Both a stunning, traditional football pub and a social darts club, things don't get much better than The Alexandra by Clapham Common. Expect two projectors and five further HD screens here, as well as the opportunity to see all the games - not just England and the knock-out fixtures. Settle down in their comfy sofas for a cracking atmosphere fuelled by refreshing pints of craft beer or classic cocktails, plus a delicious pizza menu for when you get peckish.

Get your fix of football action at World's End, a classic British pub near Finsbury Park station that will cover every second of the Euros tournament this year. This traditional spot boasts wooden furnishings, ornate ceilings, and an absolutely massive projector and other big screens to watch the games on, promising a bustling atmosphere throughout. And if all the excitement makes you hungry? Check out their sumptuous Sunday roasts and tasty small plates like wild mushroom arancini or smoked garlic flatbread.

For mouthwatering meals and fantastic entertainment entertainment while you watch the Euros, look no further than the Vine between Kentish Town and Hampstead Heath. These guys have got multiple HD screens all over the venue and the chance to play shuffleboard with full table service. And if you're hungry? You can munch on tasty eats like crispy fried tofu sharing platters, short rib burgers and pan-fried seabass here.

Find yourself in the West Hampstead area? Then make your way to The Black Lion, where you can settle down in their comfy leather booths to watch all the Euros games this year. This cosy boozer has got multiple HD screens across the venue, as well as a mouthwatering menu which features tasty dishes like chicken and leek pot pie, sweet potato and black bean salad or fish 'n' chips.

Watch Euro 2024 on the big screen in London at Patch St. Paul's, a vibrant, modern venue located close to the iconic Cathedral. They're showing every single game across a number of large TVs and projectors, and you can get your hands on cracking package deals on food and drink from as little as £20 while you watch.

The Merchant is a trendy and welcoming boozer covered in European flag bunting, welcoming in all sport lovers this season for one of the biggest tournaments on the calendar. Not only have they got five screens to watch the game on, but they will also be opening earlier than usual throughout the week to make sure you can see every group game. Better yet, you can even nab a photo with the Gareth Southgate cut-out here.

Hunting for the best pubs to watch the Euros in London? Then make your way to Surbiton, where there are five different screens across the space, including two big garden screens outside, a projector indoors and a further two TVs inside. Grove are showing all the action throughout the competition, as well as having a delicious menu of baked camembert sharers, crispy fried tofu, short rib burgers and so much more.

Housed in an old Victorian building, The Alma is a Wandsworth institution that's famed for its gorgeous green tiles and hearty Sunday roasts. It offers an array of real ales, beers and classic cocktails to enjoy while catching the Euros 2024 on one of its many screens. Book your spot and enjoy tucking into grub like burrata and caramelised pear, beef Wellingtons and Cumberland sausages, or opt to spend your time with pub dog Bailey. 

For those of you who want to be totally immersed in the Euros games, there's only one place for it: Sports Bar & Grill Marylebone. Nestled on Mewlcombe Place, this iconic hangout boasts more HD LED screens than you can shake a stick at, including huge ones along the rafters and even more right in the booths. While you enjoy the matches, dive into this joint's fantastic menu of affordable, indulgent food, like chicken wings, nachos, burgers, pies and so much more, washed down with a pint of beer, of course. Check out sister venues in Victoria, Farringdon, Clapham and Canary Wharf too.

Westwood Sports Pub & Kitchen in Shepherd's Bush features 13 screens across the venue, including one giant one for that crowd atmosphere from the comfort of a pub - meaning there's Euros viewing at every turn here. Giant copper tanks above the bar serve freshly brewed beer, while wood-fired pizza ovens are cooking up all kinds of tasty treats.

