Rugby Pubs in London
There's nothing quite like grabbing a few brews as a game of rugby commences on the screen, but where can you hope to find the action in the city? Whether you’re after a relaxed hangout to catch the action or seeking out a lively match day experience, our list of the best rugby pubs in London has something for you.
We've also put together a handy guide to the best pubs showing the Six Nations in London.
Last updated on 17th February 2021
Lots of people know Nordic as a thriving hub of activity around the corner from Oxford Street, but it's also one of the best places to catch live sport in central London. Join the team on matchday and you'll find the big fixtures being screened, with Scandinavian beers and Swedish meatballs served up on the side.
With three big screens and a varied selection of beers, wines and spirits, Pub On The Park is the perfect spot to catch all your fixtures. What's more, the Hackney pub's got a great menu of traditional bites and is sure to have a lively atmosphere.
The Orange Tree may be cutesy, it may be cosy and it may be overtly botanical, but that doesn't stop it from being one of the best pubs with watch rugby in London. Head on down for top sports coverage alongside neat pints and rustic meals.
Setting you up with a cosy retreat for watching the rugby in London, The Queen Adelaide is a Putney favourite for kicking back with some craft beer and watching the game unfold. Decked out with contemporary leanings as well as a secret garden, you can tuck into all manner of lovely pub grub here whilst getting your fix of rugby.
No stone is left unturned at The Mere Scribbler in South London. Targeting that 'local boozer' vibe, the team's collection of craft beers, local ales and inventive cocktails caters for a wide range of tastes. With a menu of comfort food treats and live rugby matches showcased on their big screens, the venue is perfect for South London's many sports fans.
When it comes to watching live sport in London, you can't beat a pub that not only has a great selection of drinks, but also food. Head south of the river and you'll find exactly that, as The Wheatsheaf brings you succulent British dishes, craft beers and several screens to catch every minute of the action.