Where To Watch The Six Nations 2026 In London

Just opposite Victoria Park in Bethnal Green, The Crown is a local favourite that's great for sports fans. It spans two floors and boasts a charming terrace, with multiple screens showing all the Six Nations action.

They've got an excellent range of beer and wine on offer, paired with delicious plates like smash burgers, pan-fried polenta and venison pie.

The Old Town Tavern in the heart of Clapham Old Town is a strong pick for watching the Six Nations in South London. Housed in a historic site with a refurbished interior that still honours its traditional roots, the pub stretches over two floors and has a welcoming, old-school feel that suits rugby perfectly.

The main area is cosy and lively, while the newly refurbished games room adds an extra layer of fun with pool, darts and arcade machines, ideal for halftime challenges or post-match banter. With 20 craft beer taps, a broad spirits selection and a solid wine list, drink options are plentiful, and the kitchen is run by Marlowe's Burgers, meaning you can fuel up properly between halves. 

Perched above London Bridge Station, Redwood Pub & Kitchen is exactly what you want when the Six Nations is on. Built by sports fans for sports fans, this two-floor venue is designed to make sure you don't miss a single moment, with countless ultra-high-definition screens and a 145-inch TV wall.

And it's not just about the screens, as Redwood's food is made for sharing, with a menu that keeps the energy going between tries. The real game-changer, though, is the massive sun-trap terrace, complete with external screens so you can catch the action even when the weather is doing its worst.

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.

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.

Rileys Sports Bar Victoria is the place to go to catch the Six Nations action. Just moments from Victoria Station, this freshly refurbished two-floor venue is built for sports lovers who also want a bit of friendly competition. The Fanzone is where the rugby action lives, with giant HD screens and a stadium-style atmosphere that makes every match feel bigger than life.

But Rileys doesn't stop at watching. It's one of only a handful of venues across the UK to offer a huge mix of games, from American and English pool, to snooker, darts and table tennis.

Fresh from a full refurbishment, Daly's Wine Bar has transformed into a proper rugby-watch destination. The underground beer hall is built for watching, with plenty of screens, ice-cold pints and solid pub fare on hand to keep the energy high from kickoff to the final whistle. 

We think that, with the freshly updated interior and a welcoming, no-fuss atmosphere, Daly's is one of the best places in central London to catch the rugby without missing a beat. Game on.

Offering a traditional pub experience coupled with modern, stylish interiors, Railway Tavern Richmond is a renowned local for many reasons, including its epic sports screenings. Make your way over with the gang to catch the Six Nations rugby, with plenty of food and drink to fuel you through.

With long communal tables and cosy booths, The Steam Passage gives you all kinds of big matchday atmosphere. Round up the whole gang to cheer on every play in the bar or settle into to a quiet corner to watch every nail-biting second with a laser focus.

However you prefer to take in the action, there's plenty to keep you refreshed. As well as a cracking collection of Cask Marque accredited ales, there's all kinds of hearty pub classics, from sizzling steaks and juicy burgers to finger-licking wings and sharer combos.

Boasting venues in the City, Croydon, Camden, Shoreditch and Wembley, you're spoiled for choice with BOXHALL and BOXPARK. These huge food hall and event spaces are filled with several different street food vendors, so you can devour hearty dishes as you watch the rugby.

They'll be showing all the Six Nations matches on their huge screens, with a buzzing atmosphere guaranteed in the venue. Plus, there are multiple bars to order drinks from as well.

Standing proudly on Baker Street, just steps from the legendary address of Sherlock Holmes, The Volunteer is a brilliant choice for soaking up Six Nations vibes with a proper British pub feel. 

The drinks list is as dependable as a seasoned winger - craft ales, quality wines and artisan spirits - while the classic British pub menu delivers hearty fare to fuel every half-time debate. 

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. 

Fancy catching all the Six Nations action on a massive projector? Head to The World's End near Finsbury Park station for a brill time. They've got HD screens, live music, board games, and even table football to keep you entertained through the night. Feelin' peckish? Don't miss their delicious small plates of beef cheek nuggets and wild mushroom arancini.

