Where To Watch The Six Nations In Cardiff

Just down the road from the Principality, the spirit of rugby is always alive at The Head of Steam. With the Six Nations on the big screens, the place is abuzz with all the atmosphere of the stadium.

There's plenty to keep you entertained pre- and post-match too, from pool to shuffleboard. The menu's just as exciting, with stacked burgers, pizzas and gyros to go with your craft beers and ice cold pints.

Catch this year's Six Nations tournament at Brewhouse Cardiff, a lively city centre pub showing all the fixtures. It has several large screens on the walls, making sure you have a good vantage point no matter where you're sat, as well as great food and drinks.

Brewhouse & Kitchen is a great shout to catch all the Six Nations games with your friends. While you lap up the nail-biting action, get stuck into a fantastic range of tantalising tipples matched with mouthwatering grub, from pies to Sunday roasts.

Up there as one of the very best sports bars in Cardiff, Elevens is a top spot to settle in for a day watching the fixtures. Not only are there 20 huge screens showing the rugby, but also deliciously ice cold beers, plenty of real ales and a buzzing atmosphere.

As well as being one of Cardiff's top party hubs, Peppermint is making sure you keep up to date with all the Six Nations action. Head to the buzzing bar to catch the highly anticipated matches, paired with pizzas, burgers and refreshing beers.

Right on the waterfront, The Dock serves up cracking views of the bay along with bucket loads of big match atmosphere. With TVs dotted right through the bar, you can bag a table anywhere to get a great view of every triumphant try. 

Just like the joy of live rugby, the food here is meant to be shared. The menu's packed with all sorts, from small plates of goujons and garlic prawns to platters of chicken, seafood and loaded fries.

Mackintosh Hotel is absolutely buzzing for the Six Nations, showing all of the games on its six plasma screens and massive projector. While you catch the matches? Get stuck into lip-smacking pub grub accompanied by cask ales, delicious lagers and more.

Searching for places to watch the Six Nations? Beverley Hotel is a great shout as the venue boasts HD screens, freshly pulled pints and scrumptious burgers. If that wasn't enough, the drinking den fronts a beer garden - perfect for post-game pints and a breath of fresh air. 

With a great selection of real ales, beers and wine, as well as a cracking food menu, Pen & Wig remains a top choice to catch the rugby. Join in the excitement at this city centre pub by watching the games on one of the big screens that you'll find dotted around the venue.

The Woodville has to be one of the best pubs to watch the rugby in Cardiff. This traditional boozer, which flaunts colourful walls, neon lights and more screens than you can shake a stick at, is a fabulous location for your Six Nations shenanigans.

Get ready for pizza, pints and a bucketload of fun at Zerodegrees. If you fancy catching Cardiff's Six Nations games, this is a brilliant place to do so. Don your red jersey, settle in front of one of the huge HD TVs and cheer on your country to victory.

Always a go-to for live sports, Coyote Ugly gets the games up on the big screen for all to see come match day. Pop over during the Six Nations to cheer on Wales, then stick around for the raucous half-time show, excellent BBQ food and fun cocktails.

Whether you're at the bar, in a booth or out the back, you won't miss a single pass of the Six Nations at Ludo. There's big screens in every direction, perfect for following every scrum, tackle and try.

As well as all the drinks you'd expect to wet your whistle, there's burgers, pizzas, nachos and more to keep every fan fuelled up. Fancy trying your hand at a different shaped ball? Get out the back to dunk on the basketball court.

For a stylish pub showcasing all of the rugby action, check out The Pontcanna. You can watch every single second of the Six Nations on the venue's HD screen, all while slinging back a beer and tucking into elevated pub grub, from burgers to red Leicester mac 'n' cheese. 

Henry's gives you everything you want from the rugby at the pub. The pre-match buzz, the roar of the try and easy access to perfectly poured pints. 

Every match of the Six Nations will be beamed live on the big screens, from opening kick off to Super Saturday. Gather your mates, order up a sharing platter and settle in to back your boys to glory.

With screens dotted right around its glorious greenery-packed bar, Flight Club is a great spot to catch every second of the Six Nations. As you follow every tackle and try, you can keep hydrated with ice cold pints and creative cocktails.

There's plenty of pre and post match entertainment too. Step up to the oche for Social Darts. A hyped-up version of the traditional pub game, it injects the perfect amount of friendly competition to your evening.

If you're looking to watch the ruggers in a traditional boozer, get down to Blue Bell. Cardiff's third oldest pub, it's all warm wood interiors and brass finishes.

Known for its cosy and buzzing atmosphere, you'll get all the sounds of the stadium for every Six Nations match. To partner with great views of the pitch on the big screen, there's regularly changing ales and hearty servings of classic Welsh pub grub.

Found just minutes from Cardiff stadium, O'Neill's is the two-storey sports bar that brings the atmosphere come game days. And when the Six Nations is on? It goes the whole hog, with scrumptious food, all kinds of drinks and DJs for afters.

Known for their love of stone-baked pizza and craft beer, The Stable is another Cardiff favourite for live sports. The low-key restaurant and bar will be screening the Six Nations action, bringing all the great games direct to your table.

The Six Nations atmosphere is turned all the way up at Bonnie Rogues. Expect big screens, surround sound commentary and bags of matchday buzz.

There's plenty to keep your energy up as you cheer on the boys. Take your pick of pub classics likes hunter's chicken and scampi or mega platters of nachos and crispy fried wings.

For those of you wondering where to watch the Six Nations in Cardiff city centre, this haunt is going to be absolutely popping. The Philharmonic is broadcasting all of the Welsh matches live on huge screens, with epic drinks packages up for grabs too.

With huge screens and an electric atmosphere, Walkabout is the place to be for the Six Nations. Settle in for the big matches to follow every tackle, scrum and try. 

Expect ice cold beer and plenty of pub grub to keep you fuelled up for the action at the loudest, proudest rugby spot in town. Either side of the match, DJs will keep the energy high with old school hits and crowd-pleasing bangers.

Owain Glyndwr gives you stadium atmosphere with sofa comfort. With big screens everywhere you look, you'll get a great view of every blade of grass. 

Tuck into small plates while you watch the big match, from crispy wings and nachos to Guinness goujons, scrum fries and the Sin Bin Burger. Along with all your favourite tipples, there's a seasonal Ready, Set, Flavour menu serving up the likes of Shamrock Shandy, Jameson Ginger & Lime and Baby Guinness.

Looking for a pub showing the Six Nations in Cardiff Bay? The Eli Jenkins is the place to go. All the games will be televised live across its indoor and outdoor HD screens. So, grab your pals and head on over to enjoy the matches with a pint of something tasty to hand.

The brilliantly buzzing atmosphere of Barbara's Bier Haus gets even better with the Six Nations on the big screen. Here, you can wear your colours loud and proud - and expect zero judgement for cheering at the top of your lungs. 

Whoever you're backing for victory, there's giant steins and Bavarian bar food to accompany every kick. We're talking chutney topped pizzas and XL bratwurst.

Found right in the heart of the city and offering a wicked game day atmosphere, The Old Arcade Cardiff is undoubtedly one of the top places around to watch the championships. Filled with vintage rugby memorabilia and huge TV screens, it's popular with locals and visitors alike.