Where To Watch Six Nations Rugby In Manchester

One of the highlights of the rugby calendar, this is the time where the best teams across Europe come together. Make the most of your viewing experience thanks to these bars or pubs showing every try, tackle and kick, with plenty of comfort food and booze to boot. No matter where your allegiances lie, check out our guide on where to watch the Six Nations in Manchester.

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Last updated on 4th February 2025




SIX NATIONS SCREENINGS AT FAIRFIELD SOCIAL CLUB

@ FAIRFIELD SOCIAL CLUB on Various dates from Saturday 8th February 2025

Your new favourite grassroots music (and also dog-friendly) bar is also the ideal space to watch the Six Nations, thanks to benches ideal for groups, plenty of space and loads of screens throughout. This fan zone has Guinness on tap, alongside locally sourced beers, wine, soft drinks and cocktails behind the bar.

Your £5 ticket is actually just a deposit to be redeemed against a pint of Guinness (or Guinness 0.0) on arrival. Tuck into street food gyros, fries and bar snacks from the Garden Kitchen too at an extra cost.

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@ Walkabout Manchester Printworks on Various dates from Saturday 8th February 2025

The Six Nations 2025 is hitting Walkabout Manchester Printworks, and it's set to be an absolute blast. With massive screens, unbeatable atmosphere, and a lively crowd, this is the place to be for all the rugby action.

Whether you're there to cheer on your favourite team or just soak up the excitement, this spot offers the perfect spot with delicious drinks, tasty pub grub, and non-stop energy.

The Lawn Club

50% Off food throughout January available Wednesday - Friday. Cannot be used in conjunction with any other offer. and 1 other offer

Head to the heart of Spinningfields to watch all the Six Nations fixtures at this vibrant spot. The Lawn Club is buzzing with atmosphere, with an outside garden covered in foliage as well as multiple TVs so you won't be short of a good view. On Fridays from 12pm 'til 4pm, you can enjoy a main and a drink for lunch for just a tenner too. 

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@ The Block & Gasket Sale on Various dates from Saturday 8th February 2025

Get ready for an epic Six Nations 2025 experience at The Block Gasket Sale in Manchester. Whether you're a die-hard rugby fan or just in it for the fun, this lively pub is the perfect spot to catch all the Six Nations action.

With massive screens showing every try, tackle, and conversion, you won't miss a minute of the thrilling matches. The electric atmosphere is made even better with great food, drinks, and the chance to cheer alongside fellow rugby lovers.

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@ Tank & Paddle Printworks on Various dates from Saturday 8th February 2025

Opening on the site of Yates Printworks and with much of the same elements that made it a top place to watch the rugby, Tank & Paddle has screens at every turn alongside an upgraded contemporary look. With HD TVs and even a 3D screen, it's Six Nations ready. Indulge in gourmet burgers or even bottomless brunch while you watch.

Box Deansgate

A sprawling Deansgate bar where sport comes first, Box is one of the best places to watch the rugby in Manchester. Stop by for a menu of kebabs, loaded fries and juicy burgers to enjoy with all the live sports viewing. After the games? Try out the shuffleboards, darts areas and karaoke machines.

Courts Club

£2 coffees - Everyday of Jan

The go-to spot for sporting fun, Courts Cub is the quirky Spinningfields venue that's home to a bookable basketball and tennis court. They also boast a massive indoor screen that'll be showing every single second of the Six Nations action, with plenty of seating space inside. While you're here, enjoy tasty eats like toasties and gyros, paired with refreshing pints or soft drinks.

Freight Island

Tucked away in the heart of Manchester, Freight Island is a vibrant food and drink hub that brings together the best of local and global flavours. With an industrial setting, this unique venue combines street food stalls, quirky bars, and entertainment into one amazing space.

You can catch the Six Nations here across February and March as part of the UK's biggest Fanzone experience - better yet, tickets are free and also include a free pint on arrival. With an exciting collaboration with Blackeye Gin, founded by England rugby legends James Haskell, Mike Tindall, and broadcaster Alex Payne, the fanzone will have even more to offer, including a quality music lineup. From Friday the 31st of January to Saturday the 15th of March, Freight Island will transform into a lively destination, perfect for both rugby enthusiasts and those looking to enjoy a fun social experience.

Piccadilly Tavern

Though Piccadilly Tavern is much-loved for its fantastic selection of affordable food and drinks, it's also a haven for sports lovers. So if you're looking for somewhere to catch the Six Nations matches, make a beeline for this one and plonk yourself in front of the screens for one helluva watching experience.