A loved Hackney local, The Old Ship Inn provides a charming old school pub vibe, complete with rustic interiors featuring pendant lights, bare-brick walls and laid-back furnishings. Head over when the Euros are on to soak up the buzzing atmosphere and catch the games on the big screen, all as you dive into the extensive menu of real ale and craft beers, not to mention the lineup of burgers and rotisserie chicken.

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. Oh, and if you get hungry? There's a beautiful selection of BBQ bites on the menu, showcasing ethically sourced meats smoked in-house. From St Louis pork ribs and sloppy brisket buns to grilled halloumi salads, you'll get decision anxiety just by looking at the menu.

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. 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. 

A cosy space on Fulham Road, The Kings Arms boasts a well-stocked bar and rustic wooden tables complemented by exposed brick walls. Sip on real ales, lagers or even a cocktail while you watch the game, and you'll find delicious British dishes like double beef patty burgers, cider-battered haddock or West Country bavette steak on the menu.

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.

Located in London Bridge, Redwood has a cracking atmosphere for sports fans and promises non-stop coverage of the Euros. Their ever-changing list of craft beers is bound to keep you refreshed, alongside a tasty food menu if you get hungry.

Known for its colourful interiors, table football and diverse array of match screenings, it's no surprise that Bar Kick has been voted by Lonely Planet as one of the world's most iconic sports joints. Hit up the Shoreditch spot and cheer on your team with pals.

You'll find The Devonshire in the heart of Balham slinging out delicious, seasonal food from hearty pies to sandwiches loaded with cyder battered haddock fingers and homemade tartare sauce for £9.50. Catch the Euros here among golden interiors and rustic fireplaces on one of the many TV screens alongside a bite to eat, cocktail and more. 

Don't miss out on the epic sporting action by snapping up a table at The Leyton Star. Not only will you be able to cheer on your team to victory, but while you're at it? Get to know the bar's lineup of craft beers, tacos and burgers.

Mammoth Brixton beer garden Hope & Anchor is always a top choice if you're looking for somewhere to watch the Euros in London. The venue will have all major matches showing across 20+ screens, alongside cold beers and delicious pub grub.

Located just a stone's throw from Euston station, Crown & Anchor is showing all the Euro 2024 action. Head here with your mates where you'll find comfy seats to settle into, craft beers to sip on throughout the match and pub grub classics to munch on at half-time.

There's a lot to love about The Duchess of Kent. Not only does the Islington hotspot offer a calm retreat away from the hustle and bustle, but it also boasts quirky interiors, from the floral sofas to the retro knick-knacks lining the shelves. Plus, thankfully for us football fans, there are huge screens hanging from the corners, so you can catch every goal or penalty in HD.

If you wanna catch the Euros in London, nab a table at The Star in Shoreditch. Make your way inside this crackin' boozer, where you'll get to see every boot of the ball on the HD screens, all while delving into mouthwatering pub grub.

It's not just the expansive beer garden that makes The Duke Of Edinburgh an essential visit for summer, this place also happens to be showing live footie screens on the regular. Check out this South London staple while Euro is on before relaxing in the massive outdoor space.

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.

The Star By Liverpool Street is a modern, spacious pub in the heart of London, boasting multiple TV screens which you can catch all the football action on. If all the sport makes you hungry, then grab a juicy burger or some loaded fries alongside your pint. 

Sports fans don't need to look too far with The Admiral Hardy around. A historic Greenwich institution, this traditional boozer serves traditional British pub classics, local craft beer and a carefully selected array of wines to revel in as you watch the game. Tired from all the excitement? Why not stay over at one of their seven cosy guest rooms equipped with comfy beds, TVs, desks, and more?

Looking for a pub showing Euro 2024 in London Bridge? The Old Thameside Inn should be your first port of call. Sat on the river, the historic boozer will be bringing you all the action from the tournament, as well as food, drinks and great views.

The Star of Bethnal Green is making sure it's a footie season to remember, broadcasting the games on their TVs found all around the pub. Plus, if you fancy making a night of it, you can stick around for DJ nights, karaoke and cocktails.

