Where To Watch NFL Games In London

A dog-friendly boozer in North London and a hotspot for live sports, Elephant Inn is the place to go if you want to watch the NFL in a chic spot. Adorned with dark wooden features and dangling golden lights, it makes a pretty pub that also happens to feature plenty of HD TVs as well as one giant screen too. If you're hungry throughout the game, make the most of this boozer's smashing Thai menu and order some fragrant bites and spring rolls.

If you want to watch NFL games in London, look no further than Leadbelly's Bar near Canada Water. They're making sure you don't miss a moment of the action in their relaxed neighbourhood watering hole, with plenty of traditional ales and British plates to keep you feeling refreshed throughout.

Greenwich's home of NFL watch parties, The Dial is providing a public service for sports fans by hosting Sunday screenings that involve plenty of Meantime beers and feast-worthy food. 

Settle down in front of the big screens and take things slow as you spend the whole evening engrossed in the football action. 

Tucked right next to Tower 42 and moments from Liverpool Street Station, Broadwood Pub & Kitchen has solidified its status as one of London's finest destinations for catching gridiron action live. Spanning two floors, the venue features wall-to-wall HD screens, an immersive sound system, and a dedicated first-floor sports lounge complete with interactive shuffleboard for halftime breaks.

As the official UK home of the London Bills Backers, the atmosphere here on Sunday evenings is unmatched - bringing together a passionate mix of expats and local NFL fans decked out in team gear.

Fitrovia's home of sports, Nordic Bar, has all the NFL games showing for fans. Plus, if you make an advanced booking for their Bottomless Wings offer, you can nab unlimited BBQ or hot sauce chicken wings alongside bottomless beer or prosecco for £39.95 per person - available Monday - Sunday until 8pm.

Showing all the US action, Hammersmith Belle is a great place to catch the NFL games. This welcoming boozer is found close to Ravenscourt Park tube station, boasting a range of UHD 4K screens lining every wall.

There are a wide variety of draught beers, ales and spirits to enjoy, as well as happy hour cocktail jugs before 7pm. Pair this with all sorts of hearty plates, from bacon clue cheese burgers to fish and chips or minute steaks.

Waterloo beer haven BrewDog is a hub for pint-based fun in the city centre. Split across two floors, there's a tonne to keep you occupied – including big screens showing live sports. With its own brewery, you'll get to choose from 60 taps across the two-floor venue – featuring a lineup of core and guest options that don't stick around for long. 

When hunger strikes, pick a plate from the burger, pizza, chicken wings or small plates section of the menu, including pulled pork fries and mac and cheese topped with beed brisket – with vegan dishes also available. 

Situated smack-bang in the gateway to Shoreditch, this roadside juke joint is just the place to get a slice of the NFL action. With rock 'n' roll cool, cocktails, crowd-pleasing lagers and the IPAs, The Star In Shoreditch is the ideal spot to settle down to catch live sport.

Boasting more than 30 screens across three floors, BOX in Piccadilly is a great choice for watching NFL games. They show all the biggest matches live, promising an electric atmosphere.

While you're here, take advantage of the array of drinks on offer. Hungry? They also serve everything from smash burgers to Neapolitan pizzas and kebabs.

An oasis of Americana in Hackney's Archway 352, Forest Road Taproom is the perfect spot to get into the gridiron. America's pastime hits the big screens here every Sunday.

As you wait for some action in the end zone, you can make your way through a choice of signature beers and changing guest ales. The half-time entertainment comes in the form of two pool tables, with Asian-inspired tacos on hand to help you refuel whatever the result.

From the screens every which way to turn to the state-of-the-art sound system, Beechwood is the ideal Shoreditch spot when you need to watch the NFL. To accompany? Freshly poured pints, bottled beer and wine, alongside a menu of burgers or wings.

Want to watch the NFL at a Central London haunt that's within walking distance from Kings Cross? Euston Flyer has you covered. This Fuller's pub provides a warm and welcoming atmosphere, wooden furnishings and comfy sofas for you to settle down in and watch the game. Sip on a craft beer while you tuck into a Chalcroft farm beef burger, or beef brisket too. 

If it's NFL antics you want, head to O'Neill's on Wardour Street or in King's Cross this autumn as they roll out some of the best screenings in the city. Their Super Bowl party is known to bring in the punters until the early morning, with decorations, dress-up, themed eats and beers a-flowing.

If you're looking for a spot to with premium sports viewing to watch the NFL, then head to Westwood Sports Pub & Kitchen. Think giant beer tanks behind the bar, shuffleboard tables and only the best giant viewing screens.

