Rugby Pubs in London

The Lillie Langtry is a homely pub located a stone's throw away from Earls Court station in West London. As soon as you step in, it's immediately obvious that traditional is central to things here; after all, the venue boasts an idyllic Victorian cocktail lounge on the ground floor. Perfect for both a date night or a casual drink with mates, the bar's long list of real ales, craft beers and fine wines is certain to bring a smile to even the most cynical face. 

Not one to shy away from sports, The Duke of Clarence is one of the best places to watch the rugby in London. Join them for some of the finest matches set alongside a roster of craft beers, draught pints and humble British gastro grub to boot. 

Don't miss a minute of action at Howl at the Moon as the rugby pub in Hoxton screens all the important matches. They also have a cracking burger menu and plenty of local craft beer on tap.

When it comes to pubs showing the rugby in Battersea, you can't go wrong with the Duchess Belle. Not only are there multiple screens and sound zones, but also a delicious menu filled with pies, hot dogs, burgers and more.

From the Six Nations to the World Cup, this Hammersmith pub is bringing you all the action. Head to The Duchess to watch every minute, with top notch British grub and an ice cold beer to wash it all down.

A hotspot for any and all live sports, this quirky pub in Borough is a top choice if you're looking to settle into the rugby with tasty food and a fresh pint. 

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.

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. 

Make sure you don't miss a minute of any action as The Dickens Inn in St Katharine's Dock beams all the action from one of their five screens. The traditional pub is spread acorss three floors, have two beer gardens and an enviable list of ale and beer.

The Grove is a fantastic rugby pub in London, perfectly situated between Clapham South and Balham tube stations, this place is a SW favourite for classic pubbing ventures. Serving up a menu of traditional British nosh, you can lap up some warming grub whilst enjoying all of the sporting action on their TV screens. 

Found just shy of Dalston at the end of Ridley Road, The Three Compasses know what's up when it comes to watching the rugby in London. Pulling out their big screen and pints aplenty, this family friendly and fun pub promises the very best of the action. 

If you're looking for a buzzy spot with great pub grub, they don't get much better than The Abbey Tavern. The Kentish Town spot is renowned for its lively atmosphere and indulgent menu of gravy-dripped burgers and mac and cheese-filled croquettes.

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.

While Wimbledon may be notable for just that, Wimbledon, there's one pub down South that promises a mix of all sport screenings. Head on down to the sports bar at Alexandra as they promise a top roster of rugby matches throughout the year. 

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.

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, too. Join them on matchday and you'll find most of the big fixtures being screened, with Scandinavian beers and Swedish meatballs served up on the side. There's even a cheeky shot wheel to spin if your team has a victory to celebrate...

The perfect place for a pint and a plate of tasty homemade food, The One Tun also comes fully equipped with Sky Sports and a big TV screen so you can catch all the rugby action.

This Peckham cutie might be better known for their kitsch decor and slick cocktails but they're also a great spot to catch the autumn internationals. 

McGettigan's has everything you could want from an Irish pub in London. With the big screen playing all the biggest rugby fixtures, taps supplying you with everything from beer to, of course, Guinness, and kitchen serving up traditional Irish dishes and pub-grub classics, you have everything you need to watch the match.