No matter who you support, football fans can agree that we're spoiled with one of the best football leagues in the world, right on our doorstep. At the same time, it's never been easier to catch every second of Premier League action, thanks to London's endless amazing line up of bars and pubs that broadcast every tackle, save and goal live on their HD screens. To help you find the perfect spot to support your team, we've pulled together a list of all the best places to watch the Premier League in London.
Whether you're looking to take your pooch to catch some goals or simply need a haunt for you and your mates to kick back and enjoy the Premier League in North London, The Elephant Inn is the boozer for you. It boasts plenty of HD screens showing fixtures alongside an extensive menu to boot. Think crispy spring rolls and fragrant curries as part of its Thai-inspired spread, in a dark, wooden space equipped with quirky trinkets on the wall and warm light fixtures.
The Alexandra is hands down one of the best places to watch the Premier League in London, with comfy velvet sofas to sink into with a pint in hand. The Clapham Common watering hole has two projectors and five HD screens, alongside an array of lip-smacking pizzas with your name on it - topped with spicy salami, nduja, oyster mushrooms and so much more.
Looking for a lively spot to watch the Prem in Shepherd's Bush? The Crown & Sceptre has can the lot, with every live game beaming on the big screens.
Inside, you can expect classic pub charm with wooden interiors, real ales, and a hearty mix of British pub grub and Thai dishes. If you fancy an alfresco pint, there's TVs out in the heated beer garden too.
Found in the heart of Surbiton, the Grove is a friendly boozer decked out in vibrant blue decor and rustic wooden tables, with a spacious beer garden to boot. You can catch all the biggest Premier League games from this lively venue, with a pint in hand and a tasty dish from their menu - we're talking charcuterie boards, crispy duck salad or even vegan fish and chips.
If you find yourself in the West Hampstead area, be sure to secure a cosy leather booth at The Black Lion for the next big football match. This stylish boozer has got HD screens aplenty for you to cheer in front of, as well as a cracking menu which features tasty dishes like grass-fed sirloin steak, sweet potato and black bean salad or fish 'n' chips, to name a few.
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For delicious food, great entertainment and a lively atmosphere, you can't go wrong with the Vine in Kentish Town for your next football-related outing. Take advantage of their many HD screens, as well as a shuffleboard table for some half-time fun, before tucking into tasty eats like crispy fried tofu sharing platters, cauliflower Thai green curry and pan-fried seabass.
To catch all the action of the Premier League in relaxed surrounds, Leadbelly's Bar is just the place. Combining the feel of a neighbourhood watering hole with a football pub, traditional ales and British fare, it's just the spot to make you feel at home all day long.
Sitting in the shadows of the iconic St Paul's Cathedral, the Pavilion End is a charming local pub that offers its guests the ultimate weekend experience. Stocked with the best local ales, craft beers and chilled white wines, the team pulling the strings are huge football fans and promise to show every kick of this year's Premier League season. Whether it's a must win relegation battle or a title-deciding clash, there are few better places to watch the Premier League in London.
Catch all the biggest games from cosy venue Merchant, which can be found in Clapham Junction. This place is decked out in quirky tiled floors, vibrant orange seats and trendy artwork, as well as a number of TV screens showing the Premier League. Grab a cocktail or two while you're here, as well as tasty plates like buttermilk chicken burgers, crispy fish tacos and chilli beef Frankfurters.
Found just a stone's throw from Finsbury Park station, the World's End is a classic British boozer with some of the biggest screens around. Gather round their huge projector on the back wall, which shows all the biggest games from the Premier League. Their extensive menu spans from Sunday roasts to wild mushroom arancini or steak fries, with 50p wings every Wednesday as well.
When you've got a date with the big match, you want plenty of atmos and a screen big enough to see every blade of grass. Don't worry, Boxhall City's got you covered. Its large, light and airy hall gives you plenty of room to get behind your team with an uninterrupted view of the action.
Half time refreshments come in the form of international beers, fine wines and sophisticated signature cocktails. When you need more fuel for your fanatics, Club Mexicana, Eggslut and many more kitchens will keep you well fed.
Enticing Shoreditch dwellers with old-school charm and upbeat vibes, Queen's Head is one to stay loyal to if you work in the area. But when the football's playing? That's when it really comes alive. You can rly on this pub to serve an excellent selection of drinks, including local craft and beer brewed on site.
The burger menu is no joke, featuring Swiss cheese, pulled pork, jalapeño mayo and mushroom saute as just some of the adventurous toppings.
For Premier League afternoons and evenings, The Marquis of Westminster strikes the right balance between lively and comfortable. The bar packs out with fans, but the service stays smooth, and the vibes stay friendly, making it one of Westminster's more relaxed football-viewing spots. Screens are positioned for easy viewing without overwhelming the space, so you can enjoy the action alongside genuinely good food.