A cosy pub in Wanstead, The George & Dragon has got all your Six Nations needs covered. The quirky interiors front bookshelves full of unique ornaments and colourful sofas, as well as big screens showing the games.

Need something to fuel you through the rugby? Their delicious menu features double smash burgers, hearty pies, market fish of the day and more.

A popular sports bar in Canary Wharf, Directors Box is always filled with fans. Thanks to both Sky and TNT Sports on their large screens, you can count all them to show all the action across the bar.

Kick back in comfy booth seating as you watch, with a pint in hand. Hungry? They're cooking up the likes of tandoori chicken skewers, fish and chips or stone-baked pizzas.

The Lyttelton Arms is a Camden boozer that's ideal for a spot of sports-watching. And while you look on as the countries go head to head, tuck into delicious street food eats from the likes of Ruby Jean's Burgers, Chicken Society and more.

Wondering where to watch the Six Nations games in Clapham? Belle Vue has got you covered. This lively boozer is a local favourite for sports screenings, so you can bet your bottom dollar it'll be pulling out all of the stops during the rugby, with tasty food and drinks to boot.

Over at The Wolfpack Inn in Fulham, West Hampstead and Queens Park, you'll be able to catch all the Six Nations action in a quirky, rock 'n' roll setting. The trendy boozer boasts state-of-the-art screens showing the fixtures and the bar is well-stocked with all your favourite tipples, with a mighty fine cocktail list too. 

When it comes to Six Nations rugby, The Devonshire in Balham is built for the full matchday experience. With Guinness flowing, big screens, and a lively crowd, it's the ideal spot to cheer every try, tackle and last-minute kick.

Whether you're watching with mates over a pint, settling in for a lazy Sunday roast, or grabbing a bite between halves, the pub's seasonal menu, chin-dribbling burgers, and wide beer range make sure hunger is never a problem.

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 among the action, or enquire after their private rooms if you're after a more laid-back affair.

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

In the bustling heart of London's Leicester Square, The Three Lanterns is unlike any other plain ol' sports pub. Adorned with vintage football jerseys and sports memorabilia, this place is a shrine to athletic nostalgia. With state-of-the-art 4k UHD screens and SKY Q Technology, it's the ultimate spot for live sports action. Snag a table for top-notch views, a buzzing atmosphere, and fantastic food and drink deals.

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.

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.

Located just a short stroll away from Twickenham Stadium, 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. They also have a sensory-friendly screening on 15th March.

If you're looking for a spot with awesome HD screens to watch the game, then check out The Heathcote and Star in Leyton. Serving a range of tasty grub and fresh pints, you definitely won't go hungry. Need some post-match entertainment? They have pool and ping pong tables for that.

Central to all the action in the heart of London and showing the Six Nations fixtures on its HD screens this year is the Euston Flyer, a wonderful boozer just off of the main road. It's got everything you could ask for from a wholesome pub, including a menu featuring moreish snacks like spiced lamb koftas and beer-battered haddock goujons, plus hearty mains like steak or pie of the day. 

Split over four floors with HD TVs all over the shop, The Coach House gives you plenty of room to get behind your team. Pull up a pew anywhere in the bar to soak up the matchday atmos or book a private room to watch along with your mates. 

Wherever you take in the action, there's plenty to keep you hydrated. We're talking signature cocktails, crafty ales, ice cold pints and an impressive wine list.

If you find yourself in Richmond, The Orange Tree is a top choice for Six Nations games. This is a proud rugby pub, thanks to its proximity to Twickenham, that's packed full of HD screens for watching the matches on.

Their hearty British menu will keep you fuelled through all the excitement, and if you're visiting on a Sunday then their roasts are a must-try.

The George IV in Chiswick is a great choice for anyone wanting to watch the Six Nations 2026 in a lively and welcoming atmosphere. This traditional pub blends classic charm with modern comfort, offering a spacious, stylish interior with plenty of room for both relaxed drinks and sporting excitement.

They have large screens throughout the venue, making it easy for you to catch all the action from every angle. The menu offers classic British pub fare, and they take pride in serving up delicious food alongside a well-curated selection of craft beers, ciders, and other beverages.