An iconic pub if we ever saw one, nestled on Shoreditch High Street, The Queen's Head embodies the vibrant energy of the East End, making it a stellar spot to catch all the Euros action. When you can peel your eyes away from the screen, make sure to check out the top-notch menus, which feature craft beer, cocktails and elevated pub fare, from black pudding sausage rolls to courgette fries with truffle mayo.

Hoping to catch England across all their fixtures or another team besides? This Earls Court pub has tables up for grabs. A Hippo Inns favourite with plenty of beer and bites to go around, get ready for some amazing games from our boys.

With screens by every table around the venue, The Temperance is a winning place to watch any major football event in London. From the Euro to Premier League and FA Cup, it really is a buzzing spot for sports fans, with a wide range of refreshments to keep them sticking around. 

If you're looking to watch the Euros in the heart of Soho, make your way to The Ganton Arms. Head to the bustling bar 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.

You won't find a prettier place to watch the Euros that Fleets, a lively bar in St Paul's which features marbled walls, a central green-tiled bar and pretty pink cherry blossom all over the venue. These guys are open all day long so you certainly won't miss any matches, with creative concoctions and delicious dishes like chicken katsu curry, smash burgers and salmon miso rice bowls to keep you fuelled.

The Euro action looks set to storm through Balham this summer as resident pub The Regent promises all of the England matches on show in their unadulterated sporting glory. Join them for pints and pitch action aplenty. 

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 the big game while you sip on some premium brews and munch on delicious dry-aged steaks.

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.

Head to Kilburn Lane to discover Paradise By Way of Kensal Green, a quirky bar, restaurant and place to watch all of the UEFA Euros 2024 action. The unique space, which comes with a golden disco ball, will be embracing the sports excitement this summer by screening all the matches, so whatever country you're rooting for? You can also treat yourself to craft beers, cocktails and gorgeous gastro dishes.

Found right in the heart of the City of London, Broadleaf boasts a premium sports lounge where you can catch all the games this summer. They're also dishing out beers by the tankful and mouthwatering meals, keeping you fuelled through the sporting action.

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.

A stylish, contemporary drinking destination in Clapham, The Plough is perfect for holing up with your mates and getting stuck into a day of football. Make your way over to this charming spot and set yourself up at one of the sleek wooden tables paired with leather seating to cheer your team on to victory. Oh, and did we mention the food here is absolutely delish? Think buttermilk fried chicken burgers, beer-battered cod and wings in a bucketload of flavours.

This historic gastropub can be found inside a renovated print house on Farringdon Street, decked out in wooden walls, green tiling, hanging lampshades and plenty of greenery. Their unique beer offerings include bombers, lagers, ales and more, so make sure to grab a pint before settling down in front of their screens. There's even a secret cocktail bar downstairs if you're in the mood for celebrating after the game.

Make a pit stop at The Albany on Great Portland Street to catch the Euros 2024 as they'll be showing fixtures on a giant projector screen and serving up some hearty grub to go alongside. On the menu you can expect to find a chicken and bacon burger with fries, or a plant-based bun for the veggies among you. 

You'll be able to enjoy all the Euros 2024 action at The Crown and Castle, the historic boozer located on Kingsland Road. Decked out with wooden floorboards and cosy lighting, it also boasts an array of glossy TV screens fixed to its walls showing games throughout the week. What's more, behind the bar you'll find a fantastic selection of craft beers, as well as wines, spirits and cocktails like negronis and Aperol spritzes. 

The iconic club Infernos is hosting The G.O.A.T, a Euro's 24 pop-up boasting the ultimate England fan zone experience. Expect a giant screen showing all the action, football anthems on rotation and a live brass band belting out fan favourites. If you're seeking an atmospheric bash on the 16th of June then snap up tickets now, starting from £8 each. 

Popular among CAMRA members and other beer enthusiasts, The Exmouth Arms can be found near Euston station. The burgers are pretty special here too, ranging from cheese-coated beef patties to buttermilk fried chicken and juicy plant-based offerings. Be sure to swing by for a great atmosphere and tasty food alongside the next Euros match.