From beer-battered fish finger sandwiches to cheese toasties and seasonal specials, the match-day menu is leagues above your average sports pub.
A lively modern pub that's always got something going on, the Hagen & Hyde can be found right in the heart of Balham. The cosy space is decked out in multiple screens that you can catch all the biggest Premier League games on, while enjoying a refreshing pint or two.
There are plenty of great beers and cocktails to choose from, and you can also get your hands on scrumptious Yard Sale Pizza - topped with everything from mushroom and truffle to pepperoni.
Secure a premium Premier League viewing experience at The Fire Station in waterloo. With vintage interiors that bring warmth and relaxed vibes, it's a great place to settle in for a big game – with booth seating for ultimate comfort.
You'll have access to craft beers, exclusive wines and expertly-made cocktails, paired with a food menu of delightfully moreish small plates, pub classics and pizzas.
Greenwood in Victoria is a quirky bar and restaurant that's been competing with the best to become the number one sports bar in London. Spread across two floors, guests can watch the latest live sporting action from around the globe upstairs, before heading downstairs and tucking into a delicious pizza, washed down with an ice-cold cocktail. Trust us, there are few better places to watch live Premier League action than this.
Table numbers may have been slightly reduced at Waxy's to keep punters safe, but that doesn't mean the footie atmosphere is any less buzzing. Catch the premier league action at this Central London favourite, complete with four bars and unique interiors.
For all Premier League fans, The Elephant & Castle is your go-to destination to catch all the action. With plenty of screens around the venue and a spacious setting, it's ideal for watching the big match with friends.
Grab a pint, settle into the plush velvet seating, and cheer on your team as the electric atmosphere fills the room. There's no better place in South East London to enjoy the thrills of Premier League football.
At the heart of its local community, The Sutton Arms gives you a warm welcome, great drinks and a relaxed atmosphere. Behind the bar, you'll find a rotating selection of craft beers and traditional ales, as well as a carefully considered wine list.
Grab a seat in the bar, and you can follow all the Premier League action on the big screen with a pint and your pals. Feeling peckish? No problem, grab some bar snacks or a toastie to soak up the sauce.
If you need the buzz of the big screen for your team's next big match, get down to Editor's Tap. There's plenty of places to pull up a pew with a view and tuck into Premier League action.
Craft beers, cask ales and ciders will keep you in good spirits whatever the score. For half-time refreshment, you can take your pick from hand stretched pizzas, burgers, pies and plenty more. When all is said and done, why not celebrate with a signature artisan cocktail?
An old-school pub with a relaxed atmosphere and a lot of East London charm, The Old Ship Inn can be found in Hackney. It features exposed brickwork, simple wooden furnishings and plenty of screens showing the Premier League.
They serve a wide selection of craft beer, real ale and cocktails, as well as a hearty food menu. Think loaded nachos, smash burgers, rotisserie chicken and so much more.
For Premier League fans looking to level up their matchday, The Hare & Hounds in Islington offers the perfect mix of atmosphere and comfort. Set on vibrant Upper Street with views of the Town Hall, this stylish pub delivers live football in a setting that's more elevated than your usual sports bar. With a menu of seasonal British fare, standout cocktails, and a top-tier wine list, it's the ideal place to catch every goal without compromising on food or vibe.
Just a short walk from Highbury Fields and Angel, it's a welcoming spot for casual fans and diehards alike - whether you're watching the early kick-off or settling in for Super Sunday.
With four giant screens just steps from Wembley Stadium, Feed the Yak! is the place to be for the big match. There's plenty to wet your whistle as you follow every kick.
We're talking North West London's largest selection of draught beer, plus over 200 bottles and cans from the fridge. Expect everything from lagers and IPAs to stouts, sours and no-low options.
If you're hunting for a buzzing spot to watch the Premier League in London, head over to Redwood by London Bridge. This sleek pub and kitchen has you covered with ultra-HD screens across two levels and a massive 145-inch TV wall to catch all the action.
Hungry? Their menu features everything from juicy burgers to pizzas, plus sharing plates like nachos and wings, perfect for halftime snacking with an ice-cold pint.
The Distillers is a wholesome pub in Hammersmith famed for its selection of craft beer and is a great place to catch all the Premier League action this year. It oozes stylish, modern interiors mixed with the quirky charm of an old boozer, thanks to its checkered chairs and exposed brick walls.
You'll be sure to grab a decent pint here, along with some tasty grub from a menu featuring crowd-pleasers like buttermilk-fried chicken burgers, plus fish and chips.