Greenwood in Victoria has a dedicated sports lounge that boasts seven screens, including a state-of-the-art video wall where you can watch the Euros on an enormous scale. What's more, there are a further 12 screens throughout the venue, so wherever you are, you're guaranteed amazing viewing of the Euros games. Found in the NOVA development, this convenient location also offers tasty bar snacks and clay oven-baked pizzas. Not in the area? Be sure to check out their sister venue Beechwood - located in Shoreditch.

You can always count on Signature Brew Haggerston for a good time, and of course, incredible sips like its renowned Backstage IPA. Join the archway haunt for its Euros screenings this summer with tickets starting from £6 per person, which include a 440 can of Studio Lager or a Roadie IPA on arrival. 

Located in London Bridge, Redwood has a cracking atmosphere for sports fans and promises non-stop coverage of the Euros across giant UHD screens. This venue is kitted out with the latest in audio-visual equipment, while copper tanks are pouring the freshest of pints and German festival food specials keep you fed. You can even watch outside if you fancy soaking up any sun.

Wondering where to watch the matches in London? Head up to London Bridge Rooftop, a stunning space with heated and covered areas that's got up-close views of the Shard. They're taking bookings for the England games here, with multiple UHD screens across the venue showing the fixtures - plus full table service means you won't have to get up to the bar or miss a single moment. A sixth floor private area is also available for hire, complete with a private bar, terrace and its own screens.

A party staple in Brixton, complete with one of the biggest beer gardens in the area (an easy walk Clapham Common station), Hope & Anchor have over 20 screens in place to catch all of the Euros matches this tournament. Showing all games live, don't miss a minute of the action, whether you're indoors or bag a hut complete with your very own, exclusive-use screen - perfect for groups wanting their own room to celebrate or commiserate. 

Located in Barnes is The Sun Inn, a pretty pub where you can watch the Euro 2024 England games for free. It feels a far cry from the city, overlooking the village pond and housed in a Grade II-listed building, boasting traditional 18th-century features. Catch the action in its pretty conservatory-style room while digging into classic dishes like crispy calamari alongside saffron aioli, miso chicken skewers and beer-battered fresh Atlantic haddock. 

If you're wondering where to watch the Euros in London, Long Arm Pub & Brewery is a top spot for catching any kind of sport, thanks to its two giant projectors among an array of other shiny screens. What's more, it's also a Shoreditch boozer with a negative carbon footprint, as all its beer is produced and enjoyed on-site and served straight from tank to glass. Enjoy a pint of the good stuff while tucking into 'scooby snacks' like BBQ baby back ribs, mozzarella bites and more without missing out on any of the action. 

For a pub that lives and breathes football this Euros season, head to Goldwood Sports Pub & Kitchen near Bank. They've got 20 HD screens, including three 100-inch ones, with state of the art sound to match. There's even a private mezzanine if you want to take your experience up a notch, plus sharing platters, small plates stone-baked pizzas and juicy burgers to fuel you through the excitement.

The Coat and Badge is only a five-minute walk from Putney station and is one of the best places to watch the Euros in London. Spot the cows perched atop the boozer from the outside and enter a quaint, British setting complete with bookcases lining the walls and patterned chairs dotted about. It's a colourful spot to catch the Euros on one of its screens, choosing between a private screening and the usual bookings - both of which have beer bucket and beef slider add-ons available too, to keep you feeling refreshed throughout.

Found right in the heart of the City of London, adjacent to Tower 42, Broadleaf boasts a premium sports lounge where you can catch all the games across 10 large TVs. They're also dishing out beers by the tankful, as well as having a brasserie-style dining space for filling up before or after your chosen fixture.  keeping you fuelled through the sporting action. You can even have a go at shuffleboard after the whistle has blown too, to get your own competitive game on.

Boasting venues all over London, including Clapham, Leytonstone, Soho and more, O'Neill's is making sure you don't miss a single moment of the Euros 2024 action. Pop over to one of these lively Irish boozers to soak up all the games on the big screen, fuelling up on gourmet burgers, tapas dishes, pizzas and affordable pints while you're at it.

