Where To Watch The Six Nations In Bristol

Head over to The Flyer where you can expect weekly screenings of all the rugby action on their HD TVs. Not only are they ideally located on Gloucester Road, but they also have a courtyard beer garden so you can get some halftime rays on the sunnier days.

If you're looking to watch the ruggers in a proper boozer, get on over to The Whitmore Tap. In the heart of Whiteladies Road, it's beaming all the action from the Six Nations on the big screen. 

Changing guest ales, perfectly poured pints of Guinness and wonderful wines will make sure your whistle's wet from the first kick to the last. There's plenty to line your stomach too, from bar snacks and small plates to sharing boards and epic yakitori skewers.

With big screens on every wall and a rugby-themed drinks list, The Cider Press is a spectacular spot to soak up the Six Nations action. As you cheer on every play, you can make your way through its curated concoctions. 

There's all kinds of Guinness cocktails, from Midnight in Dublin to Baby Velvet, plus the Peach on the Pitch Marg, a mad mashup packing in tequila, peach schnapps and lager. To keep you fuelled up for the ruggers, there's plenty of pub grub - think fish and chips, sourdough pizzas and loaded nachos.

With 12 different screens and an electric atmosphere, it's not hard to see why Racks in Bristol has rugby fans popping in during the months of February and March. You'll get to sink pints and catch all the games all from the comfort of their cosy couches.

Wondering where to watch the Six Nations in Bristol? Hunker down with the gang at this rugby pub. Buckets of champers, beer pitchers and scrumptious grub make The Mall a top choice for all your viewing pleasures from the 5th February to the 14th March.

The Old Fish Market is a lively pub situated in the heart of Bristol's Old Town, complete with leather booths, artwork on the walls and a vast selection of gins and whiskies. This is the perfect spot for catching all the Six Nations games, thanks to an array of screens around the venue and a guaranteed brilliant atmosphere. You can even snack on crispy popcorn cauliflower, breaded scampi or classic burgers while you watch.

For pubs showing the Six Nations in Bristol, O'Neill's is the place to watch every single second of the rugby. While keeping your eyes glued to their screens, chow down on scrumptious burgers, tapas and sharing platters and wash it all down with a pint.

This relaxed pub is found in the heart of the city, mixing traditional and contemporary decor to create a welcoming vibe. This venue boasts a 36-seater cinema area with Sky Sports, perfect for watching rugby on the big screen while kicking back in a comfy leather seat.

Round up your crew and book your table because Barbara's Bier Haus is showing every game of the Six Nations. Expect an electric atmosphere and zero judgement for shouting at the screen. 

In this Bavarian basecamp, you can work your way through epic beer towers as you watch the action. Win, lose or draw, the menu's a winner, packing in all kinds of pizza and heavenly hot dogs.

Boasting multiple TV screens across the venue, this Bishopston pub has got you covered when it comes to watching the rugby. Royal Oak also offers pool tables and slot machines for entertainment, alongside locally brewed ales and indulgent eats like sticky pork belly burgers and seafood pies.

Steam's enormous beer hall will be buzzing with atmosphere on every Six Nations matchday. Expect great beer, team colours and all the action beamed live on the big screen. 

A stellar line up of local brews are always on hand to wet your whistle, while fuel comes in the form of NY-style pizza. If previous years are to go by, this place gets full - so be sure to book your table early.

Whether you're a die-hard rugby fan or a casual viewer, The Grand Central gives you all the atmos of the big match. Every minute of the Six Nations will be screened right here - so round up your mates, book a table and get ready to back the boys. 

Needless to say, there's perfectly poured Guinness, well-kept ales and all kinds of wines and ciders to keep spirits high whatever the result. There's fuel for your fanatics too, in the form of sliders and finger food sharing platters

Don't miss a single lineout, tackle or conversion at one of the best sports bars in Bristol. King Street Brewhouse is kitted out with five large screens and plenty of plush seats for relaxed viewing. And with signature beers made on-site? You'd be a fool not to pop by for an afternoon or two. 

Brewhouse & Kitchen are drinking to the return of the annual tournament at their Clifton microbrewery. Not only do they have an extensive selection of beers, ales and stouts, but they're also slinging out contemporary spins on classic pub grub.

The Lock Keeper, nestled along the River Avon between Bristol and Bath, offers an ideal setting to enjoy the Six Nations rugby tournament. With its spacious interior and welcoming atmosphere, it's a perfect spot to gather with friends and fellow rugby enthusiasts to cheer on your team.

The pub serves freshly prepared British food and boasts a selection of Young's award-winning beers on tap, ensuring you have quality refreshments throughout the matches. Its convenient location, just a short drive from both cities and a brief walk from Keynsham train station makes it easily accessible for fans across the region.

A cornerstone of the community since 1868, The Cottage brings the buzz of the local to your Six Nations viewing. Round up your mates, bag a table and you can watch every tackle and try on the big screen.

If you need some fuel for the big match, there's all kinds of pub grub classics with a modern twist. Think buttermilk fried chicken burgers and Brixham fishcakes with cider-braised leeks.

Giant HD screens mean you won't miss a minute of the action at Walkabout Bristol. So round up your crew, don your colours and get ready to cheer your boys to victory. 

Whatever the result, the menu's a crowd pleaser. Order up a Matchday Platter and you can tuck into chicken wings, garlic dough balls, topped nachos, onion rings, halloumi skewers and cheesy BBQ beef burnt ends.

The Royal George is showing every match alongside delicious nosh to keep you going 'til the final whistle. You'll want to get to the pub early to guarantee a seat and also to give you time for a pre-game burger and pint.

The Prince of Wales is a cosy neighbourhood pub located in Bishopton, boasting a huge number of large screens all around the venue - perfect for watching all the Six Nations action. There are also board games to keep you entertained at half time, as well as burgers, pizzas and mac 'n' cheese to keep you fuelled.