When it comes to Premier League drama, BOX Piccadilly doesn't miss a beat. This Shaftesbury Avenue sports hub has the energy of a stadium, with huge screens showing every goal, tackle, and last-minute winner.
Grab a beer, rally your mates, and soak up the action - because here, football's a full-body experience (with cocktails and loaded fries on the side).
Step into Warren St. Lounge near Warren Street Station for the ultimate gastropub experience. From live sports to pool and a brew selection that's a real pitcher-perfect, it's a slam dunk. And the menu? It's packed with drool-worthy bar bites, crisp salads, and chef's specials that'll have you drooling for more.
If you're looking for somewhere to catch the Premier League in West London, Hammersmith Belle is a great choice. The welcoming boozer boasts a range of UHD 4K screens, with comfy leather booths to relax in while you watch the game.
Feeling peckish? There's a cracking menu of stilton-topped smash burgers, fajita steaks and even Sunday roasts, and you can even get two-for-one steaks and burgers until 7pm on weekdays.
Situated in the heart of East London, London Fields offers a chic, multi-floor setting to take in all the weekend Premier League drama.
Unfolding across a lively ground-floor bar and banquet hall, the venue combines proper matchday energy with an elevated, stylish backdrop. Fans can fuel up during early kick-offs or Super Sunday showdowns with wood-fired Italian pizzas - crafted using dough fermented for 48 hours - and fresh handmade pasta.
With its charming Victorian features, traditional feel and menu of classic pub grub, The Wheatsheaf is a brilliant place to watch all the action from the Premier League in Tooting. Hunker down with a plate of comfort food and a freshly poured pint as you watch every second in style.
Right on Richmond Green, The Prince's Head is a historic British pub, well known around these parts for its vibrant sports atmosphere. The real-life filming location of Ted Lasso's Crown & Anchor pub, here you can watch the footie in the same spot where AFC Richmond supporters gather on screen.
With big screens throughout the bar and a bigger matchday atmosphere, this place is perfect for watching the Premier League action.
If you're looking for a bar to watch the Premier League in Leicester Square, The Three Lanterns has got everything you need. From the multiple screens dotted all around the venue to the delicious drinks selection and mouthwatering menu of grub, it really is a top spot.
For Premier League and Champions League matchdays, The Gipsy Queen London is the ultimate destination in Kentish Town. With multiple big screens, 23 rotating craft beers, and a full a la carte menu - from double smash burgers to Korean fried chicken - fans can cheer, toast, and feast in style.
Whether it's a high-stakes derby or a Champions League clash, this pub delivers all the excitement of the pitch alongside the perfect pub experience.
While The Heathcote and Star in Leyton can't guarantee you'll see your favourite team win the league, you can make sure to catch all the games from the Premier League with their BT and Sky Sports screenings. Better yet, there's pool and ping pong tables for afters.
Located in Angel, The Peacock is a great spot to catch all the Premier League action. The original pub was built in 1564, and today the new venue features a relaxed, modern feel - decked out in pretty blossom trees and warm lighting.
Grab a drink or two as you watch, and be sure to check out their food menu too. We're talking 28-day-aged sirloin steaks, crispy chicken burgers or fish and chips, to name just a few dishes.
Known for its glamourous decor and fancy events, The Drayton Court Hotel is the perfect place to be for the biggest dates in the Premier League calendar too. Pull up a pew in the welcoming warm wood of the bar to follow every kick on the big screen.
As you cheer on every pass, tackle, shot and goal, you can make your way through a solid selection of cask ales, curated wines and indulgent cocktails.
If you're on the hunt for places to watch the Premier League, head to Bat & Ball in Stratford or Covent Garden for an epic evening of Neopolitan pizza slices, kooky cocktails and a few rounds of beer pong all while catching all the latest sports action.
Looking for a lively spot in East London to watch the Premier League in? Then head to the Clapton Hart, an old-school pub that dates back to the 18th century. Expect a vibrant atmosphere during the match, surrounded by roaring fireplaces, traditional decor and dark leather sofas.
Sample local ales, premium wines and creative cocktails from the bar, as well as hearty gastro fare - think stellar Sunday roasts or sausage and mash.
Located just a short walk from the Emirates Stadium, The Highbury Barn Tavern is a legendary North London destination for live football. It serves as a premier venue to catch the Premier League, Champions League, and FA Cup live.
You can enjoy the high-stakes action surrounded by proper pub energy and a packed house of loyal supporters. Complemented by elevated pub classics, sharing plates, and an extensive drinks menu spanning local craft beers to fine global wines, it offers a complete, top-tier viewing experience for every major fixture.
A charming gastro pub in Twickenham, The Turk's Head is always a hive of activity. This place loves a live event, with regular jazz and comedy nights taking to the stage.
