Big Screens Showing The 2026 World Cup In London

• Location: 261 Brixton Road, Brixton, SW9 6LH
• Why I recommend: whether you're supporting England or Brazil, your country will be well and truly represented at Brixton Jamm. They're promising a full-blown party with the Copa Experience, including DJs and live entertainment, and their massive screens and sound system ensure that everyone will catch the whole game. Plus, England tickets include a free beer
• Showing: all of England and Brazil's fixtures
• Price: from £5.50

 A buzzing bar and event space in South London, Brixton Jamm is showing every single kick of the England games on their massive screens. Tickets cost just £5.50 per person, including a free beer, or you can book a table for groups of six.

And when Brazil are playing, they're hosting the Copa Experience, bringing vibrant Brazilian energy to London. There'll be a full viewing set-up, alongside Brazilian food, drinks, DJs and entertainment, turning the crowd into a proper party.

• Locations: Canary Wharf, Oxford Street, Victoria, and Paddington 
• Why I recommend: you'll be sorted on the food and drink front at this venue when the football's on, with various top street food traders and bars slinging out beers, wines and cocktails. If you're heading here as a group, I suggest grabbing the fan zone ticket (£40 per person), which includes three house drink tokens and a £16 food token each
• Showing: all key fixtures
• Price: from £10 per person (the match pass) 

Market Halls in Canary Wharf, Oxford Street, Victoria, and Paddington are a great shout for World Cup season, thanks to their massive screens and extensive range of street food traders to keep you fuelled throughout the game. The venues have a large capacity to host hundreds of punters and come alive with a brilliant atmosphere on matchdays.

We think this is one for the friend groups looking for something between a sports bar and a pub, with cocktails on the menu. Going all out? Nab the 'big experience' package which, at £70 per person, includes two hours of bottomless drinks, a £20 food token and football t-shirts and bucket hats each.

• Location: 29 Liverpool Street, City of London, EC2M 7PD
• Why I recommend: much more than a sports bar, Boxhall City is beaming every second of the action on its giant, crystal-clear screens. It's within walking distance of Liverpool Street, so a great pick for those coming in from Essex into the city to watch the game, and there are 14 kitchens of fabulous street food to choose from to fuel your cheering 
• Showing: all key fixtures
• Price: from free

Gathering the whole gang to watch the World Cup? Book into Boxhall City. In the heart of Liverpool Street, this epic venue welcomes bookings for groups of 25 or more. You can also hire their ticket hall space for your friends - it features numerous screens, state-of-the-art sound, and a private bar.

As you follow every kick, you and your crew can tuck into a choice of dishes from 14 kitchens, washed down with a steady flow of cocktails, fine wines and top-tier beers.

• Location: 192-198 Camden High Street, Camden, NW18QP
• Why we recommend: BOXPARK Camden brings the stadium atmosphere to North London - think lively crowds, great views and that unbeatable tournament vibe. It prides itself on delivering the ultimate fan park experience, and you'll be spoilt for choice with the range of street food on offer. My favourites include Black Bear Burger, Birria Taco, and Elia
• Showing: all key fixtures
• Price: from free

The World Cup is here, and BOXPARK Camden is bringing you every second of the action. Get ready for the ultimate fan park experience, with big match atmosphere, world-class street food (ranging from burgers to Greek eats) and a special surprise or two. 

The screens here are beyond big, so you won't miss a single pass, goal or dodgy VAR call. Open to groups of 25 or more, you'll need to round up your mates before you book.

• Location: 1-5 Curtain Road, Shoreditch, EC2A 3JX
• Why I recommend: I suggest booking a table early to settle in for the pinnacle of international football at Queen of Hoxton. Their group booking options make it an ideal pick for those looking to watch the football after work with colleagues, or as groups of mates. I think the food here is fun too - the Bajan menu is very hard to refuse once the drinks start to roll in 
• Showing: England's fixtures
• Price: from £10 per person

As the World Cup rolls around, Queen of Hoxton is transforming into the home of live footy. Get down here to catch every kick, pass and last-minute goal. 

With multiple indoor screens, Bajan food and an epic selection of beers and cocktails, there's plenty to fuel your chanting. If you're coming down with the whole crew, book a spot in the ground-floor bar for just £10 per person, including a welcome drink.

• Location: 42 Newington Causeway, Elephant and Castle, SE1 6DR
• Why I recommend: this is the ultimate fan zone experience, offering massive screens and a high-capacity industrial setting that guarantees a buzzing, electric atmosphere for every England match. It's a seriously good fan zone to watch England play, with a massive 20sqm screen and £10 steins of tank-fresh beer on offer throughout the World Cup season 
• Showing: all key fixtures
• Price: from free

When it comes to watching the World Cup on the big screen, German Kraft Brewery offers a scale and energy that few London venues can match. The brewery and its towering serving tanks are situated right in the heart of a vibrant, sustainable marketplace, creating a stadium-like feel where hundreds of fans gather to roar in support of their teams.

Whether you're tucked into the industrial-chic interior or taking advantage of the vast seating in the garden, you'll have a prime view of the action. Between the whistle-to-whistle tension, you can explore a global menu of over 40 food stalls, ensuring that your match day feast is just as world-class as the football on screen.

