD TV screens will make you feel like you're right in the heart of the stadium. Expect to pig out on juicy grilled meats, succulent burgers, and other delicious pub grub while you're there and wash it all down with an array of craft beer.
Never miss a goal — explore all the football fixtures from 14 June to 14 July at The Lost Dene, Deansgate's resident sports pub. Whether you're rooting for your favourite team or just looking for a chill spot to hang out with your pals, this pub has got you covered with its cosy booths, snazzy decor, HD screens, and lively atmosphere.
Are you ready for some football action? Head on over to The Flour And Flagon, a bakery-themed bar that's got it all: great food, delicious beer, and the best vibes. Enjoy classic pub grub and some impressive tapa plates, all while sipping on local and international brews from all around the world and watching the game go down.
There's no better place to watch the Euro 2024 Championships in Manchester than The Waldorf on Gore Street. The pub's interiors are a fusion of traditional and quirky thanks to the multitude of retro games and TVs on display. Enjoy all the live sporting events shown on Sky Sports with a pint of craft beer in one hand and a hearty pub delight in the other, served in a cosy and down-to-earth environment.
Get ready to score big at Shack Bar & Grill. Spread across two floors, this place is a sports lover's paradise, with two large bars showing all the live games, along with booth seating with private screens, 10 HD TVs, sound systems and two projectors. Plus, if you're feeling competitive, they've got plenty of fun games like interactive darts, ping pong, and pool.
Found a short walk from Manchester Piccadilly, Yates is a top spot for watching the Euro 2024. Catch every moment of the action at this city centre spot, where screens come dotted around the venue and the kitchen serves up hearty pub grub to keep you satisfied.
Though it may be best known for it's musical events, The Blues Kitchen are turning their attention to sport this summer by showing every one of England's games. You can book a table here for £5 per person, or upgrade to a private space and karaoke room for £10 each, with a live band taking over once the game ends. You won't go hungry during the football either, as they've got everything from buffalo chicken wings to Cajun popcorn squid and vegan cheeseburgers up for grabs.
In the mood for a sporty night out? O'Neill's Printworks is where you should head. They're the ultimate destination for all sports lovers with not one, not two, but seven high-definition TV screens and three sky boxes. So sit back, relax, and cheer on your favourite team while sipping on a cold pint of lager (or two).
On the hunt for places showing Euro 2024 football in Manchester? Piccadilly Tavern has got you covered. Boasting a multitude of HD screens and exclusive access to BT Sport and Sky Sports, you can catch every televised football match in the world at this popular boozer. Don't just sit there on an empty stomach; get a round in and take advantage of their delicious food and drinks deals, including finger-licking bar snacks, sharing platters, and traditional British delights that will have you cheering for more.
Watch all the England Euros 2024 fixtures at Point Blank Shooting in Deansgate. With a 132-inch screen, private viewing booths, and epic football packages available starting from just £15 per person, this shooting range and speakeasy bar is the perfect spot to watch the game with your football-obsessed gang.
Are you a sports fan looking for the perfect spot to watch your favourite games? Look no further than The Woodstock Arms in West Didsbury. With a massive beer garden and multiple live HD screens scattered throughout the historic venue, you can catch all the live action in a lively and energetic atmosphere with other passionate fans. Plus, when it comes to refreshments, they've got you covered with a top-notch selection of drinks and pub grub that'll keep you fired up for the game.
You can't go wrong with gathering your mates and watching the Euros 2024 at this trusty pub. The Block & Gasket Sale can be found on School Road offering wooden beams, benches and glossy screens showing sports throughout the year. Head on down during the summer to watch your team battle it out while sipping on some gin and tonics, or refreshing beers.
While only taking walk-ins for the big games, like England and matches outside the group stages, classic pub The Sawyer Arms is still a shout for making sure you get your footballing fix. Don't like to plan ahead? Rock up here a couple of hours before the game to grab a great seat, all to sink real ales while you watch the game.
Tucked away in a railway arch with the industrial touches to match, Gorilla might be best known for brunches and live music - but that's what also makes them so well set-up to host you for the Euros. Think a huge projector screen, state of the art PA system for all the commentary, street food, and a DJ playing a football-themed playlist. Entry is totally free as well.
Walkabout are something of a stronghold when it comes to footie screenings and the best places to watch Euro 2024 in Manchester. Catch all the UEFA matches on a selection of HD screens as you watch the likes of Brazil, England and Spain all go head to head.
Freight Island's Festival of Football events will see this popular venue transformed into a Manchester fan park for Euro 2024. Tickets are £10 for standing-only entry, although there are multiple different options for booking tables across the sports bar, main platform, and even a family area - for guaranteed seating and the best views too. Catch every second of the action on their big screens, with all kinds of tasty street food, cocktails and local craft beer to enjoy while you watch. For non-England games, walk-in screenings will be taking place at the permanent sports bar on the mezzanine and at the taproom.
Showing all of the best Euro games this footie season in the Northern Quarter, Tib Street Tavern provide the ultimate sports haven with a HD projector and booth availability for your group. That's not all though as their classic pub grub will keep you sticking around after the whistle goes.
Watch the Euros live in Manchester at Cafe Football, the ultimate sports bar and restaurant overlooking the Theatre of Dreams. It boasts a game-changing menu inspired by the love of footie, including freshly prepared dishes like Hometeam burgers, Nicky Butty, and Protein Promo bowls. Chow down on freshly prepared dishes while you catch your favourite sporting event on one of their 13 massive TVs. And if that's not enough, head up to the rooftop bar area, where you'll find a five aside footie pitch and epic panoramic views.
Greene King's The Deansgate is a staple on its namesake road - with everything from Level Head IPA to Flint Eye lager waiting for you to guzzle, all while you watch the game across their screens. You can book your table for up to two hours before the game starts to make the most of the build-up, with a £5 deposit per table that will be used towards your drinks purchases.
The Brotherhood of Pursuits and Pastimes is the ultimate spot for sports and socializing. These guys have it all—from delicious cocktails, craft beer, and smooth whiskeys to artisan pies and a multitude of HD plasma screens. Head down to catch all the sports action with your football-fan gang in an atmospheric speakeasy-style venue complete with dim lighting and plush seating.
Get ready to score big at Roxy Ball Room in the Arndale and on Deansgate this year as they host all the UEFA Euro games with some epic deals. For just £15 per person, you'll get a seat reservation and two drinks tokens each. For £25 a ticket, you can snag a sweet package that includes a tasty meal on top, all while you kick back and catch all the sports action. Trust us, it's going to be the hottest spot during the football frenzy this summer.
Ancoats' Seven Bro7hers Beerhouse is ideal when only the very best, local craft beer will do while you're cheering on your team. Bookings will be seated downstairs, while upstairs is left for walk-ins on the day - guaranteeing a whole venue packed out with punters wanting to get a load of the football across multiple screens.
Junk food and burger haven Almost Famous can be found in Withington and Great Northern Warehouse, offering up two different locations for taking it all in on massive projector screens. Better yet, while you watch there are £3.50 pints, £12.50 pitchers and 2 for £10 cocktail deals - meaning you can get the drinks in without breaking the bank.
Whether you choose the Piccadilly location or Oxford Road's Bundobust Brewery, where the freshest pints flavoured with the likes of coriander seeds await for a twist on the classic pint, this Indian street food brand has you covered for the Euros. Think £5 tickets for the England games, with the chance to get your hands on specials like the vindaloo pie while you watch.