Home to Sky Sports and a massive projector screen, The Albany in Fitzrovia is one heck of a spot for watching the championships. Kick back with a prime view of the games and chow down on British comfort food bites, washed down with craft beers and wine.

If you're in Forest Hill for the Six Nations, The Honor Oak is a top choice. This gastropub opens from midday and stays lively into the late hours, with a friendly community vibe that makes it feel like a home-from-home.

The drinks list leans into craft beer and cask ale, with selections from local breweries alongside fine wines, ideal for those who take their rugby with a more discerning pint.

Located on the bank of the River Lea, The Princess of Wales is a great place to watch the rugby in Hackney. Tuck into mouthwatering small plates while you cheer on your team and wash it all down with a pint of fresh beer.

Try out Forester, located in Ealing, for all your Six Nations needs this year. Housed within a Grade II-listed building, this beauty of a pub features a stunning green tiled fireplace and warm wooden interiors. When you're not engrossed in all the action on one of its shiny screens, tuck into some delicious Thai fare, like crispy aromatic duck, gaeng massaman curry or chow mein.

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 in Soho, Camden, Ealing and beyond.

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.

One Over The Ait is perched atop Kew Bridge Road, offering a lively space to eat, drink and enjoy all the Six Nations fixtures with your friends. It's a cute spot, merging an industrial-style ceiling with wholesome pictures hanging on the walls. Swing by to use the players' lounge, featuring a pool and soccer table, plus darts and tuck into juicy burgers or cracking roasts during half-time.

The Famous Three Kings Fulham has a high-energy spirit that once earned it UK Sports Pub of the Year for three years running. It's one of the best places to catch the Six Nations, offering a buzzing matchday atmosphere with plenty of screens.

The pub's traditional, old-school charm makes it feel warm and cosy - perfect for winter rugby when you want a pint. It's not just about sport either: there's a pool table, a wide selection of food and drinks, and a function room for more intimate private parties or watch parties with friends.

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.

Boasting a selection of sizeable screens all around the picturesque, tiled venue, the Victoria Taps in Westminster will be showing all of the Six Nations games - with a free pint of Guinness if you swing by for a Sunday match. And if all the excitement gets you hungry? There are delicious hand-stretched pizzas, burgers and tacos available here too.

Beckenham's White Horse is a cool space for boozing and watching rugby, where big screens are dotted round the sprawling space and there are leather booths to put your feet up in. Not only that, but gourmet burgers and small plates are waiting for you to fill up with.

To watch the Six Nations rugby in London, look no further than heading to Shoreditch High Street's The Shoreditch Arms (formerly Bar Kick). While better known for being footie fanatics, these guys will also be showing the Six Nations on their 12 HD screens, with DJs for afters and table football throughout.

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

A traditional red-brick boozer in Shoreditch, The Angel is cool, cosy and a prime spot for watching the Six Nations. Grab a pint of something tasty, kick back in a comfortable seat and watch in awe as the countries go head-to-head.

If you're looking for a Six Nations venue that feels like a classic local rather than a sports bar, The Famous Cock Tavern is a top pick. Just a short walk from Highbury & Islington station, this heritage-style pub offers sumptuous leather booths, mellow interiors and a warm, welcoming atmosphere that makes it perfect for settling in for the full match.

The bar's extensive drinks selection, from Guinness to craft ales, ensures you're never short of a pint, while the friendly staff keep the mood buzzing.

You can expect Belushi's to welcome you with warm arms when it comes to finding a spot to watch the Six Nations. Combining party vibes with sports screenings, you'll be able to catch a match on HD screens along with superb grub and cocktails at affordable prices. 

An old-school boozer that has been around since 1662 (rebuilt in 1899), The White Hart in Barnes adds a slice of history to your Six Nations experience. Located on the banks of the river, it boasts some pretty excellent views too.

Stock up on pints ahead of the game, which you can enjoy alongside hearty plates like fish stew, winter vegetable ratatouille and chicken schnitzel with nduja cream.

Gravity Wandsworth and Stratford is the ultimate spot to catch all the action of the Six Nations in style. With multiple screens and a lively atmosphere, you'll never miss a moment of the thrilling rugby action.