With screens dotted around the venue and booths with their own screens too, The Temperance is a winning place to watch any major football event. The ex-warehouse space has been kitted out with everything fans need, including pool tables for entertainment before and after your chosen game. To drink? The Cask Mark Accredited boozer has real ales, craft beer, cocktails and more.

Catch the Euros in the heart of Shoreditch by securing a spot at the Grade II-listed, eccentrically decorated Commercial Tavern. It's a vibrant watering hole that's incredibly popular with tourists and locals alike thanks to its prime location on the cusp of Spitalfields market. Over the summer, it'll be showing fixtures on glossy screens fixed to the walls in its main bar area and providing a delicious range of local craft beers to quench match-goers' thirst.

Situated in Putney right near the station, The Railway has been around since 1889, serving great beer and good times for well over a century. Flaunting a selection of screens all over the venue, you're bound to get a good view from wherever you choose to sit, plus you can even munch on mouthwatering pizzas, smash burgers or baked camembert sharers while you do so.

Just a stone's throw from Angel station you'll find The Junction, a friendly local Urban Pubs and Bars venue that'll be showing every single second of the Euros this 2024. Not only have they got screens aplenty here, but there's also a delicious menu made from seasonal fare to accompany the game - think sizzling steaks, sweet potato katsu curry or a truffle beef burger, all washed down with a refreshing pint of craft beer.

You won't find a prettier place to watch the Euros than Fleets, a lively venue on Ludgate Hill near St Paul's that features marbled walls, a central green-tiled bar and pink cherry blossom. These guys are open all day long, so you certainly won't miss any matches across the screens here. Also, with creative cocktails, beers, and delicious dishes like chicken katsu curry, smash burgers and salmon miso rice bowls to keep you fuelled, there's something for everyone.

If you're looking to watch the Euro 2024 in Central London's pubs and bars, make your way to The Ganton Arms on the street of the same name. Head to the bustling bar area or hire out their snug room for up to 20 people, with plenty of premium wines, spirits and craft beers to see you through the game. Hungry after all that excitement? Try out a choice of halloumi fries, crab linguini, crispy chicken burgers and much more.

This gem of a City pub has been around since the 19th century; once a Victorian gin palace but now serving up everything from craft beer to a huge range of gins and whiskies. Found on Fleet Street, The Punch Tavern boasts multiple screens for catching every second of the action, as well as a menu which includes juicy burgers, classic pies with mash and a cracking Sunday roast.

Situated in Bishopsgate, Nest is filled with pretty decor like hanging plants and floral seating across a two-floor venue, serving a fantastic food menu created by by executive chef Max Holba - think smash burgers, flat iron steak and more. An ideal spot for catching the Euros games after work, thanks to its location near Shoreditch and Liverpool Street, it's got table bookings in front of TV screens, as well as fantastic cocktails and a huge range of craft beers. 

Situated on Homerton High Street, The Adam & Eve has been a Hackney favourite since the 18th century. You can enjoy the football across screens both indoors and in their colourful beer garden, which is complete with its very own outdoor bar, and there's even a pool table for some half time entertainment. Hungry? Nab tasty dishes from kitchen residents Krapow, who are slinging out everything from roasted leg of lamb to pulled jackfruit with seasonal vegetables.

No two visits to Brewhouse & Kitchen in Highbury are the same, thanks to a choice of over 50 craft beers up for grabs - many of which are brewed on site. This spot was given a certificate of excellence in the Traveller's Choice Awards for 2023, so you know you're in good hands when you kick back in front of one of their multiple screens with a juicy burger and a fresh pint. They've even got TVs outside as well, for soaking up the sun while you watch.

The Eagle is a traditional boozer near Shepherd's Bush, with an absolutely stunning beer garden that's complete with cute wooden huts and surrounded by trees. As for the interiors, you can expect comfortable sofas, open fires and flat screen TVs of course. They'll be showing all the matches this summer, accompanied by a range of packages that include ploughman's or beef slider platters, beer buckets and more.

