Where To Watch The World Cup 2026 In Canary Wharf

Italy may not have qualified, but Pizza Pilgrims Canary Wharf is turning the vibes all the way up for the World Cup. It's screening all the England matches and the quarters, semis and finals in the Pizza Playground across four screens – so you won't miss a moment.

This is not a crowed sports bar with elbows out, ten-deep queues at the bar. Instead, you'll follow every kick from your seat with a steady stream of hot pizza, cold beer and cocktails. Tickets start from just £4 and include a welcome drink from Beavertown Brewing.

In the vibrant trading district of Canary Wharf on the Isle of Dogs, and just a short walk from the DLR, Jubilee and Elizabeth Line, BrewDog Canary Wharf is the perfect spot for World Cup watching in the city.

Get down here to take in every England game with an epic matchday atmosphere, ice-cold beers, big screens, and unbeatable energy. Select World Cup when booking your table to guarantee the best seats in the house.

Rocket Canary Wharf serves up sophistication without being stuffy. Across two floors, you can warm up pre-match with cocktails, premium wines, and craft beers. 

Here you can expect the World Cup hospitality experience. We're talking live games on the big screens with a refined atmosphere and warm, attentive service.

One of London's most iconic riverside pubs, The Gun is going all out for the World Cup. With big screens right through the bar, the only reason you'll miss a kick is if you're staring out at the incredible Thames views.

In a stunning Grade II listed building, this is the place back your team in style. There's plenty to keep you fuelled up along the way, from beers, wines and cocktails to top notch nosh like beef tartare, three bone rack of lamb, and wild garlic and aged parmesan risotto.

The Alchemist is trading its usual dark arts of molecular mixology for the beautiful game this summer, as the sleek, two-story flagship venue in Reuters Plaza is broadcasting the action on giant screens - booking ahead is highly recommended to secure the best seats in the house.

England and Scotland fixtures are screened with full live audio, creating an electric stadium feel right in the middle of the financial district. The kitchen will be serving a crowd-pleasing bar menu featuring stacked burgers, loaded spice bags, and sharing doughballs, alongside a full bar of ice-cold beers and colour-changing cocktails. Larger groups can unlock dedicated food and drink packages to streamline the night - just be sure to book a 'drinks and dining' option for non-home nation games, which screen on mute.

Possibly the liveliest celebration in the area, Amazing Grace are hosting matchday events for England's games this summer. The night will begin with live music from Bell & Spurling, before the game kicks off on their huge 170-inch screen.

The fun doesn't stop there either, as DJs will be playing after the fixture too. Expect plenty of refreshing beers and cocktails from the bar, as well as a killer matchday menu.

A traditional boozer in the heart of the Isle of Dogs, Pepper Street Tavern is a go-to sport for live sport. With the World Cup beaming on its 16 screens, there's no danger of missing a single second. 

There's plenty more to keep you entertained pre-match too, from arcade games to pool, table tennis, foosball and smart darts. When it's time to refresh and refuel, take your pick from 20 taps ranging from craft to cider and lager, plus pizza and plenty more pub grub cooked fresh daily.

Big, bright and airy, Market Halls whips up a wicked World Cup atmosphere. Expect a huge crowd, electric matchday energy and every kick beamed live on the big screens. 

With eight next-level street food traders, two fully stocked bars, and plenty of inside and outside seating, you'll want to get down here long before kick off to eat, drink and soak up the atmosphere.

If you prefer cocktails to pints while you're watching the football, then head to The Cocktail Club. They're showing all the games on big screens, with immersive sound meaning you don't miss a thing.

There are private areas available, or group bookings in the main bar, with pre and post-match DJs to keep the energy alive. Team colours are highly encouraged, and there'll be exclusive drinks deals during the matches.

Flaunting several big screens and projectors around the bar, Munich Cricket Club is a great place to watch football. They may be German by nature, but that doesn't mean they won't be going big for the England games.

Sip steins as you cheer on your team, paired with tasty plates like chicken schnitzel, fondue cheese-loaded fries and jalapeno-topped hot dogs. They've even created special £20 food and drink deals for the occasion.

Get ready for the ultimate summer of football at Directors Box. This place is bringing you every England match on the biggest screens in Canary Wharf from group game clashes to the final of the World Cup 2026.

Expect an unbeatable matchday atmosphere with electric atmosphere, great music and a crowd of passionate fans. A live band will be bringing the energy for 90 minutes before every England game and at half time to keep the vibes on point. 

Whether you're watching the match with your mates or getting together with the team at work, Oasis Bar and Terrace is the place to be when the World Cup rolls around.

Pull up a pew in the bar and you can follow every kick with a lively crowd. Prefer something a little more private? Book out an exclusive space to watch the match in VIP comfort.