Settle into one of their comfy booths or grab a spot at the bar and enjoy the game with a cold pint or a signature cocktail in hand. The spacious venue is perfect for watching the game with friends, offering delicious food and drink options to keep you fueled throughout the day.

This Richmond gem is a wonderful gastro pub that doubles up as a pretty spot to catch some rugby come the Six Nations. Turk's Head offers a country-style dining room as well as HD TVs showing all the scrums and tackles you could dream of. Feast on gourmet British dishes like ham hock scotch egg, mussels with cherry plus lemon and thyme roast chicken, and you'll soon see why this boozer is going to be your new favourite. 

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.

Flaunting a huge amount of indoor and outdoor space, The Duke of Edinburgh is found in Brixton. They've got screens across all areas, even outside, so you're bound to get a great view of the rugby.

Jerk Valley of London are providing the eats here, ranging from jerk chicken wraps to halloumi burgers and fried plantain.

The Railway Tavern is a Clapham boozer where craft pints and a range of delish food goes hand-in-hand with Six Nations viewing. Settle down across the quirky space to munch through fried chicken, stacked burgers, vegan fare and pub classics while you support your team.

For a Six Nations venue in South London, St John's Tavern is a Clapham favourite. This London free house serves up 20 beers on tap, rotating through the best of South London's breweries at an affordable price. 

Sport-wise, the tavern is set up for viewing, with three big screens and Sky Sports available for major fixtures. It's also a great spot for weeknight fun, with a packed events calendar including pub quiz Tuesdays, £1 wing Wednesdays, and live music every Friday and Saturday

If you're wondering where to catch the Six Nations, Bat & Ball is a firm choice. Located in Stratford and Covent Garden, 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.

Located in Spitalfields, KERB Social Club combines the energy of an American sports bar with the homely feel of a British pub. Expect casual, colourful interiors and a lively atmosphere, perfect for watching the rugby.

As well as a cracking selection of beer and cocktails, you can secure street food from kitchen residents Only Jerkin. Think loaded fries, jerk chicken wings, mac 'n' cheese and more.

If you're in the City for the Six Nations and want a proper British pub experience, Cheshire Cheese is a solid bet. Located just moments from Tower Hill and Fenchurch Street stations, this classic City pub pairs traditional charm with a warm, welcoming atmosphere that's perfect for after-work rugby and weekend match days. The drinks are good value, with a broad range of lagers, cask ales, wines, spirits and cocktails.

The kitchen serves hearty pub classics, from burgers and grills to sharing platters, with daily food offers running until 10pm. Sport-wise, the pub has you covered: Sky Sports and BT Sport show all the big fixtures across multiple screens, and there are even two Sky boxes so you can catch more than one game at once.

Located right by Ravenscourt Park tube station, Hammersmith Belle is a friendly boozer that boasts a huge number of UHD 4K screens on the walls. Kick back in their comfy booths to watch all the Six nations games, with a lively atmosphere guaranteed throughout.

There's an extensive menu to keep you fuelled, featuring everything from bacon blue cheese burgers to minute steaks and halloumi katsu curry. Plus, you can get two-for-one burgers and steaks between 11.30am and 7pm on weekdays.

Watch every single one of the matches of the Six Nations tournament at Bermondsey Bar & Kitchen. This buzzing hangout boasts a number of huge screens all about the place, plus slings out pizza, steak, beers and killer cocktails.

The clue's in the name of where The Court is located. This Tottenham Court Road boozer is an ideal stop-off to catch all the Six Nations action, as it is boasting plenty of HD screens across the venue, alongside some tasty grub too. Think burgers, served with ice-cold pints.

With over 150 years of experience serving up the finest brews in town, The Alexandra is a Clapham pub that knows a thing or two about showing you a good time – and that includes displaying all your favourite games on two projectors and five HD screens showing everything from football to rugby and beyond. Located just a stone's throw from Clapham Common tube station, catch all the Six Nations action at this boozer as you down a pint (or two).

Sports fanatics rejoice. Catch all the Six Nation's action at Elephant Inn in North London, a cosy boozer boasting HD TVs and a giant screen for those high-energy sports bookings. With live music on Fridays, an open pool table, and Sky and TNT Sports subscriptions, this Finchley haunt will keep you entertained all day and night.