The Princess of Wales is a friendly Clapton pub which overlooks the River Lea above Hackney Marshes, boasting a fairy lit outdoor space which is heated and covered for the colder evenings. They showcase a selection of local beers and real ales, with multiple screens to settle down in front of. Plus, it's a dog-friendly space too - meaning none of the family has to miss out on the action at UEFA Euro 2024.

The Guard House is a Woolwich staple minutes from the DLR and Elizabeth Line, having transformed a former army barracks into a modern, stylish gastropub. They've got drinks packages available during the Euros, including beer buckets, as well as mouthwatering food like the ploughman's or beef slider boards to share among your pals. Book your set for prime viewing in front of the TVs.

Get on down to The Lord Wargrave, found near Edgware Road, for an electric afternoon of football fever. They'll be showing all of the matches, so you can catch Italy, Spain, England and many more go at it on the pitch. The bar also boasts over 150 different whiskies alongside an impressive selection of cask ale and keg beer to quench your thirst, while American-inspired BBQ goodness and ethically sourced meats smoked in-house keep you fed. We'd recommend the St Louis pork ribs.

It's all kicking off at The Castle this summer, one of Islington's favourite pubs for live sports. Here, you'll find three large indoor screens, not to mention a giant screen perched on the rooftop terrace (perfect for games during those sunny days). Plus, while there's plenty of tasty food and drinks up for grabs, you can also preorder packages so you don't have to miss a single second of the game.

A traditional pub with plenty of character, The Roebuck Hampstead offers a country-style space to kick back and catch all of the UEFA Euros matches. Yup, every single one, so you can watch any fixture you need. Grab yourself a table right in the front of one of the big screens, then glue your eyes to the match while tucking into tasty gastro fare (like wild mushroom risotto and Somerset bavette steak) paired with a craft pint from the extensive selection. 

The One Tun is undoubtedly one of the best pubs to watch the Euros in Central London. Situated just minutes from Oxford Street and Tottenham Court Road, it boasts an enviable location, not to mention an abundance of screens dotted all around the venue. When you can tear yourself away from the game, there are also dart boards and games, plus CAMRA-recognised real ales and homemade food.

There's no place like Oystercatcher to watch the Euros 2024 in style. This gorgeous Greenwich hotspot boasts two floors and a massive heated terrace featuring modern interiors and incredible 360° river views of Canary Wharf. It's the perfect spot to catch any of the games (yes, they're showing every fixture here) while you sip on some premium brews and munch delicious dry-aged steaks.

Join Bounce at its Old Street, Farringdon and Battersea venues to catch live screenings of England throughout the Euros 2024 this summer. Tickets start at £10, which includes entry and that tenner towards drinks at the bar, while a package of unlimited pizza and two beers each is also available to book for £30.

Looking for a quirky tap room with great drinks and live sports? Check out The Wolfpack in Queens Park, a well-known gem where locals and visitors alike flock to enjoy the electric vibes whenever a big match is on. Thanks to a wide range of beer, wine, and cocktails, not to mention huge screens showing the games throughout the venue, it's the perfect spot to catch all the Euros 2024 action in the heart of London.

For beautiful views of the city while you watch the game, head to the Sail Loft in Greenwich, situated right on the water. They'll be showing every Euros match on its huge pull-down projector, promising a lively atmosphere that rivals the stadiums themselves. Plus, with a menu featuring cheeseburgers, beer-battered haddock and chips, and deliciously crisp pints of ale and lager, it's got everything you need for an epic matchday.

A stone's throw from Bank station, Vintry has got all your needs covered when it comes to watching the Euros in the city. This modern gastropub is showing all of the Euros matches live from Berlin in its stylish space, with multiple screens to choose from too. If you get hungry, delve into bites like jerk chicken skewers, truffle mac and cheese croquettes or cajun chicken wraps, paired with a craft pint or classic lager, of course.

