Where to Watch Six Nations Rugby in Birmingham
One of rugby's biggest annual events, the Six Nations never fails to bring Birmingham's rugby fans out in force. Luckily for them, the city's pubs are ready for them. From laid-back boozers bringing you roasts and local ales to accompany your viewing, to cool bars where you can sip cocktails while the scrum commences, these are our top picks for catching all the action from the Six Nations this year.
A hearty British pub for a hearty British sport, you can't go too wrong with that now can you? Join The Old Contemptibles as they plan to show you scrum lovin' wayfarers the very best in Six Nations action as they boast all the best in mighty stand-offs and scuffles live on screen. Pair that with pub grub and ale, and you're chortling your way to happy.
A rolling selection of Six Nations matches all the way until March, The Trocadero promise that no rugby punter will go out this season. Join The Trocadero for a laid back atmosphere, a great selection of pocket friendly pub grub and enjoy some feisty on pitch action, whether you're rooting for France, Ireland or Wales!
One's Birmingham's best Irish watering holes, you'd better believe Hennessey's will be representing the Emerald Isle this February and March. Host to a sweet selection of Six Nations matches, it's a great place to catch up on all the latest rugby action with chums, be it on the big screen or tucked away by the bar.
For a more chic Six Nations experience, head over to chic and charming Saint Pauls House where they'll be showing every match from across the tournament every weekend. Time it right and see if you can't turn a Sunday afternoon sports outing into a real sesh with one of their bottomless Sunday roasts.
Whilst their main focus may not be fancy interiors and slick cocktails, Rileys are renowned for their sports bar stance and commitments to all things active. Prepare to chill out with your chums in front of their three metre HD screens and get giddy over their Six Nations coverage with darts and pool to keep you occupied during half time.