Where To Watch The Euros 2028 In Peckham

Wondering where to watch the Euro 2024 final live in Peckham? A famous venue occupying a former car park on Rye Lane, Peckham Levels is a bar and food hall found on the fifth and sixth floors. Not only is there everything from pool, table football and retro arcade games to keep you entertained when fixtures aren't on, but also five 65-inch TV screens and a concert-standard PA system for all the commentary. Book a drinks and snacks package for between 6 and 8 people, which includes beer, prosecco, wine and cocktails, to secure the best view bench seating.

Get ready to kick off your summer at Watson's General Telegraph with epic viewings of the UEFA Euros 2024. They'll be showing all the matches on a massive screen in the main pub, and you can also catch the action on screens in the garden while you soak up the sun. Thirsty? This boozer has a rotating selection of craft beers on tap, handpicked from the coolest breweries in London, like Beavertown, Brick, Two Tribes, Hackney, and Mondo.

Prepare for the best 2024 Euros final screening in Peckham at the Old Nun's Head. This cosy family pub, tucked away in the leafy streets of Nunhead near Peckham Rye station, is as welcoming as it is stunning. With its wood-panelled walls, crackling fireplaces, and a well-stocked bar featuring local ales and international wines, you're sure to feel right at home. Catch all the football action on the screens downstairs throughout June and July while you revel in delicious street food bites courtesy of a revolving range of kitchen pop-ups.

A favourite in the area thanks to its community spirit, Prince of Peckham has both a traditional pub downstairs and a top-floor party den. Alongside their usual DJs and events, they also show the football live, so you can get stuck into Caribbean-inspired kitchen White Men Can't Jerk while cheering on your team. Plus, you can bet they've got some kinda party afterwards too.

When it comes to where to watch the Euros in Peckham, The White Horse has to be right up there. They've got your back if you prefer walk-ins only - although you should probably arrive early to make sure you get a space. Go from no plans to full footie viewing experience when you watch the biggest footballing tournament of the year here.

Find John The Unicorn on Rye Lane; a friendly space with a rotating lineup of street food. To fuel you while you watch the Euros? Hal's Kitchen is the latest cooking up a storm here, promising plant-based diner food spanning Korean BBQ burgers, 'steak' frites and fried chick'n with blue cheese sauce.