Couldn't get a seat at Twickenham? We've got the next best thing right here. As the Northern Hemisphere's big guns prepare to go into battle for one of the most closely contested Six Nations championships in years, we're on call to bring you the best places to watch all of the action in the city. Don your colours, sink some pints and cheer your boys on to victory at one of our recommended pubs and bars for the Six Nations 2024.
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Last updated on 21st March 2023
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.
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.
A gorgeous Chelsea pub that mixes rustic, bare-brick walls with vibrant murals, King's House is a lovely spot to watch the Six Nations games. Not only will you find large screens and tasty food, but they've also teamed up with Heineken Silver to offer the first 100 guests a free pint when you log in to their WiFi on arrival.
On the hunt for somewhere to watch the Six Nations in West London? The Prince Albert is a hot to trot plot for big sporting events. Don your best rugby jersey and nab yourself a spot at this popular boozer to enjoy the games with a tasty drink to hand.
In need of a spot to catch all the Six Nations action? You can always rely on The Bridge Greenford. Step inside this Western Avenue venue at the weekend, where you'll be able to quaff a complimentary pint of Guinness when you dine and watch every try or tackle. Sign us up.
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.
One of the best places to watch the Six Nations in Wandsworth, The Ship is the expansive riverside pub with lots of space indoors and out for group bookings. Head on over to watch the fixtures while sinking a few fresh pints and chowing down on classic sports-watching grub.
Vinegar Yard is welcoming rugby fans for the Six Nations this year, boasting a massive screen that'll show every kick, tackle and try. While you watch, chow down on special edition slices from Bad Boys Pizza Society. And if you book ahead? You'll even get a free pint thrown in.
Known for their awesome pub quizzes, DJ nights and bottomless brunches, Aeronaut really does know how to throw a party... and there's no exception for the Six Nations. Head to Acton for a viewing experience like no other with plenty of food and drink.
Calling all sports fans: Camden's Monarchy is a fantastic spot to watch all the fixtures. Head on over to catch the Six Nations championships with a pint of something delicious to hand. And if you get hungry? Check out the mega menu of hearty US-style grub, from burgers to chicken wings.
Boasting 8 HD screens and a crackin' food menu to boot, it's no wonder why Rocket Euston is a great spot to catch all the Six Nations action. Head inside this King's Cross venue, where you'll be able to chow down on hearty fare, all while watching every try, tackle and scrum.
Looking for a top-notch for the Six Nations? Then look no further than The Commercial located in Herne Hill. This well-loved spot is serving some of the best grub, craft beer and wine along with HD screens to cheer your team on.
Grab your friends and head to Westwood Sports Bar & Kitchen for a top-notch viewing experience. Think freshly brewed beer, a wood-fired pizza oven, shuffleboard tables and first-class giant screens.
From burgers to darts and rugby showings, Temple Brew House knows a thing or two about keeping punters happy. Play a few rounds of foosball with pals or grab a bite to eat from the hearty menu, all before catching your team on the screens for the Six Nations.
Beautiful East London pub The Leyton Star has all rugby fans in the area covered, thanks to plenty of opportunities to catch live sporting action on their screens. You can settle down to watch the Six Nations this year, with Cheeky Burger offering up food and plenty of craft beers behind the bar.
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.
If you're looking for a fun atmosphere to watch all the rugby matches, The Loft is definitely up there as one of the best. Located in Old Spitalfields Market up on its mezzanine, the venue is perfect for catching the games on their huge screens while mingling in between breaks and chomping on delish grub.
Dishing up a variety of tasty food and drinks, you can be sure to chow down crispy mac and cheese balls and burgers while watching the big game at The Star Of Kings. Not only do they have mouthwatering American-style food, but they also have a crackin' screen to cheer your team on.
Searching for fun spots to watch the Six Nations? Tune into all the rugby matches at The Elgin, a boozer situated right in Notting Hill. Boasting huge plasma screens, delicious pub grub and craft beer, it's the perfect place for your viewing party.
When it comes down to top-notch boozers for Six Nations antics, Three Tuns Aldgate is a firm choice. Nab a table close to one of the screens, where you'll be able to sink a pint (or two), all while cheering on your team.
