Where To Watch The World Cup 2026 In Hackney

After a closure of 20 years, The Lord Napier & Star is now one of the best-looking pubs in London. Right at the heart of Hackney, it's well known around these parts for its live music and killer DJs. 

When the World Cup rolls into town, the atmosphere will be just as epic. We're talking delicious drinks, epic burgers and dogs and every kick beamed live on the big screen.

With a stunning rooftop terrace and panoramic views over East London, Riverside East is the perfect spot to soak up the pre-match rays when the World Cup rolls around. Before the big match, there's plenty to keep you entertained across its three spaces - The Yard, The Café and The Terrace.

When kick off arrives, grab a seat in front of the big screen to follow every kick with cracking pints and epic pub grub.

Looking to find a base for your summer of beer and ball? Get on over to Five Points Taproom and Courtyard.

With big screens in all directions, you can follow the World Cup action as you sip on freshly brewed beers. For just £7, you can skip the queue, get priority seating and get your first drink.

Much more than a hotel, The Old Ship delivers old-school pub charm with East End cool. Everything about this place is top tier, from the burgers and chicken to the craft beer, real ale and cocktails.

With the refreshments well taken care of, all that's left to do is settle in front of the big screen and back the boys to World Cup glory.

Watch every England game from the water during the World Cup. Barge East is beaming every match across big screens in its floating restaurant, the Milk Float, and covered terrace spaces. 

This place brings together football, cold pints, summer food and one of East London's best match-day atmospheres. Grab a ticket from just £7 to bag a reserved spot and your first pint.

While many pubs in Hackney have turned into gastro pubs or micro breweries, The Three Compasses has stuck to its roots as a proper East End boozer. There's no fuss or frills here - just amazing local craft beers, the best burger pop-ups and giant projector screens.

Get down here to follow all the World Cup action, as the Three Lions journey from the gripping group stages to the grand finale.

A Norwegian-run pub located north of Victoria Park, The Kenton is an eclectic mix of vintage furniture, bold colours and a giant moose head. Behind the bar, you'll find more than a few surprises. 

We're talking Nordic beers and the signature Viking drink, packed with Akkevit schnapps. With five screens throughout the place, you won't miss a single second of the action while you're here.

Found close to Cambridge Heath station, The Perseverance is a buzzing spot with a love of live sport. They've got screens all over the pub, with a lively atmopshere guaranteed for all the big games.

Tickets are free, and seating is available on a first-come, first-served basis. Grab jugs of beer from the bar, and you can even order Yard Sale Pizza straight to your table.

Showing the World Cup indoors and in the garden is The Crown, a traditional-look pub known for well-poured Guinness and Murphy's alongside a solid range of beers and cocktails. There are big screens throughout and the sound turned up loud, so you don't miss a moment of the game or commentary.

There'll be a buzz at this charming local, don't miss out.

If you fancy watching the game outdoors, there's nowhere better than Hackney Bridge. This venue is entirely open-air, with plenty of seating and standing room alike. Be sure to get down early though, as it's first come, first served.

There'll be street food vendors on-site, as well as plenty of refreshing drinks at the bar. Your ticket includes a welcome drink, before settling down to watch on the enormous screen.