Where To Watch The World Cup In London Bridge

Just moments from London Bridge, The Shard and the famous Borough Market, The Bridge Tap London is a popular spot for both locals and visitors exploring the city.

When the World Cup rolls around, you can expect a lively crowd, big screens and all the sounds of the stadium. To keep you refreshed along the way, there's an impressive selection of craft beers, classic pub favourites and freshly prepared food.

Snuggled sweetly between the Shard and Borough Market, the Bunch of Grapes is a cool and casual Young's pub. Best known around these parts for its rustic British dining and regular rotation of brilliant beers, it's coming alive for the World Cup.

Get down here for an epic matchday atmosphere combined with all the things you love most about your local - great food, great drinks and a great crowd.

If you're looking for the absolute best place to watch the World Cup in the area, look no further than the neighbourhood's favourite rooftop destination. Located just steps from the station, London Bridge Rooftop is hosting the ultimate fan zone for all the major group stage fixtures. 

Get your friends together for an unbeatable local atmosphere featuring live pre- and post-game DJ sets, full table service for food and drinks, and an electric crowd. Tickets start from a budget-friendly £5.

Minutes away from London Bridge and Borough tube stations, Belushi's has everything you need for an epic matchday. Set over two levels, it's got multiple HD screens, a statement wrap-around bar, private 'cage' booths and projectors.

To keep you fuelled up for the action, there's mouthwatering burgers, crisp draft beers and quality cocktails. Get down early and stick around post-match to soak up the fanzone energy too.

Watch every unforgettable World Cup moment at The Trinity. Just steps away from Borough Station and a short walk from London Bridge, it promises a lively atmosphere and plenty of big screen action.

Whether you're popping in for a quick pint before kick-off or settling in for the full 90 minutes, you can expect big-game energy, great food and a cracking selection of craft beers, cocktails and pub grub.

A short stroll from London Bridge, Wheatsheaf sits right in the heart of Borough Market. A popular local pub, it's best known around these parts for its cracking beers, craft pizza and juicy burgers. 

Get down here during the World Cup and you can add an electric matchday atmosphere to the mix too.

Boasting an enormous 140-inch screen on their stage, it's pretty impossible not to have a great view of the game at Amazing Grace. Housed in a former church, this bustling spot is promising live music before kick-off, as well as celebrations long after the final whistle is blown.

Grab ice-cold pints or cocktails from the bar, with the fun starting from 5pm. They also serve a fantastic menu of burgers and pan-Asian plates.

Spend your summer of sport in the heart of London Bridge at Vinegar Yard. In its epic beer garden, you can follow every kick on the giant screen. 

There's plenty to keep you fuelled up along the way. We're talking ice cold pints, frozen cocktails and sensational street food, from tacos and Japanese sandos to burgers, loaded fries and shawarma.

Tucked away in Southwark, The Lord Clyde blends historic character with all the charm of a traditional London local. When the World Cup rolls into town, this place is proudly backing the Three Lions.

Built for big moments, louder reactions and full-on matchday energy, it's the perfect spot to follow every kick. Whether you're here for a tense group game or a nail-biting knockout, there's plenty here to fuel you up. Think well-kept ales, ice cold lagers and British pub grub classics.

Just minutes from London Bridge, Bermondsey Bar & Kitchen is a go-to beer garden with an underground edge. Set in a spruced up car park, it's got plenty of spots to soak up the sun and heaters if the late night chill sets in. 

Get down here during the World Cup and you can follow every kick on the big screen with cracking beer and epic in-game snacks. We're talking stacked burgers and dirty bites from The Joint plus Barrel & Stone hand-stretched pizzas delivered to your seat.

With epic views over the Thames, The Founder's Arms is a stunning spot to soak up some pre-match rays. When kick off arrives, it's inside to settle into your spot in front of the big screen. 

There's all kinds here to keep you fuelled up for the match. We're talking top notch craft beers, local gins, amazing wines from around the world, cracking cocktails and seasonal British dishes.

Looking for a loud and lively spot to watch the World Cup? Fabal Beerhall on the Bermondsey Beer Mile is the place to be. 

Expect every England World Cup match live on a giant screen, with pre-match entertainment, street food, exclusive drinks offers and one of the best football atmospheres near London Bridge. Entry is free - but if you want to beat the queues, you can pre-order your first beer for just £7.48.

Looking for the perfect place to watch the World Cup near Southwark or Blackfriars? Round up the crew and get on over to The Mad Hatter Hotel.

Close to the South Bank, Tate Modern and Blackfriars, it's a top choice for after-work games, group bookings and casual city meet-ups. Expect drinks packages and pre-orders to keep things easy, private spaces with views of the big screens and sharing dishes made for matchdays.