Looking for an awesome spot to watch the Six Nations? We've got you sorted at The Duchess of Kent in Islington with its cosy seating. Head there for local beers on tap, as well as mouthwatering half-time snacks.
If you're after a Six Nations hotspot with great food, Roundhouse Wandsworth is a great option. Gather your pals to dig into honey-seared halloumi or moreish Korean-style pork belly bites, all while your eyes are glued to sporting action on the HD screens.
Don't fret if you haven't booked a place to see the Six Nations. Right in the City of London sits the Albion, the perfect sport's fan spot for award-winning brews, giant TV screens and a fun atmosphere for a watch party.
Found smack bang in the centre of Battersea, The Lighthouse is going to a bustling boozer come the Six Nations. While you lap up the game day atmosphere and keep your eyes peeled on the big screens, chow down on mouthwatering fare accompanied by lush liquid libations.
Never miss a scrum, tackle or kick this Six Nations with a trip to The Manor Arms. The Streatham stunner boasts six big screens showing all the fixtures, as well as private screening rooms. While you watch, tuck into snazzy pub grub and quality pints.
Sitting pretty in a Grade II-listed building near Paddington station is The Cleveland Arms, the perfect upmarket spot to gather with mates to catch the Six Nations action this year. From bottomless drinks option to swanky gastropub fare, they know how to make your day of live sport extra special.
Did somebody say drinks packages to soak up the rugby atmosphere? The Lord Palmerston did. Just a stone's throw from Tufnell Park station, this is a great place to eat scrumptious food, sip on craft beer and enjoy the game.
For something a little different in London, head to De Hems Dutch Cafe Bar for your next watch party. Enjoy all the Six Nations games while tipping back Dutch and Belgian beers. Plus, they offer traditional snacks and mains for when you get hungry in between breaks.
Just a short walk from Finsbury Park, The Naturalist is a great spot to watch the rugby while soaking in the view from the West Reservoir. Not only do they have plenty of space but they also have a crackin' food and cocktail menu to match.
Grab your pals and make your way to the well-loved Hackney Downs to watch the Six Nations. Expect to watch the game on their awesome screens, with plenty of pub grub and booze. Need we say more?
Flat Iron Square is an iconic beer-led venue, promising a taproom and brewery under the arches, surrounded by a large, sheltered beer garden, food traders and more. Better yet? There's two bars of guest beers, crafted cocktails and an extensive spirit selection, meaning you can pair your Six Nations rugby screening with plenty of refreshments.
Catch all of the Six Nations action at The Bull this 2023 in Islington. And when you're not watching every try, tackle and scrum? Be sure to check out the food menu. Think succulent roast dinners and British favourites, accompanied by ice-cold brews.
The Railway in Blackheath Village has tries, kicks and tackles across its screens, welcoming you to soak in every moment of this huge ruby tournament. Not only that, but there's, craft beers and British pub grub making up your refreshments.
A popular Putney plot, The Jolly Gardeners is a fantastic place to catch all the fixtures. To keep you fuelled through the games, tuck into elevated pub grub, including mouthwatering roasts. And you won't be going thirsty here either, as there's an extensive range of booze on offer.
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.
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.
Searching for the perfect watering hole so you catch all the rugby matches this season? Make one of O'Neill's' pubs in London your new drinking destination, as they'll be showcasing all the games while offering delicious burgers and pints of beer to tide you over.
Although The Althorp is known for its crackin' views of Wandsworth Common, it's also a great venue for all of the Six Nations action. Grab a table in its dark wood-themed space to catch every try, tackle and boot of the ball, before downing a few tasty drinks, from beer to wine.
The North Star is a cosy boozer in the heart of Ealing that's stocked to the brim with delicious craft beers and ales, as well as a big ol' screen showing the Six Nations throughout February and March. From the buzzing atmosphere to the top-notch drinks, this one's a bit of a winner.
A bit of a gem in Kentish Town, The Bull & Gate just so happens to be one of the best places to catch all the rugby fixtures. While in warm and cosy surrounds, watch the games, tuck into tasty sharing boards and sip all kinds of delicious pints.
Showing sport all day and night, Grosvenor Casino St Giles and The Victoria sure know how to host you when the Six Nations rugby rolls round too. Aside from the smattering of big screens, expect cards and British fare to fill up on.