Looking for places to watch the Euro matches in London Bridge? Head up to this stunning rooftop space where they'll be bringing you beers, burgers and big screen viewings of the games throughout the summer months.

Searching for places showing the Euros in South London? The Cyclist are screening every match from their Balham digs, meaning you can watch all the action in ultimate comfort while sipping on a freshly-poured brew.

Found in North London, The Kings Head is an absolutely stunning pub, complete with tall, grand ceilings with rounded windows, ornate fireplaces and stylish sofas setting the scene for a fantastic day of football. When you're not admiring the interiors, get a load of the top-notch menu - think cider-battered haddock and triple-cooked chips, plus West Country beef pie with creamy mash and jus.

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.

The Guard House is a Woolwich staple, having transformed a rustic venue into a modern, stylish gastropub. They've got drinks packages available during the Euros, as well as a mouthwatering menu which includes a seafood platter to share, stacked plant-based burgers and crispy pork belly with a homemade slaw, with traditional pints and craft bottles up for grabs too.

Situated in Putney, The Railway has been around since 1889, serving great beer and good times for 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, and you can even munch on mouthwatering pizzas, smash burgers or baked camembert sharers while you do so.

The Lock Inn is an independent pub located on Hackney Wick serving up 48-hour proved pizzas and offering an atmospheric canalside garden to be basked in when the good weather strikes. It's a great haunt to watch some Euros action in as it has a big screen showing live sports as well as a delicious half-time food menu. Think perfect pints paired with short rib burgers or a snack platter featuring deep-fried squid and garlic bread.

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, you'll also find fantastic cocktails and a huge range of craft beers available here. 

Just a stone's throw from Angel station you'll find The Junction, a friendly local pub that'll be showing every single second of the Euros action. Not only have they got screens aplenty here, but there's also a delicious menu 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.

One place you can always rely on to show all of the action, especially the Euros, is The Court by Tottenham Court Road. The bustling pub is home to a fantastic selection of HD screens, so book yourself a table and enjoy the nail-biting sport while getting stuck into sourdough pizzas, cheesy garlic bread and, of course, a cheeky pint or two.

The Bermondsey Bierkeller are hosting a cracking event for several of the Euros games, where tickets start from just £2.50. You can catch every moment of the match on their widescreen TVs, with a state-of-the-art sound system to make you feel as if you're in the stadium. To fuel you throughout, grab refreshing steins of German beer.

The Owl and Pussycat is a laidback gastropub in the heart of Shoreditch, flaunting a sizeable beer garden and a huge selection of refreshing lagers and cask ales on tap. Snack on buttermilk fried chicken, marinated pork skewers and vegan mac 'n' cheese while you watch the game, and there's even a secretive cocktail bar upstairs for celebrating.

Laidback London pub The Star of Kings is just the place to catch the Euros 2024. From the fancy sound system and affordable pints, to a lineup of mouthwatering patties courtesy of Cheeky Burger, this boozer will sort you out.

The Coat and Badge is only a five-minute walk from Putney station and is a much-loved pub with locals and visitors alike. 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 and to enjoy some seasonal fare such as baked Cornish camembert or cyder battered haddock in the process. 

Watch every pass, penalty and goal in style at The Marquis Cornwallis, a sleek gastropub in Bloomsbury. Along with an electric atmosphere, this gem is also offering you artisan spirits, craft ales and comfort food classics.

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. They've got freshly-brewed beer from their own tanks and wood-fired pizzas too.

The Princess of Wales is a friendly Hackney pub which overlooks the river, 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 while munching on Burger Shack's tasty eats - we recommend the loaded double beef patty with slow-cooked ox cheek.

Kitted out with shabby chic interiors and a well-stocked bar, George IV is one of Chiswick's much-loved pubs that'll be showing the Euro's 2024. There are plenty of areas to cosy up in with a plate of gastro grub or a delicious ale while the action unravels around you. There's even an array of board games to play during halftime and a sun-soaked beer garden ideal for when the weather's playing ball.

