A cosy York boozer with a penchant for sports, Charles XII is bound to deliver when you head over to watch the Rugby World Cup on TV today. Tuck into luxurious mac 'n' cheese with customisable toppings, grill dishes or small plates while you're at it.

Didn't make it to the RWC 2027 campsites and fan zones the other side of the channel? Fear not; there's a great atmosphere waiting at Moretown Belle. Adding to the appeal is the biggest single TV in Europe and a further 35 UHD 4K screens - wowzas.

Across Marylebone, Canary Wharf, Clapham and beyond, Sports Bar & Grill is a top place for having screens at every angle. If you're wondering where to watch the Rugby World Cup 2027 for free in the UK, then these guys' ticket-free approach is sure to appeal.

After Rugby World Cup 2027 TV coverage in the UK? Uncover Belushi's in Bath, London and Edinburgh, as the sports spot has screens at every turn and the menu of American-inspired fare to match. Think Kentucky chicken wings, nachos, burgers and dirty fries while you watch.

Catch all the Rugby World Cup 2027 fixtures at HUDDL, a cool sports bar that's well-loved in Nottingham. Nab your own circular booth for watching the rugby, before taking to high-tech social darts.

A Kettering boozer that's made for sports fans, The Peacock Inn has a modern look, pool tables, and plenty of screens dotted throughout the space. Topping it off? Bottomless pizza brunches from Thursday to Sunday between 12 and 4pm.

Spanning every part of the UK, from Aberdeen to Manchester and Exeter, BrewDog is a great shout for catching every try or tackle. Whether you're after Rugby World Cup 2027 fan zones in London or somewhere else, check 'em out.

Pier Nine Brighton is the ultimate sports and gaming destination; one where shuffleboard, darts, American pool, poker tables and more await, all while you're surrounded by screens. You can even celebrate victory with a private karaoke sesh.

Another venue with locations in most cities and larger towns, including Liverpool, Birmingham and London, this Irish pub is well worth a look. To see the Rugby World Cup 2027 on ITV in the UK, it's a great pick - think TVs, affordable fair and the best Guinness.

To watch the 2027 Rugby World Cup schedule with your own screen? In Liverpool, it has to be The John Brodie. The laid-back space is sure to have quite an atmosphere for fixtures, all while boasting a pool table to keep you entertained at half-time or between games.

Somewhat of an institution up in the Toon, The Gosforth Hotel is ideal for all you fans. The traditionally-styled space is welcoming your group with open arms for the Rugby World Cup games, while also delving out pub classics to keep you all fed.

Brentwood's The Merchant is another drinking den where sports are worshipped and the cosy booths come with their very own TVs. Better yet, it's boasting a high street location and penny-saving pub grub to be washed down by beer or cocktails.

Guinness, burgers and the rugby; it's a winning trio that's waiting at The Station Tavern. Munch your way through seasonal fare across the central Cambridge location, all with a pint in hand and while you cheer on your team.

From individual TVs in booths to screens dotted every other way you turn, The Distillery Leicester is a great pick of sports bars for prime viewing. Plus, this place is cask mark accredited for the finest real ale on tap.

When it comes to places showing the 2027 Rugby World Cup in the UK, The Brass Monkey has to be a great pick for all you Plymouth punters. Not only is it centrally located on Royal Parade for any other post-game celebrations, but its also got cask mark ales and pub grub.

Affectionately known as The Tav, this Sheffield destination is known for having a huge screen outside and a love of partying to match - perfect for commiserating and celebrating after the game. Rugby fans will love it here.

See the Rugby World Cup 2027 on TV in the UK at The Horts. With an impressive cinema room that's blessed by a huge projector screen and leather armchairs, it's the perfect gaff for never missing a moment.

Box Leeds is a sports bar favourite where TVs are plentiful and the kitchen dishes up everything from chicken shawarma to nduja-hot honey pizza. You can even opt for a bottomless brunch while seeing every tackle and try of your chosen game.