When searching for pubs and bars to watch the Euro 2024 championship in Nottingham, The Blind Rabbit is always a winner. This quirky, American-inspired destination is full of vintage signs, artistic hanging lampshades and neon lighting, as well as plenty of screens showing all the action. As for the menu? Expect everything from gourmet burgers to sticky wings and loaded fries.

From the qualifiers right through to the final, Faradays will be showing it all from their HD screens. Sip real ale on tap while you watch, which pairs perfectly with their menu of stone-baked pizza, towering burgers and chicken or cauliflower wings. As for the interiors, expect white tiled walls and rustic wooden tables, gathered around a welcoming central bar.

Located on Goldsmith Street, Horn In Hand is a vibrant, colourful pub that's filled with quirky artwork and mismatched seating. They'll be showing every single match on their HD screens throughout the Euros, with pool and retro games to keep you entertained long after the football has finished. And if you're hungry, these guys are slinging out tasty tacos, stone-baked pizza and juicy burgers galore.

Wondering where to watch the Euros live in Nottingham? The Three Crowns is a solid choice, with front row seats to all the action live from Germany and HD screens dotted around the venue. This is a cosy, traditional pub with comfy leather seating and exposed brick walls, while the menu features gourmet burgers, stone-baked pizza and three for £13 tapas plates to keep you fuelled. They even offer two mains for £10 on weekdays, so you can enjoy the big games without breaking the bank.

Known for their live sports coverage, city centre pub O'Neill's is a bustling venue that's always got a party atmosphere going on. Book front row seats to the Euros, while getting stuck into a menu which includes Southern-fried chicken burgers, loaded mac 'n' cheese and panang curry, paired with refreshing pints or two for £11 cocktails if you swing by between Sunday and Thursday.

Putting a modern twist on a historic Victorian building in the city centre, Box is a lively sports bar flaunting neon signs, booth seating and ornate high ceilings. Not only have they got a whopping 35 HD screens around the venue, ensuring that you'll have a great view wherever you are, but there are dartboards and shuffleboards to keep you entertained at half time as well. Even better? They've got an extensive menu of American-style eats here, from 16-inch sharing pizzas to loaded fries and hand-formed burgers or hotdogs.

Cool sports bar HUDDL has you covered for screens dotted throughout the modern venue, so you're sure to get a good view of all the Euros fixtures. Nab one of the orange circular booths with their own TVs for a private feel to your viewing experience, or go for a main live sports booking to be in amongst it with everyone else for the ultimate atmosphere. Either way, you'll be able to have a go at interactive darts with your group afterwards too, which can even be combined with bottomless brunch.

With a cracking atmosphere and HD screens all over the place, you can count on Lillie Langtry to bring you all the Euros action. This traditional pub is decked out in exposed brick walls and wooden beams, with everything from draught ciders to premium gins up for grabs. And if you're feeling peckish, they're also serving up hearty pies from Pieminister - think fillings like beef and stilton or jackfruit steak.

Vowing to show all of the games, The Loxley is found just off of Nottingham's main square. They've got huge plasma screens to watch the matches on, with cosy booth seating and simple wooden tables adding to the traditional pub feel. And if all the excitement has made you hungry? Check out their menu of foot-long nacho sharers, barbecue mac 'n' cheese burgers, all-day breakfasts and so much more.