It puts on a show for the Premier League too. Settle in front of the big screen to follow every kick with ice cold pints and classic pub grub, from lush linguine and buttermilk fried chicken burgers to beer-battered haddock.
If you're after a fun and lively spot to catch the Premier League action, Big Penny Social is the place to be.
With its massive screen, plenty of room, and buzzing atmosphere, it's the perfect spot to watch your team in action. Grab a craft beer, order some sourdough pizza, and cheer on your team with fellow fans.
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The 411 in Angel is dedicated to keeping you up to date on all the Premier League action this summer, with every fixture being screened across the venue. Don't worry about eating before you leave your house – because the food menu is a sight to behold and we guarantee you'll want to order at least one dish from it. Think jumbo mozzarella sticks, famed nachos and New York-style pizzas.
And if you prefer to cheer on your team with a cocktail in hand, you could be holding anything from a Berry Punch to a tropical picante or a classic margarita done right. Better yet, why not opt for a pitcher for the whole table to enjoy? Striking the perfect balance between laid-back and upbeat, this place offers an electric atmosphere with enough breathing space for you to keep things chill and properly watch the game.
Once known as old-school gaming and sports hub Bar Kick, The Shoreditch Arms is sprinkling a little pub charm over the venue with its ground-floor refurbishment, leaving the basement as a hideaway for true fans to watch live games, play foosball and let loose with a craft beer in hand.
The food menu consists of hot bar snacks, sharing boards inspired by a butchers and a chip shop, and a selection of burgers that will blow you away. Cocktails are also on the menu, along with some great desserts – for when you need cheering up after a tough loss.
Don't miss a second of Premier League action with this unique West London sports bar. With nine huge screens dotted around the venue, they'll also be serving you up some stunning eats and drinks in the form of wood-fired pizzas and freshly brewed pints.
Whether your team are fighting for the title or battling against the drop, The Blackbird is a top spot for taking in the Premier League. Once a branch of Midland Bank, this place was converted into a Fuller's Ale & Pie Pub in 1994.
Still famed for its food, you can tuck into proper British pub grub as you soak up the atmosphere and watch the big match action. Win, lose or draw, there's plenty behind the bar to put a smile on your face, from traditional cask ales and ice cold lagers, to wines, spirits and cocktails.
After a traditional pub through and through for all your Premier League viewing? It has to be Ealing's best kept secret, Wheatsheaf. Expect cosy, wooden interiors, screens scattered throughout the space, and a menu of classic British grub to fuel you too.
Tokenhouse is a pub located in The City with an industrial feel, teal walls and a speakeasy-style Cellar Bar. It offers an array of craft beers plus cask ales and is the ideal spot to swing by to catch some Premier League action.
You'll find an exceptional selection of nibbles and meals to entertain your tastebuds too, so they don't miss out, like short rib and smoked cheddar nuggets, plus seafood risotto or a Chalcroft Farm beef burger for mains.
With a great selection of real ales and craft beers, alongside tasty food and a fun selection of board games, you'll be in peak comfort for watching all the premier league matches at this friendly Goodge Street pub.
Poplars at the Dickens Inn is a cosy pub that draws inspiration from East London's unique heritage and the literary works of Charles Dickens. Covered in bright flowers and hanging baskets, the three-storey venue has become a favourite spot for the City of London's many sports fans. Serving all the usual suspects behind the bar and traditional gastro dishes, there are few better places to watch the Premier League live in London.
A cool and casual pub from the names behind Cattle Grid Steak House and The Earlsfield, The Charlotte is a must if you're looking to watch the Premier League at a pub in Southwark thanks to bookable tables, top drinks options and HD screens for all the action.
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Wondering where to watch the Premier League? Bermondsey Bar & Kitchen couldn't be a better choice. With a delicious, seasonal menu run by chef James Donnelly and gorgeous, rustic interiors, it's a strong contender for one of the best places to grab a pint and watch the football. Swing by on the weekend too to gobble up a hearty Sunday roast.
Don't miss out on all of the Premier League action by grabbing a table at Euston Flyer. The Central London boozer not only offers an electric game day atmosphere, but also a stand-up selection of classic pub grub bites alongside ales and beers.
The Admiralty, set in the heart of Trafalgar Square, is London's most central pub. Perfect for watching sport in the city, it's got big screens all over the shop.
Football fans are well looked after with Sky and TNT showing all the big Premier League matches. There's plenty here to fuel you up too, from ice cold pints to seasonal British pub grub.
Located close to Liverpool Street, Broadwood is the ultimate City sports bar, stretching across two spacious floors. There are 10 large plasma TVs here, guaranteeing a great view of the football no matter where you are.
Enjoy a refreshing choice of beers and cocktails while you're here, paired with a tasty menu of American eats. We're talking chilli cheese fries, hot Buffalo wings and smoked cheddar vegan burgers.
