Sports Bars in London

Cafe Kick is a cracking little cafe in Exmouth Market. As well as serving European dishes, it's football crazy with memorabilia, a table football and screenings of the games.

Located on Fulham Road in the heart of West London, Elk Bar is fast becoming one of the city's most popular sports bars in London. The bar is stocked full of all your favourite spirits and beers, and the plasma screen TVs will be showcasing the biggest sporting moments from all over the globe. A stylish West London bar with a welcoming atmosphere, why not make this place your new local?

The Mere Scribbler in South London has quickly established itself as a bgt hitter in Streatham with its great drinks and food offering. Targeting that 'local boozer' vibe, the team's collection of craft beers, local ales and inventive cocktails caters for a wide range of tastes. Sweetening the deal, the great menu of comfort food classics and the huge screens TVs showing live sport helps The Mere Scribbler stand out in the crowd.

Guinness, food and a big screen: the golden trio of watching sport in London. McGettigan's does that and more, offering up delicious drinks, traditional Irish and pub-grub dishes and big screens so you can catch, not just the football, but tennis, GAA games, cricket, tennis and more.

Perfect for a group dinner in London or a team night out, Royal Oak in Willesden is a cool pub that's full of charm and character. With a bar stocked with craft beers, fine wines and international spirits, the venue also shows the best live sport on its many HD screens. If that wasn't enough, the venue's stunning garden and rooftop are perfect for when the sun comes out. 

Bar Kick is all about sport, with foosball tables for you all to use, and beer that's really cheap. But the main event is the football, that's shown downstairs on their 3D screen.

One of the biggest screens for watching live sport in London. Set in an old theatre, this is a unique London sports bar for watching all the big games including England football and rugby matches as well as the big Champions league games. London Sports Bars don't come much bigger than this. 

Just a short walk from Victoria bus and train stations lies man's Shangri-La. Rileys in Victoria is a spacious sports bar that boasts (take a deep breath) twelve American pool tables, five snooker tables, four English pool tables, a dedicated dart zones, poker tables, a multitude of giant HD screens that show all televised sports events, and a variety of bingo & gaming machines.

Three Compasses is a charming pub in Dalston that doesn't conform to what you'd typically expect from a popular pub in zone two. It isn't a super-chic hipster parade with a microbrewery and a room for stroking cats; it takes a much more simple approach. This local eastend boozer finds its pleasure in screening all of the weekend games for punters as the friendly bar staff keep the pints coming long after full time.

Based in London's Victoria, Greenwood is a new venue on the Victoria line that promises amazing food, great craft beers and the latest live sporting action all under one roof. The food and drink menu is, of course, the headliner here, but it's the sports bar that's really caught out attention. With pool tables, big screen TVs and all your favourite drinks at the bar, you'll struggle to find a better sports bar in London.

Big game on the horizon? Canary Wharf's 28 West sets you up with everything you could need to enjoy the match. Beasty burger and fries combinations should sort any pre-game nerves, and a cracking choice of craft beers from around the world keep you topped up throughout. There's always a good atmosphere, and table football to keep you busy at half-time.

Supplying all you could want when it comes to watching sport in London, Belushi's is a combination of a sports bar and a late-night party palace. With an American feel, great drink promotions and seven large plasma screens showing all sporting events this place just keeps on giving! 

Matchbox is a bar based on Shoreditch High Street that offers its patron carefully created cocktails and stunning platters of delicious street food. Spread over two floors and with a few 55 inch TVs spread throughout the venue, Matchbox is an easy-going spot perfect for watching live sporting events. Grab a cocktail, tuck into some great food and let your hair down at this fun-loving East London venue.

Sports bars in London don't come much better than Nordic Bar. Close to Oxford Street, this Central hotspot has a plethora of screens showing a variety of sports and if that's not enough they have ping pong and fussball to play in the bar. There's some great Scandanavian grub, beers, cocktails and even a shot wheel to see which shots you get.

Spread across three storeys, The Dickens Inn in St Katharine's Dock is a charming and airy pub that boasts several TV screens. The venue shows big matches and plenty of room to make sure you don't miss any of the action. Join them for pints of real ale and a traditional atmosphere in the 300-year-old venue.

Commonly considered one of the leading sports pubs in the Clapham Common area, The Northcote promises a buzzing atmosphere come match-day. Line yourself up with a couple of crisp ales to settle those nerves before the action gets underway; the venue brings you all the action on both Sky and terrestrial TV.

Looking for a reliable spot in South West London that's guaranteed to be showing all of the televised sports events in glorious HD? Rileys is the place you're after! With an incredible 34 HD screens and four projector screens, this venue has the capacity to show 8 different fixtures at the same time! Whilst your there, channel your inner sportsman and compete with your mates on English and American pool tables, ping pong tables or at table football!

Close to many of London's hot tourist spots and set in the shadows of St. Paul's cathedral, Pavilion End is a beautiful city pub, great for cosy after work drinks, with big screens to watch various sports events on and a pool table for those wanting some entertainment. Their outdoor beer garden is perfect for catching some rays in central London and escaping the bustle of other city bars.

As well as serving a delicious selection of British plates and craft beer, Broadleaf in the City screens big matches in their dedicated room along with having a shuffleboard.

A top sports bar in West London; Sheraton may be out by Heathrow, but they've got the match action that keeps people coming back for more. From unique interiors and games to pool tables and Americana eats, head on down to try it for yourself. 

The Carlsberg Sport Bar in Leicester Square is constantly full of fun-loving sports fans. Spread across a number of different areas, the many plasma screens and huge projectors hanging above the main seating areas makes it the perfect place to watch the big game in London. Grab your mates, head down and support your team after first drinking a few ice-cold pints of Carlsberg.