A classic pub if we ever saw one, nestled in Kensal Rise with leather booth seating, roughed-up brick walls and low lighting, The Whippet Inn is a top spot to watch the Euros this summer. You'll be able to catch all of the English and Scottish games here, so make sure to book a table so you don't miss out. Oh, and while you're there? Sink your teeth into British pub classics, like shepherd's pie and flat iron chicken, washed down with a sloshing pint or two.

Long Arm Pub & Brewery in Shoreditch is a top spot for catching any kind of sport, especially the Euros 2024 thanks to its two giant projectors among an array of other shiny screens. What's more, it's also a 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. 

This Battesea pub comes to life on match days, as HD screens show all of the games as they happen. Stop by this neighbourhood gem to watch every moment of Euro 2024 and finish off with a few pints in the charming beer garden out back.

For a pub that lives and breathes football, head to Goldwood Sports Pub & Kitchen near Bank. They're boasting 20 HD screens, including three 100-inch ones, with sharing platters, small plates stone-baked pizzas and juicy burgers to fuel you through the excitement.

It doesn't get much cosier than the Fox & Anchor, a welcoming pub found in Farringdon, touting dark wooden walls with old fashioned paintings hanging from them and low lighting to create a traditional pub atmosphere. Whether you're in the main venue or their private Fox's Den, you can tuck into everything from pan-seared racks of lamb to harissa-spiced celeriac while you watch the big games.

South West London struck gold with The Leather Bottle, home to one of the best beer gardens in the city and coincidently a top-tier haunt to watch the Euros at. Over the past 300 years (yes, that old), it's seen some dazzling renovations, including the addition of a restaurant serving moreish, seasonal fare. Visit to catch fixtures on shiny screens and to tuck into the likes of whipped ricotta, chicken schnitzel Caesar salad and more. 

The Albion is a laid-back, modern pub with a fantastic drinks list, spanning award-winning ales, imported beers and international wines. Plus, you can sit back and watch all the Euros games on the seven big screens, all the while making your way through the menu of wings, sharing boards and juicy burgers.

Make a whole day of it over at Bat & Ball, Stratford's entertainment destination complete with interactive darts, pool, ping pong and, most importantly, live sports. You'll be able to watch all Euros matches here on huge screens found all around the venue, plus gobble down Neapolitan pizzas (with vegan options too), as well as sharing nachos, meat platters and the unique-but-oh-so-delicious chicken ramen burger.

With views of Ealing Common and a beautiful, heated, secret garden, The Grange is a laidback and friendly pub that's well worth a visit during the Euros. They've got a series of unique spaces across their spacious venue, where you can watch the game and tuck into everything from charcuterie boards to creamy mushroom gnocchi and Shropshire chicken supreme.

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.

House in an old Victorian builidng, 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 Euro's 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. 

Wondering where to watch the Euros 2024 matches in East London? Head along to The Star By Hackney Downs and plonk yourself in front of one of the huge screens to catch all the action. While you do so, chomp on juicy burgers or succulent Sunday roasts.

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 menu of everything from baked camembert sharers to venison with caramelised onion sausages.

A Kentish Town favourite, The Bull & Gate is always a buzzing place to grab a drink with mates, especially when the Euros matches are on. Nab yourself a spot on one of the cushy sofas to enjoy the games in comfort, complete with a mouthwatering menu of elevated pub grub - we're talking venison and apple sausages with creamy mash, as well as a heavenly plant-based burger.

This spacious venue in Tooting Bec boasts a Victorian-style building and cosy leather seating, perfect for relaxing with a pint while watching the game. Choose from the extensive selection of craft beers on offer before securing your place at one of several screens across the venue, soaking up the atmosphere at this bustling spot. As for the food here, expect classics like fish 'n' chips and crispy chicken burgers or a choice of scrumptious small plates.