With the Young Vic and Old Vic nearby, The Windmill knows a thing or two about drama. In its beautiful bar, you can watch every play from the Premier League over a pint or few.
Behind the bar, there's a rotating selection of craft beers, as well as a curated wine list and wide selection of hand picked spirits and perfectly crafted cocktails. Need a bite to eat? The kitchen here serves up freshly-cooked dishes packed with carefully sourced British ingredients.
Known to many in Chiswick as the go-to local boozer, you can experience it at its best during Premier League season. The buzz is unmatched, with fresh beers and classic pub dishes making their way through the crowds to brighten everyone's day even more.
You can't visit without exploring the food menu, from the knock-out selection of small plates to mains that spotlight quality British ingredients, like the signature pie and buttered mash. Dine on comfort food that will make even the biggest gameday loss not so bad...
Found on Fulham high street, The Temperance is a modern boozer boasting one of the best match day atmospheres around. Book a private booth (complete with your own TV) and spend the afternoon chowing down small plates, sipping craft beer and cheering on your team.
The Old Bank in Sutton is the friendliest pub around, complete with an outdoor TV – the only one in Sutton. You can chill in their roomy beer garden or outdoor area while keeping up with all the live sports action on Sky Sports and TNT Sports; plus, you can amp up the fun with a game of pool or darts. If you're feeling peckish, their menu is stacked with classic pub grub like zesty onion bhaji bites and a hearty beef and pork lasagna with a side of garlic bread.
To see the Premier League in style, be sure to nab a table at The Albion for you and your best mates. Drink up on award-winning beer and delicious pub grub, while watching the match on plasma screen TVs.
Passionate about the tradition and laid-back energy of British pub culture, The Rose in New Cross is a timeless outpost built for bringing friends, families and the local community together.
Sports viewings are a recurring event in this pub's calendar, with a projector screen in the heated beer garden made for communal watch parties that allow for a little more rowdiness than usual. From small plates to hearty mains and gooey desserts, everything on the menu is as it should be: generously portioned and made from the best seasonal ingredients.
The Star By Liverpool Street is a fantastic place to watch the footie. Not only does it boast numerous screens all about the gaff, but the bar rustles up craft beers, tasty cocktails and fine wines. You can also chow down on mouthwatering food from Hotbox while you watch.
If you're looking for somewhere to watch the Premier League games in Shoreditch, head on over to The Cornershop. Not only does it boast eight massive screens across its two floors, but it also rustles up an excellent selection of food and drink to fuel you through.
Broadcasting matches on mega projector screens comes easy for Long Arm Pub & Brewery, the City favourite for watching sport in London. Catch them on Worship Street for every kick, goal and tustle this Premier League season.
A refined, country-style pub, The Hand & Flower adds a side of elegant charm to any match. Pick a pew in the bar and you can follow all the action from the Premier League with a steady stream of perfectly poured pints.
You'll want to grab a bite while you're here. The menu is packed with great British pub grub, from sausage and mash to burgers, steaks and pies.
A Dalston favourite where the burgers are (almost) as big as the atmosphere, The Three Compasses is a local-love, brimming with punters hoping to catch all of the Premier League moments on two giant HD projector screens.
Keeping you full of food and drink while the match plays on? O'Neill's' multiple pubs across the capital. A must for watching the Premier League action in London, these staples for sports fans promise affordable bevvies alongside a roster of tasty plates.
The Prince Blucher is Twickenham's go-to spot for live sport. With big screens throughout the bar, you can follow every kick wherever you pull up a pew.
On big match days, the crowd spills outside to the Waterloo bar. Behind the bar, there's everything you need to cheer on your team, from cask ales and lagers to wines and creative cocktails.
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In a former National Westminster bank, The Barrowboy & Banker is decked out with original features, including a vault-laden maze, large windows and an impressive double-height ceiling. Big screens are throughout its bright and airy bar beaming out the biggest games from the Premier League.
In game refreshments come in many forms, from cask ales and classic lagers to delicious wine and gin. The pub grub is pretty special too - we're talking speciality pies, fish 'n' chips and a hearty slow-cooked rabbit casserole served with moreish sage dumplings.
Ready for a brew-tiful experience? Step into The Wapping Tavern, an independently run neighbourhood pub dating back to the 1800s. This hip pub, housed in a restored old spice factory, is not just a place to grab a drink but a destination for fun and games. With a basement full of entertainment, 17 screens for sports, an ever-expanding pizza menu and 28 beers on tap, they promise a memorable time.
A Scandinavian-themed sports bar in Fitzrovia, Nordic Bar is the place to be for all the live Premier League matches. With screens so big you may mistake them for the fjords of Norway, you won't miss a second of the action.