If you're after a sport-watching venue that feels more like a modern entertainment hub, Moretown Belle is worth the short stroll from St Katherine's Dock.

Located in the heart of the new Moretown development near Tower Hill and Aldgate East, this East London bar boasts the biggest single TV in Europe, plus 35 UHD 4K screens, making it one of the best places in the city to catch anything from international sport to La Liga and NRL. 

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.

With gold pillars, stained glass and rich wood finishes, The Pembroke is one of London's best turned out pubs. Dotted with big screens, its big and beautiful bar is a sweet spot to take in the Six Nations. 

You'll get all the fun of the local as you watch every nail-biting minute of the action. To keep spirits high from the first kick to the last, there's plenty of great beer, plus pub classics, small plates and sharers from the kitchen.

Hunting for the perfect watering hole to catch all the big rugby matches? Drapers Arms gives you everything you need for your evening of live sports, including a private function room, Sky TV and delicious pints. What's more, there's everything from sirloin steak to seafood linguini on the menu.

The Admiralty in the West End is a brilliant spot for watching the Six Nations, offering a unique blend of history, atmosphere, and excitement. Located just a stone's throw from Trafalgar Square, this pub has a fascinating maritime theme, reflecting its cool history tied to British naval heritage. It's housed in a historic building that once served as a place for naval officers to unwind, and its decor is full of naval memorabilia, creating an impressive setting for any sports fan.

The atmosphere is lively and welcoming, and whether you're here for the rugby or just to enjoy a drink, the pub delivers with its extensive range of beers, ciders, and spirits, along with a solid menu of British pub classics.

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 two cocktails for £12 while noshing on jerk chicken nachos and BBQ wings.

A fun and buzzy spot to catch the latest sports action with your mates, Vine in Kentish Town boasts HD screens, shuffleboard, a stunning beer garden, and delicious pub grub like buffalo chicken wings and cider battered fish and chips. Sip on freshly pulled pints and settle down to watch the big game at the best spot in town.

Boasting a whopping 24 TVs and a huge projector screen all showing the games, a trip to the Hope & Anchor for the Six Nations is a bit of a no brainer. Either book yourself a private, heated garden hut or grab a front-row seat indoors and tuck into tasty Burger Shack stacks while you watch.

The Distillers in Hammersmith is an ideal spot for anyone looking to catch the Six Nations 2026 in a lively yet cosy setting. With large screens throughout the venue, it ensures that you won't miss any of the thrilling action from the tournament.

The pub itself has a fantastic reputation for being both a great place to grab a drink and enjoy hearty, delicious food. Whether you're in the mood for comforting pub classics or something a bit more contemporary, the menu here has you covered. Add to that a superb selection of ales, wines, and spirits, and you'll find plenty to keep you refreshed while you cheer on your team.

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.

Broadwood, tucked beside Tower 42, is one of the City's most stylish spots to catch the Six Nations, especially if you want a more polished matchday experience.

The venue blends brasserie-style dining with serious sports viewing credentials, including a first-floor premium sports lounge complete with ten large plasma TVs and group-friendly activities like shuffleboard. It's a smart, sociable setting where you can watch the action in comfort, with the option to book a dedicated space for your mates.

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.

The Cornershop is a Shoreditch lounge bar that certainly knows its sport, combining eight flat-screen HD TVs across two floors with happy hours every weekday, juicy burgers and more. Topping it off? Banging club nights after Saturday games.

Nestled in the centre of East Finchley, The Old White Lion is a cosy boozer that's brimming with charm. What better place to watch the Six Nations than in this high-spirited pub that boasts a scrumptious menu of pub classics and boozy concoctions?

Catch every single moment of the Six Nations Rugby Championships from the comfort of The Sindercombe Social, a top pub in Hammersmith with plenty of screens. And while you watch? Sip from a fantastic selection of craft beers and tuck into tasty American-style grub.

Make watching Six Nations super fun this year at The Castle in Angel. They'll be offering huge screen viewings of the rugby game indoors, as well as its rooftop. And to top it off? They're serving refreshing beers, moreish cocktails and half-time treats.