• Location: 156 Clive Road, Streatham, SW16 5PT
• Why I recommend: widely regarded as one of the best sports pubs in the South West of the city, this venue offers a massive beer garden that comes alive on matchdays. It's the perfect spot for those who want a proper pub feel while soaking up the sun and the football. I think the drinks packages are worth making the most of if you're in a group - nab 12 Peronis, Asahi, or Camden Hells (you can choose your own ratio) for £67.20
• Showing: all key fixtures
• Price: from free

With not one, or two, but six screens dotted around the venue, The Manor Arms is a cracking choice for those of you looking to catch the football action live in Streatham. They are showing every unmissable fixture live on their outdoor HD screens, including England's group stage clashes and the late-night openers, like Mexico vs South Africa. 

There's even a beer garden, Sunday roasts, brunches, cocktails and local beers from Brixton and Beavertown. And for when the temperature dips in the evening? There are outdoor heaters to keep you toasty.

• Location: various
• Why I recommend: famous for big screens playing even bigger matches, Belushi's brings you epic tournament atmosphere, great beer and epic crowds. Their venues in London Bridge and Shepherd's Bush are built for watching proper football, with HD screens, projectors, and stadium-grade sound systems. They also offer beer towers so you don't have to miss a goal while queuing for another round 
• Showing: all key fixtures
• Price: from free

Having hosted international football fans for the past eight World Cups, Belushi's knows a thing or two about big match atmosphere. Whether you get down here for a group match or a knockout battle, you can expect the right screens, the right sound, and the right crowd.

At its venues across London, from London Bridge to Shepherd's Bush, there's plenty to keep you refreshed as you back the boys. We're talking mouthwatering burgers, crisp draft beers and quality cocktails.

• Location: 123 Acre Lane, Brixton, SW2 5UA
• Why I recommend: this Brixton legend features one of the most versatile outdoor spaces in the capital, complete with a retractable roof and private tiki huts that each house their own individual screens. It's the ultimate choice for groups who want a private viewing experience 
• Showing: England's fixtures
• Price: from free

Brixton's Hope & Anchor is a top spot to catch all the gaming action. Whether you're looking for a low-key spot in the garden to watch a few matches while sinking a few pints, or huddled with mates in a private hut or joining the roar under the main garden roof, they'll be ramping up the atmosphere with Sky Sports and TNT coverage.

We suggest booking your spot in advance, as this is a very popular pub for sports coverage. Food and drink-wise, you can look forward to tucking into seasonal sharing boards, chicken wings, nachos, and more, washed down with craft beers, spritzes, and wine. 

• Location: 16 Semley Place, Victoria, SW1W 9QJ
• Why I recommend: a dedicated sports sanctuary with a 150-inch LED video wall, this is where serious fans go for uninterrupted viewing. The atmosphere here is fantastic, and with plenty of pool tables and dart boards, there's plenty to do during the half-time break
• Showing: all key fixtures
• Price: from free

Riley's Sports Bar Victoria has its own fan zone area that really comes to life on match days. Complete with numerous HD TVs and huge projector screens, as well as delicious burgers and cracking finger food, you can see why this place is so popular.

They're showing every game live, from the opening kick-off in Mexico to the final in New Jersey. Their fan zone packages often include guaranteed seating and drink tokens, ensuring you have a seamless experience from the first whistle to the last.

• Location: 1-5 Bloomberg Arcade, City of London, EC4N 8AR
• Why I recommend: inspired by Indian army mess halls, Brigadiers offers a sophisticated, premium way to enjoy the World Cup. With an outdoor terrace and private rooms featuring self-pour beer taps, it's the gold standard for those who want to pair world-class Indian BBQ food with elite sports viewing
• Showing: all key fixtures
• Price: from free, feasting menu £80 per person

With big screens and ones right at your table, Brigadiers is a prime spot for cheering on your team across this year's tournament. Better yet, they've got a tailored match-day feasting menu for £80 per person, meaning you can do it with butter chicken royale or tandoori lamb chops in hand. 

It's an ideal spot for corporate groups or anyone looking to elevate their tournament viewing with some of the best food and drink the City has to offer.

• Location: 18-22 Greek Street, Soho, W1D 4DX
• Why I recommend: this stylish Soho institution is perfect for fans who want to mix cocktails with football. Its basement club features a massive floor-to-ceiling LED screen and air conditioning, making it a premier spot to escape the summer heat while cheering on the Three Lions
• Showing: all key fixtures 
• Price: from free

Located on the ever-buzzing Greek Street, Soho Zebrano is a popular spot for watching football in Central London. Not only does it boast a huge projector for premium viewing, but it also offers all kinds of great refreshments. 

It'll be showing all the matches from the World Cup 2026, and for those who are looking to make a day and night of it? You can look into booking karaoke and interactive darts with your mates, too.

• Location: Canary Wharf, Tower Hill and Westminster
• Why we recommend: a must-visit for Germany fans or anyone who wants to celebrate with a stein, these Bavarian bars have got large projectors to watch all the biggest fixtures on. Plus, their affordable menu is guaranteed to fill you up
• Showing: England and Germany games, plus other big fixtures

• Price: free

Buzzing Bavarian-themed bars in Canary Wharf, Tower Hill and Westminster, Munich Cricket Club is a great shout for watching the World Cup. These venues are filled with big TVs and projectors, where you can watch every England and Germany game in style.

They're going all-out for matchday with themed food and drink deals for £20. Expect plenty of steins, as well as dishes like bratwurst, loaded fries and even vegan schnitzel.