There's plenty here to keep you refreshed from the first minute to the last, from Swedish meatballs to Nordic beers, wines and cocktails. Sharpen your competitive edge pre or post match with retro arcade games, the ever-popular shot wheel and the legendary beer pong.
The Prince Albert may be in the home of rugby, but it takes its football mighty seriously too. With big screens right through the bar, you can follow every minute of the Premier League action with a steady stream of quality cask ales, local craft brews, classic cocktails and worldly wine.
Outside, the spacious beer garden and heated, covered pergola mean you can enjoy the action al fresco too.
If you're on hunt for the best places to catch the latest sports fixture, The Cambria is a fabulous shout. With TVs dotted around, plenty of pints to sink and delicious grub to eat, it makes for the perfect plot to catch every last second of the game.
Every matchday deserves a stadium-grade experience. At Belushi's London Bridge and Shepherd's Bush, they bring you closer to the Premier League action than anyone else. With multiple HD screens and massive projectors spread across their bars, you'll have a perfect view of every goal, VAR decision, and clean sheet from kickoff to the final whistle.
For the purists, The Dugout on the lower ground floor at London Bridge offers an unrivalled, immersive football hub equipped with 4K Ultra HD screens and Sky Q. Skip the queues and stay glued to the action with their dedicated table service, keeping the cold pints and premium burgers flowing straight to your team.
Catch the Premier League at one of the most adored pubs in Chelsea, The Cadogan Arms, and marvel at its grand interior. You'll find a striking wooden bar taking centre stage, along with stained glass windows and dangling chandeliers; a grand backdrop to watch some (hopefully) goals. On the menu? Signature cocktails and scrumptious eats like beer-battered fish and chips or spring vegetable risotto.
A beautiful boozer full of character, The Wellington Hotel is just moments from Waterloo Station. With screens throughout the bar, it's perfect for watching Premier League matches this side of the city.
With all the Fuller's favourites behind the bar, there's plenty here to wet your whistle. The pub grub's top notch too, with sharers, sarnies and small plates up for grabs alongside mega mains like burgers, and sausage and mash.
A sprawling space decked out with dark woods, industrial accents and cosy booths and sofas facilitating great conversation, Old Street Tavern is a fab communal spot giving customers the option to get involved with the crowds or keep it within their groups for more intimate affairs.
The Shoreditch hotspot feels both casual and upmarket, which comes through in the food offering; think smash burgers, steak and a souped-up caesar salad to a whole charcoal-baked pizza menu. The drinks menu is full of usual suspects, with an array of cocktails, spritzes and wines to enjoy during the games.
Belushis has quickly become a favourite sports bar in the minds of London's many football fans. With sister venues in Camden, Greenwich, Hammersmith and Shepherd's Bush, the famous chain plants huge smiles on the faces of all its guests with its huge screen TVs, ice cold beer and tasty comfort food. Where better to watch the Premier League in London than at these laid back venues?
Catch the big game in an 18th-century, Grade II-listed pub in the heart of Great Portland Street and you'll soon see why this boozer is a firm favourite among locals and visitors alike. You'll be able to watch the Premier League while enjoying delicious pints of Guinness and tucking into some of its acclaimed fare. Chomp on Scotch eggs, red curry pork scratchings and more while you cheer on your team.
A unique entertainment spot that brings activity, food, drink and sport together, TOCA Social can be found in Greenwich and Shepherd's Bush. Their sleek bar space shows Premier League matches on the big screen, with refreshing beer or cocktails to enjoy while you watch.
Fancy getting involved in the action yourself? Their digital football experience gives players of every level the chance to score goals against a virtual team, perfect for some friendly competition among friends.
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Leyton beer behemoth The Red Lion is an eclectic spot with a heated garden, classic pub grub, and more importantly... HD TV screens. This sprawling haunt is a go-to for big games, as you know you can expect significant crowds to bring the electric energy.
Cheer on your team in their expansive main room with the TV in full view, while tucking into anything from smash burgers to flat iron steak and cider-battered haddock.
Looking for the best spot in Twickenham to catch all the Premier League action? The Cabbage Patch is your go-to football pub. With big screens, a lively atmosphere, and a dedicated crowd, it's the perfect place to cheer on your team every weekend.
Grab a cold pint, settle in with your mates, and get ready for a thrilling matchday experience. Whether it's last-minute goals or nail-biting finishes, this pub brings all the excitement of the Premier League right to your seat.
Located just a stone's throw from St Katherine's Dock, this all-new sports bar boasts the single biggest TV in Europe for all your premier league needs. Catch all the action as it unfolds with a menu of delicious classics and a fully-stocked bar.
