Rugby is kind of a big deal amongst us Brits so if you're wanting to watch the tour this summer, you won't have to look far to find some great bars in the city that will be screening it. If you prefer to watch your games in a cosy environment, there's plenty of rugby pubs in the city that will be screening the matches. Check out our top tip-offs on where to watch the British & Irish Lions Rugby in London.
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Last updated on 16th May 2024
Located not far from Chalk Farm tube station, The Enterprise is a great place to watch the British & Irish Lions fixtures as they show all major sporting events on their screens and serve up delicious pub classics to fuel you through them.
When it comes to places screening the rugby in London, Tottenham's The Beehive is a great shout. The col pub has a tonne of board games and a darts board to keep you entertained at half time, as well as a sheltered beer garden if you fancy getting some sun.
Wondering where to watch all the rugby fixtures? If you find yourself in Walthamstow, The Chequers is a solid bet. Not only does it sport a number of big screens, but it also pours up local ales and offers cheesy pizzas to tuck into at half time.
Settle in front of the state-of-the-art screens at The Wolfpack Inn to catch the epic sporting fixtures in slick surrounds. Whether you head to the Fulham, Hampstead or Queens Park outpost, you'll get to enjoy craft beers, cocktails and delicious food.
Catch the rugby union action when the British & Irish Lions head on tour to Australia, all while enjoying the comfort of plush leather seating and swish industrial interiors at The Earlsfield on Garratt Lane. Better yet, there's plenty of grub and refreshing pints to wolf down too.
In the heart of Leicester Square, Clubhouse 5 is shaking things up in the sports bar scene. Adorned with classic football jerseys and memorabilia as well as decked out with top-notch 4k UHD screens and SKY Q Technology, it's the ultimate spot for live sports, just a hop away from Leicester Square and Piccadilly Circus tube stations.
No stone is left unturned at The Mere Scribbler in South London. The venue caters for a wide range of different tastes, boasting a drinks menu of craft beers, international wines, local ales and classic cocktails. Best of all, the team will be up bright and early this month, showing every minute of the Lions Tour on one of their huge screen TVs.
Located just minutes from Tooting Bec station, The Wheatsheaf is the perfect place for everything from after-work drinks, to a Sunday roast and, of course, watching live sports. With delicious food and a fabulous selection of real ales, you can dig into a proper feast as you watch all the action.
