Where To Watch The Six Nations Rugby in London

Located just five minutes from Norbiton Station and within easy reach of Twickenham, The Black Horse is a friendly neighbourhood boozer and restaurant. Six Nations match days at this place consist of live wall-to-wall coverage, as well as discounted drinks and hearty bar snacks. 

Bringing you all the fixtures live in London Bridge, the Chamberlain Hotel has got quintessential British pub food alongside an extensive list of  beer and ales to keep you fed and watered through every minute of the action.

West Brompton boozer The Lillie Langtry, will be screening every second of the Guinness Six Nations action over the next few months. Reserve a table in the bar area to get amongst the action, or enquire after their private rooms if you're after a more laid-back affair.

The quirky little Bethnal Green joint will be showing the matches throughout the Six Nations Tournament. Head to The Star to sit on one of their comfy sofas or pull up a chair as the action is played on the big screens; throw a few pints of East London's finest craft beers in and you've got yourself a cracking time.

Looking for the perfect place in East London? Catch all the action live at this Dalston Lane hangout, where you'll be able to dig into award-winning burgers, Sunday roasts and cracking drinks while watching the match on a cool projector.

Along with huge burgers, quirky furniture and tonnes of beer, Howl at the Moon has bags of atmosphere. A must-visit spot for any Irish rugby supporter in London, this traditional boozer is adorned with shamrocks and boasts more than enough Guinness to see you through from morning 'til night.

Head to the oh-so trendy Northcote Records to catch every try, kick and pass in a cool and quirky setting. Grab yourself a spot and prepare for a thrilling season of top-class rugby as you sip on the finest beers, with a cracking pizza menu to keep you fuelled. 

If you're looking for a pub to watch live sports, head south of the river, where this Tooting watering hole is serving up distinctive craft beers, an impressive British menu and a charming location to relax as you catch every minute of the action.

Located in the heart of Euston, The Crown & Anchor is a charming British pub, perfect for a lazy Saturday afternoon catching up on the latest Six Nations action. And for those half time hunger pangs? There's everything from from smoked cheddar croquettes to gourmet sausage rolls and crispy cod goujons.

Whatever fixture you catch at The Abbey Tavern, there's bound to be a buzzy atmosphere. We'd also recommend grabbing a bite to eat as the popular Kentish Town boozer's known for its delicious food - highlights including deep-fried croquettes filled with 24 hour cooked beef brisket and gravy-dripped burgers.

One of Mare Street's most beloved pubs, The Old Ship Inn will be showing you every scrap and scrum of the Six Nations this year. Head over for a chance to catch all of the action complete with delicious plates of rotisserie chicken, craft beers and perfectly crafted cocktails.

The Folly is a quirky place to watch the Six Nations rugby, with a shabby chic approach to decor, refreshing pints and an elegant menu of hearty British classics to help fuel all the action. Catch every moment at this City haunt and the energy is sure to be palpable. 

Located in Victoria, Greenwood has billed itself as a sports lovers' paradise. And it's not messing around when it comes to egg-shaped ball action; head upstairs to find seven large modern screens, two shuffleboard tables and a pizza menu.

Save on the airfare and instead head to Covent Garden to catch every minute of the Six Nations action at this Belgian-inspired cafe. Home to one of the largest selections of beers by the bottle in London, Lowlander won't let your glass run empty.

If you're out West and looking for somewhere that's as cosy as your front room, then check out The Hero of Maida. The royal blue spot will be screening the games downstairs room, with a menu of comfort food so there's no chance you're leaving after the final whistle.

Not only is the Duchess Belle a top choice for wining and dining in Battersea, but the beaut boozer is also on hand for your Six Nations fix. Head to Nine Elms for a multi-screen wall and three sound zones that'll ensure you don't miss a thing.

The Bat And Ball are one of the most entertaining places in London to watch the Six Nations. Not only are they dishing up tasty pizza and craft beers in a vibrant setting but there's also a host of ping pong and pool tables to enjoy during half time.

Sleek King's Cross bar Rotunda will be screening all the Six Nations action on their large HD plasma screen. Expect Guinness, bar snacks and the option to reserve a private room or table with pre-orders for those of you in big groups.

The Clapham North is a space of urban cool and industrial style bringing a rustic edge to the SW pubbing scene. Frequented by those looking for a chilled boozing session, late night escapade and general good laugh, this is the place to set up camp for your Six Nations sessions. 

Located just a short stroll away from Twickenham Stadium, The Cabbage Patch is one of London's most famous rugby pubs. Whether you're heading to see the match live and are looking for a few pints to get you warmed up or just soaking up the atmosphere, this place comes alive at kick-off.

Looking for a Central London pub showing all of the twists and turns of the Six Nations? The Admiralty houses fans from all teams, with melt-in-the-mouth pies and cracking pints of ale to keep everyone going.

Catch all the action at The Catford Tavern, who will be showing every fixture live on big screens as well offering great happy hour deals and Caribbean-themed pub classics. Sip on 2 cocktails for £10 whilst noshing on jerk chicken nachos and BBQ wings.

Flocking to Fulham for the sports this Six Nations season? One of the most charming pubs in the area, not only is The Rose coming up trumps with British fare and plenty of craft pints to go round, but it's also showcasing the very best of the rugby action.