Where To Watch The Euros In Clapham

The Plough is perfect for holing up with your mates and getting stuck into a day of football. Make your way over to this St John's Hill and set yourself up at one of the wooden tables paired with leather seating to cheer your team on to victory. With easy access to Clapham Junction station, travelling to and fro is not only a breeze, TV screens dotted regularly around the space are promising an excellent atmosphere, as they're showing all key games in the group stages from June 14th onwards.

Wondering where to watch Euro 2024 in Clapham Junction? Hannah has got you sorted. Swing by this quirky all-day restaurant and bar to not only tuck into some delicious brunch fare but also catch all the action on the big screen outside. Bask in the sun with your mates with a Moretti in hand, or a Dirty Chai cocktail, and wolf down wood-fired sourdough pizza topped with pancetta and truffle oil while your team battles it out. 

Aquum is well-known in South London for being a party destination that has it all, including nail-biting sports screenings that you don't want to miss out on. This summer, choose this fun-filled hotspot to be your Euros-watching destination, and watch the action with a beer on the rooftop terrace, or catch your team on one of its multiple indoor screens. 

Only a moment's walk from Clapham Common, The Northcote is a delightful boozer that'll be welcoming revellers come summertime to watch the Euros 2024 on its glossy screens. It fronts homely interiors which match its warm vibe, and it stocks an expensive array of beers, wines, spirits and soft drinks should you get thirsty. And as for the halftime hunger pangs? Look forward to chicken croquettes, crispy squid and mains like a Northcote double-patty burger, served with chips.

One of the best pubs showing the Euro in Clapham has to be this characterful haunt. Inside you'll find walls adorned with quirky art and shabby-chic furnishings as well as neon signs and screens showing all the football action. Enjoy the likes of glazed belly pork bites, buffalo-glazed chicken wings and more as you and your mates cheer on your team. What's more, The Clapham North also sports a hidden vintage bar called The World's End Saloon, should you wish to extend your day into the evening with a cocktail or two. 

The best spot in Battersea to catch all the Euros 2028 action? The Thieves - once The Four Thieves - has rebranded into an exciting 'adult playground' centred on competitive socialising. Upstairs, the Thieves Gambit floor is home to darts, pool, RC racing, and arcade favourites like Mario Kart and House of the Dead for any gaming before and after each fixture. Elsewhere, big screens make sure you can cheer on your team.

And for food, Balans takes the spotlight. Since opening in 1987 as Soho's Old Compton Café, Balans has grown from serving late-night coffee to becoming a staple of British dining with international influences. Known for brunches and dinners enjoyed by celebrities such as Lady Gaga and Amy Winehouse, Balans now brings its signature style - and Sunday roasts - to The Thieves to fuel your football-watching.

The Old Tavern is a solid watering hole for all sporting affairs, be it the Championship or Premier League and most certainly the Euros this year. It's a traditional English boozer located in the heart of Clapham Old Town, sporting darts, pool tables and bare brick interiors over two floors. Catch the game on the big screen while enjoying a crispy, craft beer and food from Marlowes (think cheeseburgers and siracha chicken buns).

Elegant and bursting with natural light, The Windmill Clapham is an elegant pub that is both dog-friendly and football fanatic. This summer, it'll be showing every Euro came with delicious Ginger Pig food packages and lots of beer and wine. Book your spot now for you and your mates, perhaps a VIP table if you're feeling fancy. 

The Nightingale is a friendly, Grade II-listed boozer that's been around since 1853 and offers a cottage-style pub with a welcoming atmosphere. It's only a five-minute walk from the station and will be showing the UEFA Euro 2024 action this summer. Book now to secure your spot, and indulge in some hearty food while you're there too, like cyder battered haddock with triple-cooked chips or Cumberland sausages.

When it comes to pubs to watch the Euro in Clapham, The Alexandra is high up on the list of boozers pulling out all the stops. It boasts two projectors and five HD screens showing all the sports, including this summer's big games. Interiors-wise, it fronts dark wooden features, exposed beams and a dart board to hand should you fancy a post-match game yourself. And if you're hungry? Check out the droolworthy pizza menu paired with craft beer.

If you're in search of an incredibly cool free house that happens to be showing the Euros then St John's Tavern is the place for you. Across its pretty spaces, you'll find three big, glossy screens where you can catch fixtures, alongside some delicious beer from local breweries. And on the menu? Look forward to 48-hour-proved American-style sourdough pizzas topped with pepperoni, or classic cheese burgers.