Need a trendy spot to watch the Six Nations? Then look no further than Camden Beer Hall. Cheer on your team on the big screen in their cool space while enjoying some of the freshest craft beer in town and mouthwatering Italian food.

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 refurbished hotspot 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.

Looking to catch all the rugby matches? For your Six Nations viewing pleasure, The Holden in Colliers Wood is a great place to head to if you're looking for huge HD screens. Watch the big game while tipping back pints and chomping on burgers.

If you're looking for somewhere to watch the game in the heart of the City, you can't go wrong with Tank & Paddle Bishopsgate. This relaxed spot serves up fresh Meantime tank beer, which you can enjoy in front of their screens.

Indulge in one of their tasty stone-baked pizzas during the match, or share some wings instead. plus, they've got shuffleboard, giant Jenga and board games to keep you entertained afterwards.

Take in the Six Nations on Tamesis Dock. Head on down to the lower and middle decks to follow every second of the action on the big screen, right on the banks of the Thames. 

As well as a unique spot to watch the rugby, your ticket includes a free pint of Camden Hells to kick things off. Hop aboard for just £1.10.

Want your Six Nations with a side of craft beer and proper atmosphere? Signature Brew Blackhorse Road is a standout East London option. Located in the heart of Walthamstow's Blackhorse Beer Mile, it's just a five-minute walk from Blackhorse Road Station, making it an easy matchday destination.

The venue is built for beer lovers, with 12 lines of brewery-fresh Signature Brew on tap, from classics like Roadie All-Night IPA and Studio Lager to seasonal New England IPAs, sours and rare experimental brews, all brewed on-site.

Right in the heart of Mayfair, Bonds is a super cool spot for the Six Nations. With giant screens all over the place, you won't miss a single second of the action. 

Sophisticated cocktails, worldly wines and well-cared-for pints from the pump are the perfect partner for a refined spot of ruggers. The food is suitably slap-up too, with burgers, sharers and grilled specialities up for grabs.

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.

Need a spot to catch all the Six Nations antics? Be sure to make your way to Grand Junction Arms in Acton. Not only will they be showing the games in their gorgeous indoor and outdoor space, but they also have a cracking menu to keep fans satisfied. 

Rally your tribe and catch all the Six Nations games at Grove Surbiton, a cosy boozer boasting HD screens and an energetic atmosphere all across the venue. P.S. Don't miss out on their British pub grub favourites like cider-battered fish 'n' chips and steaming chicken pot pies while you down a glass of beer, cider or wine. Yum, yum.

A wonderland of sports viewing and entertainment, Beechwood is a Shoreditch pub that you need to check out during the Six Nations. Grab a spot in front of the many screens to catch all of the glorious games unfold in front of your eyes.

Boasting an idyllic view of the river, Boaters in Kingston upon Thames is certainly one of the most picturesque spots for watching rugby. Grab a pint of Guinness while you watch, and if you get hungry you can tuck into baked camembert, dry-aged pork cutlets, mussel fish stews and more.

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 sports fan's spot for award-winning brews, giant TV screens and a fun atmosphere for a watch party.

An independent gastro pub in Islington, The Alpaca always welcomes visitors with a smile. There's plenty of comfy seating to watch the rugby from, surrounded by rustic wooden decor.

They serve a range of craft beers and continental draughts, as well as some great cocktails. As for the food, expect a mix of British and European dishes, from dry-aged beef burgers to wild mushroom pappardelle and grilled chicken salad.

Hackney Church Brew Co are showing the entire tournament on both their indoor and outdoor screens, with a covered garden outside. This is a working brewery and taproom, promising a plethora of craft beers to choose from.

Their screenings are all free, and walk-ins are welcome, though you can book to secure a view of the action.

With grand, dome ceilings, jazzy tiles and bold decor, The Vineyard on Upper Street is super cool spot to stop for a pint anytime. Get down here during the Six Nations and you can add big match atmosphere to the mix.

There's plenty or space to back your boys in its L-shaped bar or giant covered garden, but booking a table is never a bad idea. While you settle in for the action, you can make your way through signature cocktails, wines from around the world, sensational small plates and delicious stone backed pizza.

