Whether you plan on catching every nail-biting moment of the tournament from one of the top local sports bars, or are merely rocking up to the final to cheer on your team in a laid-back pub, this town is sure to impress. Whatever your plans, we have put together a list of the best venues to watch the Six Nations 2027 in Brighton.
Looking for the best pubs in Brighton showing the Six Nations? The Lion and Lobster is perfectly set up for the ultimate day of on-screen charges and off-screen chanting. Spread across three floors, this rabbit warren of nooks and cosy corners is dotted with TVs throughout.
Right in the heart of Brighton, The Pump House is the perfect spot to soak up the Six Nations atmosphere in the city. With every game live on its big screens, you're free to get behind your team, whether that's England, France, Ireland, Italy, Scotland or Wales.
Bag a seat in the bar to follow every kick with a steady stream of cask ales and, of course, creamy pints of the Black Stuff. If you start to flag, fret not, the menu is packed with platters, pies and burgers to fuel you up.
Whatever colour your jersey, you're welcome to back the boys at Charles Street Tap. In the heart of Brighton's Gay Village, it's got big screens in its brilliantly bougie bar.
The menu is as vibrant as the decor. As well as an impressive selection of craft beers and gin, there's stone-baked pizzas, tasty tapas and gourmet burgers up for grabs.
Watch the big game with a glass of gin in hand at Old Albion in Hove. Boasting a cosy courtyard, delicious pub fare, and an impressive selection of craft beer and gin, it's the perfect spot to catch all the rugby action.
The Black Lion is back with its projector screens to bring you some of the finest rugby coverage in Brighton. Serving a menu of mouthwatering bar snacks and BBQ sharing platters throughout the games, you won't even have to wait 'til half time to get your foodie fix.
A top-notch pub, North Laine Brewhouse in Brighton is a great spot to catch all of the Six Nations action and the place to be if you're after an unbeatable atmosphere. Tuck into its mouthwatering eats, from burgers to a mouthwatering Sunday roast, with a refreshing drinks menu.
Light, bright and airy with a central bar, Ancient Mariner's got a great setup for the Six Nations. Pull up a pew with a view and you can watch every minute of the action with a steady flow of perfectly poured pints.
There's plenty to graze on as you cheer the boys to glory. Take your pick of sharing platters and small plates, plus hearty mains like braised beef shortrib, fish pie and pulled pork mac 'n' cheese.
Tucked away on a residential street that surrounds Hove station, The Exchange is a quirky watering hole adorned with local artwork and antique furniture. Enjoy a range of hearty burgers and beers in their homely space while you watch the rugby.
Whether you're after a pre-game drinking spot or a sunny table for a pint of cider and post-game chatter, The Victory has got you covered. This vintage boozer is one of the oldest pubs around, with tons of character, tasty plates of fish and chips as well as a great crowd.
You won't miss a minute of the Six Nations at the Mash Tun. Its big screens will be beaming every single scrum, tackle and try.
Rugby at the Mash means ice cold beer, perfectly poured pints of Guinness, stadium atmosphere and a comfy seat. The menu is as exciting as the big match action, packing in signature burgers from the Monstertruck to the Tree Frog.
A historic bar with a modern twist, Freemasons is a Grade II listed building that's been standing tall for over 100 years. With comfy seating, authentic South African grub from Chow and quirky art installations, this boozer is the perfect spot for a fun game day out with friends.
While Fiddler's Elbow may be one of the city's best-known Irish pubs, you'll be welcomed here regardless of what colour jersey you're sporting. Loved by locals and visitors alike, this spot will have you experiencing all the towering highs and crippling lows of the tournament.
An authentic boozer with bundles of personality, Park View is a fantastic find for catching the Six Nations matches. Grab a seat in front of the big HD screen, order a couple of craft beers and watch every single detail as the action unfolds, alongside a game day menu featuring burgers, plus fish and chips.
A Brighton fave, The Star & Garter is a moody boozer that has it all - historic vibes, delicious Detroit-style pizza, and live sports on two screens with access to Sky Sports and Terrestrial TV. Don't miss out on all the Six Nations action - grab a pint and settle in.
A stylish watering hole on our list, The Fitz Regent is a great drinking destination to screening all the rugby action. Watch the Six Nations on its HD TVs while tucking into a menu of nachos, calamari strips and sharing platters, alongside cocktails or a pint of beer.
New Unity is the ultimate London Road drinking den for any sports fanatic. You'll be able to watch every minute of the Six Nations action across 10 screens and chomp on tacos, washed down with plenty of ales, craft beers, and handcrafted cocktails.
Located in the heart of The Lanes, The Walrus is a historic boozer that's perfect for those Six Nations antics. Nab a table with your pals, where you'll be able to catch every try and tackle, all while gulping a few pints. Hungry? Chow down on candied crispy bacon.
A lovely local next to London Road station, Signalman is all bookshelves, rich wood and old world charm. A top spot for a drink at the best of times, it gets even better when the Six Nations rolls around.
While every minute of every match is beamed on the big screen, you can tuck into mighty fine burgers with your perfectly poured pints. From the Classic to the Smokey, its patties are served up in a brioche bun with fries, slaw and plenty of toppings.
Known for its unbeatable drinks deals and carnival atmosphere, Font is a great place for sport in The Lanes. You'll be able to cheer on every try, scrum, and tackle, in this former 17th century church, while enjoying hearty burgers, stone-baked pizzas and refreshing pints.
With three separate indoor areas, hearty pub grub and one of the best beer gardens in Brighton, Open House is the perfect spot to catch all the rugby action. Soak up those sweet rays of sunshine while you watch your favourite team play.
A traditional community pub in Hove, The Poets Ale and Smokehouse serves up delicious dishes, worldly wines and well-cared-for ales seven days a week. Get down here during the Six Nations and you get all this, plus every minute of the rugby action.
While you watch your boys cover every blade of grass, you can tuck into small plates of Korean glazed pork belly and soft shell crab tostada, plus wings, burgers and giant BBQ plates.
This Kemptown gem isn't leaving you high and dry when it comes to Six Nations drinks. Brighton Bierhaus is offering plenty of signature craft beers, IPAs, and international sips to quench your thirst. Feeling peckish? They have plenty of nibbles too.
Located in the heart of Brighton's town centre, this hidden gem of a boozer is the perfect place to curl up by the fire and check in on the latest score. Serving a hearty menu of Thai cuisine, there will be no excuse not to stay at The Royal Soveregin all afternoon and much on scrum-ptious food.