Goldwood Sports Pub & Kitchen not only has a smattering of screens, including huge TVs, across its large space, but is known for covering all the biggest sporting events. Think NFL games and the Super Bowl to boot.

The Hippodrome Casino in Leicester Square will be showing every single one of the NFL games, with a special menu to celebrate, and remains one of the most popular places to watch throughout the season and for the Super Bowl. Tuck into minute steak, chilli nachos and chicken poppers as you watch, paired with carefully crafted cocktails from the bar.

One Over The Ait boasts an entire area dedicated to live sports called The Players Lounge. Swing by the Kew gem to have a go at pool, soccer and darts pre-NFL game, then cosy down among industrial-style interiors to enjoy a refreshing pint when all the action gets underway. As for food, tuck into the likes of crispy chicken wings, loaded nachos and beer-battered haddock with triple-cooked chips. 

Get down to The Dial to watch the gridiron on the big screen. With TVs in every direction, you won't miss a single catch, sack, interception or touchdown. on Sundays, the venue hosts dedicated NFL watch parties, showing NFL RedZone from 6pm and all the live games with the sound turned up. 

While the players chug down Gatorade, you'll sip on pints poured fresh from the in-house Meantime micro-brewery, or a cocktail or two. Need an in-game snack? How do wings, nachos, sandos or burgers sound?

Victoria's favourite sports haven has made no bones about the fact it goes mad for American football. Head down during the Super Bowl run-up and you might even be able to catch a few qualifying matches happening on their big screens, with some tasty food and drink to boot.

If you're looking for bars showing the NFL in London, then you're after Bar Kick. These guys are open 'til late and have live sport showing across their 12 HD screens, with plenty of table football and DJs to keep you entertained too.

The Old Frizzle in Wimbledon will be showing all the earlier NFL games this year, as well as the Super Bowl of course. Their menu includes classic pub grub as well as Thai green curry and mezze boards, with beers, wines and cocktails to wash it all down.

If you're looking for a lively sports bar to catch the NFL in London in, then make your way over to Redwood by London Bridge. The modern pub and kitchen will be showing all the action on its ultra-high definition screens across two floors, as well as on a 145-inch TV wall. 

As for food? There's plenty to tuck into and wash down with an ice-cold pint during half-time. Think burgers, pizzas and sharing plates of nachos or wings. 

Long Arm not only brews its own beer on-site, so you can enjoy your pint poured fresh and unfiltered from the tank to your glass, but it's also a prime hub of sport. Expect NFL games showing across its two giant projectors, all while you enjoy the drinks.

Found in Leicester Square, Empire Casino will be showing every second of the NFL action across 16 screens, two of which are absolutely huge. They've got an American-inspired menu to fit the occasion, alongside plenty of beers to keep you fuelled throughout the game.

Open from early morning until late into the night, this Old Street sports bar is an excellent spot for American football in London. Boasting 10 huge TV screens across the venue, they're dedicated to screening every major international sporting fixture, including NFL and even college games. 

Known for regular live sport, alongside throwing a huge bash to celebrate the Super Bowl each year, The Alma Wandsworth is a great place to watch the NFL in London. And to quench your thirst? Local real ales, craft beer and cocktails.

Watch stunning NFL scenes over at Hammersmith's The Distillers. Known for its craft beer, you won't be short of top beverages when it comes to tipples to pair with the game. Of course, you can expect a load of hearty grub at this cosy boozer too, such as halloumi fried, crispy tofu bao nuns and truffled mac and cheese croquettes. Mmmm.

Catch every touchdown, tackle and big play live at Belushi's - the ultimate home of NFL across London. With giant HD screens, booming sound, and an unbeatable game-day atmosphere, there's no better place to watch the action.

Belushi's London Bridge is the flagship spot for NFL fans, bringing you closer to the gridiron than ever before, but they have a location in Shepherd's Bush also. This season, fuel your game nights with their brand-new NFL sharing platters, which are the perfect feast to keep you going from kick-off to overtime.

Combining the cool feel of an American sports bar with the charm of a classic British pub, KERB Social Club is a great space for watching sports. Expect a buzzing atmosphere, with multiple large screens to catch the action on.

There are plenty of pints and cocktails to enjoy while you watch, alongside a hearty street food menu - ranging from deep dish pizzas to hotdogs and loaded nachos.

A traditional pub in the heart of Angel, The Steam Passage is a charming spot to catch up on all the latest NFL action. Offering BT and SKY Sports on HD screens throughout, patrons can head along to enjoy the game while digging into a feast of classic pub grub.