This beloved Tooting landmark has a legacy dating back to the 1800s – so you know they're putting in the work, day in and day out, to ensure they live up to everyone's particularly high expectations of them. And they do a pretty good job at it; The Antelope's recent refurbishment has improved what was already a stellar boozer, and the food and drink offerings have been selected with quality and variety in mind – think well-done gastropub classics and a signature black pudding Scotch egg, to crafted cocktails and a curated list of wines.
The outdoor area is a great place to get away from it all, as live sports fuel the electric atmosphere inside.
Blending traditional interiors with hype-worthy food and an inviting atmosphere that makes guests feel at ease, you can't go wrong with choosing The Crown and Castle as your go-to sports viewing destination in Dalston. With a crowd-pleasing cocktail menu and list of widely-loved wines, finding one of your favourite sips won't be a problem.
The pub's kitchen residency is an exciting one, with the famed Chick 'n' Sours heading up a menu of crispy chicken burgers and Asian salads with a range of fun dips.
If you're looking for a lovely London spot for watching the Premier League, Vauxhall Food & Beer Garden is a top spot. With its three huge LED screens, expansive outdoor space and brilliant bar selection, it's one of the best places to catch all the action as it happens.
Putney landmark The Railway is known for its unwavering cosy vibes and high quality when it comes to everything from their Sundays roasts to the cocktails.
Any football fans could confidently rock up knowing they're guaranteed to find a beverage and dish that will make them even more excited to settle in for the match ahead. There's a dedicated pizza and brunch menu, along with a list of stand-out small plates including miso-cured salmon tacos and crispy Korean chicken bites.
So, your team has qualified for the Premier League and you don't want to miss all the action? Beechwood should be your first port of call. Found in Shoreditch, it boasts numerous screens all over the gaff, as well as plenty of mouthwatering refreshments.
There are football pubs, and then there's the Duke Of Edinburgh. A huge Brixton space complete with mega beer garden, giant HD screens (both indoor and outdoor) and a menu from White Men Can't Jerk, it's the ultimate match experience in London.
Can't seem to find a watering hole to catch the Premier League? Head to The Elgin for a fun watch party with your friends. Fronting huge plasma screens, delish British menus and a huge selection of craft beer, the venue checks all the boxes when it comes to sports pubs.
Sitting pretty on the outskirts of East London, The George & Dragon is a prime location to watch the football if you prefer your pubs, well, absolutely stunning. With a mix of in-the-action table seating and relaxing lounge-worthy sofas, this modern beauty has a place for everyone.
Grab a chair near the screen and order up some grub while you're at it, from souped-up small plates to upmarket mains and desserts that you'll want to save room for – we've got our eye on the burnt basque cheesecake.
Popular with locals and tourists alike, The Sun & 13 Cantons brings Parisian style and post-war pop culture touches to Soho. Know for its epic events, this place has seen the likes of Heavenly Social, the Dust Brothers and Carl Cox take to the stage in its basement bar.
It takes its live sport as seriously as its live music. Grab a seat in the bar and you can watch all the Premier League action on the big screens with a steady flow of perfectly poured pints and delicious Cambodian dishes.
Trusty neighbourhood pub East Dulwich Tavern is a hit with locals who want to sip pints against a stunning backdrop; taking the interiors to a level that exceeds your standard watering hole, you'll be surrounded by historic Victoria fixtures while lounging on a plush sofa, with rustic wooden features adding even more character to the space.
Appreciate the venue's classic beauty during game day, in between celebratory cheers and nail-biting on-screen moments that make sports so exciting to watch with a big crowd. With an extensive wine list and a lovely selection of beers on tap, you certainly won't have to go without our favourite sip. The food menu is made up of dynamite small plates and elevated British pub classics, created from ingredients and produce from top suppliers for quality assurance.
Boasting Sky Sports and countless screens to watch the games on, you can rely on Balham Bowls Club for all your football needs. This spacious venue is decked out in traditional interiors, and even the expansive beer garden comes with TVs.
You'll be kept refreshed by the bar's plentiful selection of drinks, and there's a cracking food menu to go with them. Think hearty pies, burgers and British classics, including an excellent Sunday roast.
With big screens, a lively matchday atmosphere and a steady stream of perfectly poured pints, The Ferndale in Brixton is top spot to catch a match.
As you follow every kick, you can wet your whistle with handcrafted cocktails, much-loved lagers and a long list of worldly wines. There's plenty of in-game refreshments here too, from pizzas to smash burgers and classic pub grub.
Situated in Herne Hill, The Prince Regent is a real local favourite that's filled with screens to watch football on. The sprawling venue has plenty of space to relax in, so kick back on one of their comfy sofas and get ready to cheer on your team.