Boasting six big screens across the venue, from the bar and food court to the event space, Peckham Levels is providing the ultimate game day atmosphere during the Six Nations. And if you're in need of refreshments? There's plenty of grub and tipples to try out.
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.
The Star By Liverpool Street is a unique and huge modern pub, bringing a stellar atmosphere to your live rugby screening. Plus, this place doubles as a karaoke den, so you can get your fix of belting out your favourite tunes afterwards.
Located in the City of London, Goldwood Sports Pub & Kitchen is a fabulous find for all your sports watching pleasure. Catch every single second of the Six Nations all while sipping on freshly pulled pints and munching on a delish burger.
The Six Nation matches are unmissable and what better way to watch the big games than at BrewDog. With large TV screens, messy wings and towering pints of beer, it's a no-brainer when it comes to viewing parties.
The Cornershop is a Shoreditch lounge bar that certainly knows its sport, combining eight flat-screen HD TVs across two floors with daily happy hours, juicy burgers and more. Topping it off? Club nights after Saturday games.
Located in the heart of Westminster, Walkers of Whitehall is primed for those looking for a top-notch meal and some sport in London. Get cosy in their laid-back space and be sure to watch the big game with a burger and a pint.
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.
If you're looking for a local to settle down in every time the Six Nations is on, and happen to be a Putney resident, then you're in for a treat. From hearty plates of food to craft beers to accompany them, this boozer will keep you refreshed. Better yet, this watering hole is dog-friendly too.
A traditional boozer in South London, Falcon is a cosy spot at which to watch the Six Nations Championships. Grab a pint of something tasty, order a spread of British cuisine and watch all the action as it unfolds in front of you on the screen.
If you're in need of a Six Nations spot that ticks all the boxes, then be sure to check out Lord Napier & Star. This recently refurbished hot spot not only has an area where you can cheer on your team and watch the game, but they also have craft beer on tap with succulent burgers.
Kick the rugby off in style over at Central London hotspot The Theodore Bullfrog. Watch the championships from the various big screens while taking advantage of the huge sharing platters of elevated pub grub, as well as the ample selection of boozy bevs.
Nab yourself a spot in front of the big screen over at Soho Zebrano for the Six Nations in Central London. Not only will you have a prime view of all the rugby action, but you'll also get great drinks, tasty tucker and a seriously buzzing atmosphere to enjoy too.
Catch every single moment of the Six Nations Rugby Championships from the comfort of The Sindercombe Social, a top pub in Hammersmith. And while you watch? Sip from a fantastic selection of craft beers and tuck into tasty American-style grub.
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.
Famed for their craft beer and good food, The Running Horse is also a decent spot to watch the Six Nations. With some top-notch screens and a chilled space for sports fans, this is a great spot to cheer on your team over a few pints.
The Six Nations is fast approaching, so you better get your bookings in quick for this one. Over at The Lady Ottoline in Bloomsbury, you can catch all the tense, on-pitch action from one of the large screens, all the while sipping boozy bevs and tucking into tasty nosh.
If you're on the hunt for somewhere to catch the Six Nations 2023 in London, then look no further than Ranelagh Bowes Park. This North London pub is fronting top-drawer drinks behind the bar and plenty of pub grub to boot, keeping you refreshed throughout your favourite games.
If you're looking for somewhere a bit more swanky to watch the Six Nations in London, then The Earlsfield on Garratt Lane is just the boozer for you. Head over to settle down in plush leather seating, enjoying plenty of stellar pub grub and refreshing pints while you're at it.
If you're wondering where to catch the Six Nations, Bat & Ball is a firm choice. Located in Stratford, this glorious venue is home to a first-class range of HD screens to watch every scrum, tackle and try. Hungry? There's also a crackin' menu to curb those cravings.
Situated in the heart of Chelsea, The Phene is a great stop-off for all things sport, especially the Six Nations. This clubhouse-style venue houses a traditional saloon bar, alongside screens to catch every tackle. If you're feeling peckish, there's a British menu that's bound to hit the spot.
Skylight Tobacco Dock is the rooftop destination that's throwing open its doors to screen the Six Nations rugby in London for 2023. Indoor bar Level 9 is providing the indoor viewing and a bottle of beer on arrival included in your ticket price.