Sports Bars in London

A slinky Irish restaurant and lively sports bar all under one roof, Gibney's London & Daffodil Mulligan is a top choice to catch all the action in Shoreditch. As well as screening live matches, the action-packed pick also hosts live musicians and performers.

Not only is the Griffin Belle bringing you tasty food and a range of activities from pub quizzes to comedy night and darts, but the Vauxhall boozer also shows world sports from BT and Sky. Expect multi-screen walls with 3 sound zones.

Head over to Holland Park where this neighbourhood bar and kitchen offers all the sporting action you could be looking for. From rugby and football to cricket and Olympics coverage, they've got it all, as well as a delicious selection of pizzas and cold pints.

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

King's Cross' canalside Rotunda is a great spot to sit back and enjoy all the action from your favourite teams on the bars 75 inch screen. Get your Freeview, BT and Sky Sports fix as you snack on dishes from their bar food menu along with your pint.

Based on Shoreditch High Street, Matchbox offers cocktails and stunning platters of street food. Spread over two floors and with a few 55 inch TVs spread throughout the venue, this is an easy-going spot that's perfect for watching live sporting events.

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

One of the best places to watch sports in East London, this unique bar and kitchen fronts a load of screens across the venue to catch all your favourite teams, as well as a slap-up beer selection and some delicious bar snacks and burgers.

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 and with a gorgeous beer garden, it's perfect for catching some rays with a side of sports.

This Clapham Common cracker of a pub doesn't mess around when it comes to sports screenings. Not only do they have two Sky boxes, Sky Sports and BT Sports, but they also have a mega HD projector and four TV screens, so you know you're sure to catch all the action at this classic spot.

Supplying all you could want when it comes to watching sport in London, Belushis is a combination of a sports bar and late-night party palace. With an American feel, great drink promotions and 7 large plasma screens, this place just keeps on giving. Catch sister venues in Hammersmith, Greenwich and Shepherd's Bush.

Going above and beyond your usual London sports bar, Foosball Club is a haven for big kids and sporting fans alike. Perched on Holloway Road in Islington, this quirky spot not only offers hours of table football fun, but there's also freshly poured pints and mouthwatering pizza.

As well as serving a delicious selection of British plates and craft beer, Broadleaf screens big matches in their dedicated room. Get down to the City of London favourite for all that plus shuffleboard for when you're done.

Whether you've come for the football, rugby, NFL boxing or F1, Long Arm Pub & Brewery has it all and them some. Expect huge projectors showing every minute, plus six daily-changing beers to keep you going.

Wondering where to watch sports in East London? Shoreditch's bustling Bar Kick is all about the action, with foosball tables and beer that's really cheap. But the main event is definitely football; expect major games shown downstairs on a 3D screen.

Whether you're looking to catch all the action from the rugby or don't wanna miss a minute of the football, get down to The Duchess where you'll find live sports alongside a menu of tasty food and beers on draught.

Sports bars in London don't come much better than Nordic. Situated near Oxford Street, this West End hotspot is home to a plethora of screens showing a variety of sports and if that's not enough they have ping pong and Fussball. There's also Scandanavian grub, beers, cocktails to keep you going.

Looking for a classy place to catch the footie after work? Brigadiers is on hand with a self-service whiskey machine and an ample menu of Indian food to explore as you watch every moment live on one of their screens. Nestled in Bank, this is sure to pop off come match day. 

One of the best bars to watch sports in Victoria, this unique pub boasts numerous screens across the venue, alongside a superb range of craft beers and cocktails, and some delicious slices of homemade pizza.

Located in the heart of Elephant and Castle, Spit & Sawdust dedicate their Saturdays to all thing games. Whether you're watching or playing, head here to catch all the action and enjoy retro video games, but not before sampling their huge selection of real ales and craft beers.

Located a stone's throw from St. Katherine's Dock, Moretown Belle is positively bursting with sport screenings. Expect coverage of international games and unrivaled American showings of everything from La Liga to the NRL. 

Set in an old theatre, The Grand isn't just a clubbing hotspot - it's also a unique setting for watching all the big games from England football and rugby matches to the big Champions League. Head here for every try, pass and tackle before a big night out.

Tigerbay is unlike any other sports bar you'll visit in London, with an eclectic menu of Indo-Chinese cuisine and American-style burgers, broody interiors...and it's also a premium shisha lounge. Catch all your favourite footie matches, rugby fixtures and more at this sleek North London venue.   

The Mere Scribbler has quickly established itself as a big hitter in Streatham. 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, there's comfort food classics and huge screens.

With an incredible 34 HD screens and 4 projector screens, Rileys has the capacity to show 8 different fixtures at the same time. Whilst your there, channel your inner sportsman and compete with your mates with pool, ping pong or table football.

Commonly considered one of the leading sports pubs in Clapham Common, 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 from both Sky and terrestrial TV.

Perfect for a group dinner or a team night out, Royal Oak is a Willesden pub that's full of charm and character. Stocked with craft beers, fine wines and international spirits, as well a stunning garden and rooftop, this is one to head to for live sports in London.

The Three Compasses is a charming pub in Dalston. This local East End 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.

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 and big screens so you can catch - not just the football - but also tennis, GAA games, cricket, tennis and more.

Looking for the best places in London to watch the match? Head to Marylebone where Sports Bar & Grill is screening all the action across its many HD TVs. Gather the gang and grab one of its booths for an afternoon spent cheering on your team.

Looking for somewhere to watch the football or a friendly spot to cheer on your favourite rugby team? Head east where this Shoreditch High Street spot shows all the action live on a big screen, with a tasty menu of traditional pub grub to keep you going till the last whistle.

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. 

With a number of different areas, the Carlsberg Sport Bar is home to many plasma screens and huge projectors hanging above the main seating. Grab your mates and get down to Leicester Square to support your team after first drinking a few ice-cold pints.