In its stunning corner plot on Islington's Liverpool Road, with ceiling murals and plush seating, The Angelic adds all kinds of elegance to your Six Nations experience. Grab a seat in the bar area or head up to its first floor 'Sistine Chapel' for a great view of every blade of grass on the big screen. 

The drinks list is just as refined, packing in craft beers and cask ales alongside reimagined classic cocktails and carefully selected wines. Burgers, pies, pasta and rib-eye steaks mean there's plenty of reasons to stick around for a post-match bite too.

Head over to Sporting Page in Chelsea to lap up the buzzing atmosphere of a classic boozer while the Six Nations plays on the screens. As you enjoy the on-pitch performance, get to know the lip-smacking menu of seafood alongside a tip-top range of tipples.

Big lover of all things rugby related? Head to The Rising Sun, one of the best watering holes to catch all the sports action. It has cracking pints, delicious British scran and HD screens; not to mention a bustling beer garden for much-needed breaks and even a big screen on their terrace.

Book yourself a spot at Hawkins Forge to watch the Six Nations and have an absolute whale of a time. Not only will you be able to catch all the fixtures, but you'll also get to enjoy a range of beers, ales and cocktails, as well as lots tasty grub.

There's no better place to watch the Six Nations than Big Penny Social in Walthamstow. From its spacious beer hall to its lively beer garden, there's plenty of room to get together with friends and cheer on your team. Whether you're looking to enjoy the match with pints, pizza, or both, it's a winning spot for rugby fans.

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 fantastic screen to cheer your team on.

Found on the vibrant streets of Dalston, 40ft Brewery is the place to be for both beer and rugby enthusiasts. They serve up a wide range of delicious craft brews, from crisp lagers to solid stouts.

There's an array of indoor and outdoor seating here, as well as TV screens to watch the Six Nations on.

If you're hunting down a pub with proper character for Six Nations season, De Hems Dutch Café Bar is a cracking shout. Tucked away on a quirky Soho side street near Chinatown, this is London's only authentic Dutch pub, bringing serious matchday atmosphere.

Expect a top-notch line-up of Dutch and Belgian draught beers, alongside quality wines and artisan spirits, making it an easy win whether you're nursing a pint through the first half or celebrating a last-minute try.

One of Islington's oldest pubs, The Fox on The Green has been at the heart of the community since 1872. Today, its buzzing modern bar gives you plenty of great viewpoints for the Six Nations action.

Packing in plenty of HD TVs and a large projector screen, you won't miss a single scrum, tackle or try. For a more exclusive experience, round up your mates and book the top bar for a private matchday viewing.

A cosy boozer in West Hampstead, The Black Lion is the perfect spot to catch every single second of the Six Nations. With a brill beer garden, stylish interiors, and delicious pub grub to match, from BBQ sweetcorn ribs to crisp pints of craft beers and cocktails, you won't want to leave.

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. You can book ahead to make the most of their drinks packages too.

Boasting screens on its terrace and indoor space, Bow St Tavern is a great venue for Six Nations viewings. Located opposite the Royal Opera House, this best-loved boozer has plenty of areas to watch every game, alongside a tasty menu flaunting the heartiest of eats.

On North West London's Kilburn High Road, The Old Bell blends traditional pub charm with vibrant modern decor. When the Six Nations is in town, it serves a heavy side of big match brilliance too.

With multiple TVs throughout the place, you're sure of a great view of the action. For the ultimate matchday experience, head out to its heated outdoor seating to cheer on every try on the giant screen.

You can always rely on The Three Crowns for that laid-back viewing experience of Six Nations rugby. This Shoreditch spot puts up an epic projector screen for all of the games, alongside whipping up international favourites, including popcorn chicken, cauli bites and skin on fries.

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.

Fronting a laid-back rock 'n' roll vibe, plenty of screens for catching live sport and a lineup of crowd-pleasing drinks, The Star In Shoreditch is the perfect place to catch the Six Nations games. Better yet, you can head down to rowdy basement bar The Workshop for some live music afterwards.

Grab your friends and head to Westwood Sports Bar & Kitchen in Shepherd's Bush for a top-notch viewing experience. Think freshly brewed beer, a wood-fired pizza oven, shuffleboard tables and first-class giant screens.