Situated on the Grand Union Canal, you'll find Grand Junction Arms only a short walk from Harelsden tube station, donning elegant decor and a large beer garden. Gorgeous rusted red sofas circle the bar and potted plants dangle from the ceiling giving it an alfresco feel - there's also a handful of private lodges fully equipped with speakers and screens, ideal for watching the Euros with your mates. On the menu, you'll find delicious British classics like scotch eggs, burgers and pork, apple and leek sausages.

Located right in the heart of Columbia Road, The Royal Oak is one of Bethnal Green's most popular pub - for good reason. They've got multiple screens so you won't miss a second of the action, while the kitchen will be serving up slow-roasted duck leg, wild mushroom pie, double smashed cheeseburgers and more throughout.

Head down to Shoreditch venue Beechwood for all the Euros games this year, as their sizeable screens ensure you won't miss a section of the sporting action. While watching, you can enjoy only the freshest pints, chilled cider and a selection of tasty bites.

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.

Located in the heart of East London's Beer Mile, Signature Brew Blackhorse Road is a cracking spot to catch the footie action. Head to the taproom to spend the day sipping on craft beer while watching the game on a giant screen.

Hotfoot it to Lord Napier & Star during the Euros for one helluva viewing experience. The trendy Hackney boozer is sure to be bustling throughout the tournament, but if you need a breather? You can take your craft beer or Thai food to the rooftop terrace too.

For pubs showing the Euros in East London, make sure to check out The Heathcote and Star. This bustling and oh-so-trendy boozer is sure to have an epic atmosphere on game days. During halftime? Check out the pool or ping pong tables, not to mention the tasty menus.

The warehouse and events space Juju's Bar in Shoreditch is showing all the Euros matches at its buzzy venue within the Turman Brewery. You can bag a table of six or eight and a bucket of 16 beers for £22.50, as well as order some delicious grub from DF Tacos straight to you while you watch the game. Think soft tortillas loaded with beef brisket or battered pollock, plus drinks like a Crate IPA or mezcal margaritas. 

Euros fever is taking over The Last Talisman in Bermondsey this year, with cracking packages available for the England games. Not only can you secure a 25% discount when you book a private space for the match, but they're also offering a bucket of ten beers for just £50. This vibrant Asian-inspired cocktail bar serves up everything from bao buns to sirloin steaks to keep you fuelled as well.

Greenwood in Victoria boasts a state-of-the-art video wall where you can watch the Euros on an enormous screen, with several other TVs around the venue. What's more, they offer tasty bar snacks and hearty mains on the all-day dining menu, alongside some cracking pints.

This gem of a city centre pub has been around since the 19th century, 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.

Singer Tavern is a Moorgate favourite with contemporary wooden interiors, as well as a hidden cocktail bar in the basement for some after-match celebrations. Tuck into halloumi wraps, charcuterie boards or a classic shepherd's pie while you watch the game, across one of several HD screens across the venue.

A little different from your average sports pub, The White Haus brings Alpine vibes to Farringdon with its natural wood interiors, fluffy blankets and quirky furnishings. But, when the Euros is on? This joint jumps into action, abuzz with footie-loving revellers keen to cheer on their country. All the better that the menu features elevated pub grub, like 'nduja Cacklebean scotch eggs with house piccalilli, as well as steak & Guinness pie.

For those of you looking for a place to watch the Euros north of the river, The White Lion has heard your call. The buzzing, beautiful pub, which features traditional interiors with a contemporary touch (think vintage carpets paired with leather banquettes and dangling foliage) is where it's at during the matches, as they show all the action across their numerous screens. But that's not all, as the menu is also totally droolworthy, featuring smashed beef burgers, panko halloumi wraps and slow-cooked pork.

Well And Bucket is a renovated, quintessentially British pub featuring shabby-chic decor only a stone's throw away from Bethnal Green Station. It offers a secret garden to curl up in with a fresh pint as well as a cracking Sunday roast, not to mention famous oyster bloody marys. Make this your Euros viewing haunt throughout the summer and catch all the key matches with a craft beer in tow.

If you fancy something a little different from your usual pub for this year's Euros? Get on down to Brigadiers. They'll be streaming all of the matches live from their City of London 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.