Enjoy a refreshing pint of craft beer, or one of their many small-batch gins. When hunger strikes, dig into plates of pan-roasted salmon, double rib and chuck smash burgers or grilled halloumi salads.
If the big match is on the TV, it's on in The Dial. With big screens all over the gaff, you're sure of great views wherever you pull up a pew.
To calm your big match nerves, the in-house micro-brewery serves up the freshest Meantime craft beers, ales and IPAs. Half-time refreshments come in many forms too, from small plates and sharers to burgers and sandos.
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Close to St Paul's Cathedral, The Wren Tavern is a charming City boozer with a great atmosphere. There are lots of TVs dotted around the bar, where you can watch all the biggest Premier League games.
Choose from a range of delicious drinks while you watch - paired with tasty plates like chicken schnitzel, Cumberland sausage and mash or a plant-based lasagne.
Looking to catch you favourite team in the premier league live on screen? The Leyton Star is the place to head. While they can't guarantee a win for your side, what they can provide is a cosy setting with plenty of food and drink on offer too.
Perched directly above the bustling concourse at Waterloo, The Victory comes alive when matchday rolls around. Brought to you by the acclaimed Urban Pubs & Bars team, this elevated modern British bar and kitchen strips away the station noise, offering football fans a refined sanctuary to catch every second of Premier League drama.
Expect pristine HD screens dotted around a stylish interior; you can settle in with an expertly poured pint of craft beer or a signature cocktail, pairing top-flight action with pub classics.
Boasting both Sky and TNT Sports, you can count on BrewDog's Waterloo venue to be showing all the biggest Premier League games. Cheer on your team with a fresh pint of craft beer in hand, with multiple different taps to choose from.
This causal spot features industrial interiors, simple wooden furnishings and ping pong tables, as well as an indoor slide. And if you're hungry, they're cooking up the likes of burgers, wings and sourdough pizzas.
One of the bets places for watching the Premier League in London is Fitzrovia Belle, which shows all of the biggest and best football matches throughout the year. Hunker down here ad you'll find a long list of refreshing drinks alongside hearty British dishes.
Whoever you support, The Lock Inn is screening all the Premier League action on their TVs. While the Hackney Wick pub can't guarantee your favourite team wins, they've got a lineup of pizzas, cocktails, craft beers and burgers to act as celebration or commiseration.
Well known around these parts for its quiz nights, live music and fabulous comedy sets, The Trinity Borough knows a thing or two about live entertainment. All gold hanging lamps, stylish teal booths and modern finishes, it adds an air of elegance to any Premier League match.
Round up your pals, pull up a pew and grab a pint to follow every kick on the big screen. There's plenty to fuel you up along the way, from bar snacks and sandwiches to classic pub grub like steaks, burgers, and fish and chips.
KERB Social Club is a premier destination for football fans in London wanting to watch the Premier League in style. Multiple large screens across private rooms and communal areas ensure you get the best view while soaking up an electric, sports-driven atmosphere.
The venue's street food menu, including spicy pepperoni pizzas and crispy pickled onion poppers, fuels the excitement, while the bar offers everything from classic lagers to vibrant cocktails. It's a lively, welcoming environment for groups looking to cheer on their team together.
Boasting a whopping 20 different ultra high-definition screens (including three that are 100 inches wide), Goldwood Sports Pub & Kitchen can't be beaten for a great view of the football. This City pub is found close to St Paul's Cathedral, complete with a state-of-the-art sound system and a welcoming atmosphere.
Enjoy refreshing beers and cocktails from the bar, paired with a choice of delicious eats - think mac 'n' cheese croquettes, fried buttermilk chicken burgers and truffle mushroom pizza.
Fuller's pints? Seasonal British meals? A beaut terrace overlooking Kew Bridge for before or after the games? It's all on offer for your Premier League viewing at One Over The Ait. Cheer on your team while taking it all in across the screens here.
One of the best football pubs in London for watching the Premier League, Rocket Euston is boasting 8 HD TVs and a killer sound system, so you won't miss a moment of the footie. While they can't guarantee your team a win, they can promise a lively atmosphere and an extensive menu of hearty fare.
On Leighton Road in Ealing, you'll find the charming Forester, a pretty boozer located within a Grade II-listed building and boasting cosy nooks along with a gorgeous green brick fireplace.
It'll be showing all the Premiere League fixtures this year so you never have to miss out on the action when you're in the west, and you can even enjoy some delicious Thai food while you're at it too, such as fragrant curries, noodles and nibbles like vegetable tempura.
Brigadiers is the Indian restaurant where Premier League footy fixtures are shown across the screens, so you can dig into barbecue butter chicken and tandoori lamb chops while cheering on your team. Plus, there's a pool room to boot.