Situated on Soho's Great Pulteney Street, Sun & Thirteen Cantons is always a lively destination, popular with Londoners and tourists alike. Plus, during the Euros, this Fuller's pub is ensuring every match is an epic one, screening them all on their multiple HD TVs, which you can enjoy while sipping craft beer from independent breweries. Hungry? Check out the menu of Cambodian cuisine.

Spanning over two spacious floors in King's Cross station, Parcel Yard is a top choice for watching the Euros - particularly if you've got a train to catch afterwards. Expect HD screens dotted around the venue where you can catch the games live from Germany. You can grab plenty of tasty bites while you're here as well, from fried buttermilk chicken burgers to all-day full English breakfasts.

Looking to watch the Euros in South West London? Then Clapham Junction venue Old Bank could be just the place for you, thanks to its large projector screen and friendly crowd. You'll find some tasty beers on tap, as well as a whole range of cocktails, wines and bubbles - which go all too well with their food menu, which includes burgers and schnitzel. And afterwards, why not celebrate (or commiserate) with a pint or two on their sunny outdoor terrace?

There are HD screens aplenty at the Doric Arch, a welcoming boozer located just outside Euston station. They'll be showing every single second of the Euros this summer, so you won't want to miss out. The traditional pub is famous for its real ales and whiskies, alongside a menu full of delicious toasties and pies - filled with everything from pickle and stilton to chorizo and Wensleydale, setting you back just £7.50 each. 

Gigis Hoxton is the perfect place to cheer on England, promising a buzzing atmosphere throughout the Euro tournament, showing the matches live on its projector screen. Hungry? Then check out their menu of bavette steak, caponata over roasted aubergine, spaghetti bolognese and more, with all kinds of creative cocktails on the cards too.

Known as the Cornerstone of Shoreditch, The Cornershop is a haven of live sports. They'll be showing all the Euros games from their lively bar, with eight HD TV screens to choose from. Even better, you can keep the party going long after the game with their weekend club nights. And if you're feeling peckish, there are plenty of gourmet burgers, loaded fries and nachos to choose from as well.

If you're looking to catch all the action in East London, Barrio Shoreditch is the place to be. They'll be showing the big games from their huge screens, with plenty of tables that promise a great view to choose from. This vibrant venue is also offering special Euros packages, including beers, food platters and Tommy's margarita jugs.

Catch the Euros 2024 at this sunny rooftop haunt slap bang in the middle of Shoreditch. Golden Bee will be showing the fixtures on its shiny, 60-inch screens atop its tropical terrace, surrounded by palm trees, dangling foliage and plush sofas. You can expect all your favourite classic cocktails too, alongside beers, spirits and wine to make an evening of it. 

The Edinboro Castle is a quirky pub that can be found between Camden and Regent's Park, sporting a sun-soaked beer garden with wooden, sheltered tables and an outside bar. It'll be showing the Euros this summer in HD, offering delicious game day food and drink. Between renditions of 'Three Lions', tuck into fried chicken with chilli honey, crispy calamari and seafood linguine, washed down with a pint of Guinness. 

If you're on the hunt for a place to watch all of the UEFA Euros 2024 action, then Carpenters Arms on Whitfield Street is the place for you. The 1930s boozer (which also has a rooftop, by the way) will be showing all the games live and in HD, plus serving the delicious British dishes it's known for. Think scotch eggs, sirloin steaks, pan-fried hake alongside gunpowder potatoes and more. Oh, and don't forget craft beers like Beavertown, Brixton and Gispy Hill on tap.

One of the quirkiest places to watch the Euros this year, The Golf Groove is a cool activity bar found in Wimbledon. They're offering a free half-time pint during every single match, with wall-to-wall screens showing the exciting action. And after the game? Be sure to try out their interactive golf bays, giving you a chance to try out some sports skills of your own. Sip pints or cocktails while you're here, alongside tasty pizzas, sharing platters or hearty burgers and wraps.