Make your way to The Loose Box in Westminster to cheer your team on and expect only the best vibes. With an open space, games room and lots of pizza to tuck into, you definitely won't be disappointed at this well-loved haunt.

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.

An iconic Notting Hill pub boasting a bucketload of characterful charm, Cock and Bottle is going to be absolutely electric during the Six Nations matches. While you watch the games, make sure to check out the lip-smacking menu of traditional fare and refreshing pints.

For the best spot to catch the Six Nations, look no further than The King's Head Theatre. This cosy North London pub offers an unbeatable atmosphere to cheer on your team, complete with hoppy real ales, craft beers, and delicious cocktails to keep your spirits high.

Gather your mates and settle in for the game surrounded by the charm of a historic pub, with the added bonus of theatre memorabilia lining the walls. Whether you're grabbing a quick bite like a salt beef bagel or sharing a charcuterie board over a bottle of wine, The King's Head is the perfect place to enjoy the match in comfort and style.

Decked out with more HD screens than you can shake a stick at, The Leather Bottle is a top spot for watching the Six Nations in South London. It also fronts one of the capital's largest beer gardens, featuring tented covers, private huts and lots of TVs.

Known for its spectacular garden space, The Canonbury offers some of the best drinks and food packages for Six Nations fans too. Whether you choose to pre-order your grub, or get it sent straight to your table during the game, this is a great place for easy viewing and chilled vibes.

If you're looking to watch the Six Nations in a super cosy yet modern pub, then The Merchant of Battersea in Clapham is the place for you. It boasts large screens in every room making it possible to get a great view of the action from wherever you're sitting or standing. There's some fantastic food for the half-time munchies too, like pizza and loaded sandwiches. 

Kick the rugby off in style over at The Theodore Bullfrog, a cracking rugby pub in Central London. Watch the matches from various big screens while taking advantage of the huge sharing platters of elevated pub grub, as well as the ample selection of boozy drinks.

Don't miss out on the epic rugby matches by snapping up a table at Bbar. Whether you fancy a table in the main drinking area or want to bag a private room, there's also a bunch of brilliant food and tipples packages to be enjoyed.

All exposed brick and stone tile floor, The Minories brings atmosphere to any occasion. With TVs and projector screens dotted right along its arches, there's no bad spot to take in the Six Nations action.

Outside, in its heated beer garden, there's even more screens beaming all the live action. Adding fuel to the fun are a long line of beers from the pump, signature cocktails, pub grub classics and sensational stone baked pizza.

Charming Chelsea gastropub Lots Road is a gorgeous spot to catch rugby on the big screen, thanks to wall-to-wall coverage and plenty of booze. Topping it off? You can chow down on small plates, hearty mains or even a Sunday roast while watching the games.

From huge screens in the beer garden to others dotted around indoors, The Junction is a prime viewing destination tucked away in Harrow. Not only that, but there's everything from gammon steak to katsu curry on the menu when you need a bite to eat.

The Alma Wandsworth is where the tournament comes alive. A favourite with local sports fans, this pub broadcasts the action across ten huge screens so you never miss a tackle, try or last-minute kick.

The Alma also brings a little extra theatricality to the competition with its returning Guinness pop-up tent on the patio, perfect for pre-match pints and post-game celebrations. And for the duration of the Six Nations, there's a tournament-exclusive Guinness-infused Scotch egg, made with black pudding and a reduction of the 'black stuff' - a hearty, indulgent snack that feels tailor-made for rugby season.

Don't miss any of the nail-biting action, make sure to nab your spot at The Oyster Shed for premium viewings of the championships. To fuel you through, enjoy delicious food and refreshing pints of Guinness, with bespoke packages available to pre-book.

Brought to you by the team behind Michelin-starred Gymkhana and Trishna, Brigadiers is a high-end choice for places to watch the Six Nations. You'll find them in the heart of the City, bringing you Indian barbecue fare and the energy of a buzzing sports bar.

They've even got a special menu for the tournament, featuring everything from chicken tikka butter masala to wild mushroom biryani and goat belly vindaloo samosas.