It's all kicking off at The Grand in Clapham this summer, quite literally, as the iconic venue will be showing England's football games with tickets starting from £10 each. Clapham Grand's Euros tickets are known to be snapped up faster than Jude Bellingham, so be sure to secure yours now. Expect DJs to be soundtracking the matches, with sing-a-longs and fan anthems, plus delicious hot food and drinks available.

The Lock Inn is an independent pub located in the heart of Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, serving up 48-hour proved pizzas and offering an atmospheric canalside garden to be basked in when the good weather strikes. If you want to watch Euro 2024 on a big screen in London, it'll be showing all of the matches, plus there's darts for when you fancy some competitive action between games. Think great pints from a Hackney local that loves their community spirit, paired with short rib burgers or a snack platter featuring deep-fried squid and garlic bread.

Having been found opposite Battersea Power Station since 1883, Duchess Belle has long been a staple of this area. The venue comes to life on match days, as a multi-screen wall and further TVs shows all of this year's Euros fixtures as they happen. Stop by this neighbourhood gem to watch every moment of Euros 2024 tournament thanks to UHD screens and three sound zones for a peak atmosphere.

If you're wondering where's showing the Euros, then allow us to point you in the direction of the very pretty Bermondsey Bar & Kitchen. What was once an underground car park has been revamped into a delicious eating and drinking den, including screens for watching this great footballing tournament, with loads of covered outdoor space to make sure you can enjoy games whatever the weather. A menu from chef James Donnelly means you can nab the best of British cuisine too (and a cracking Sunday lunch at that). 

Taking watching football to a whole new level, Clubhouse 5 is redefining the sports bar experience. With classic football jerseys adorning the walls, top-notch 4k UHD screens, and Sky Q Technology, it's the ultimate spot for footie fans. Plus, you can switch between live events and instant highlights with Sky Sports Recap while enjoying juicy burgers, finger-licking wings, and a great selection of beers and cocktails.

The Piano Works in Farringdon and the West End will be showing the Euros this summer, alongside all its regular live music showcases and fantastic drinks. The atmosphere venue loves the nail-biting game as much as the next person, which is why it promises state-of-the-art sound and delicious food packages. Grab yourself a beef or vegan burger alongside fries and a beer for £15 each, or upgrade to bottomless bubbles for just £35 per person.

Pavillion End is a dedicated sports pub found just down the road from St Paul's - and it might just be your new go-to spot to catch all the Euros goodness happening this summer. A large space with projectors and TVs showing Sky, TNT sports and terrestrial channels, it's also home to some fantastic ales and pub grub. Look forward to feasting on Buffalo chicken wings, mushroom and goat's cheese croquettes and more. 

One of Brixton's biggest destinations for sport, The Duke Of Edinburgh is an essential visit for Euros fans hoping to see England bring football home this summer. With 7 big screens both inside and out in the huge beer garden, including one mega projector screen inside, South London's match-keen can book early to make sure they have a spot for the games. For food while you're there? Bando Belly are churning out epic burgers and sandwiches.

Blues Kitchen Brixton, Shoreditch and Camden are welcoming football fans with open arms this Euros season as they'll be screening the England games as well as the final. Their signature grub will be available to order once the game is over, plus there'll be live performances to keep you entertained all evening. Tables start from £5 per person or £10 if you want to bag exclusive use of the private dining space, including the karaoke room.

If you fancy something a little different from your usual pub for this year's Euros? Get on down to Brigadiers in the City of London. They'll be streaming all of the matches live from their Indian restaurant, with TVs found throughout the venue, including on the terrace and in the private dining rooms, so you're always guaranteed a great view. And, of course, while you're there, you can get stuck into the acclaimed menu, featuring kebabs, ribs, biryanis and so much more.