Are you looking for pubs and bars in London to experience the Six Nations excitement in February and March? This year’s tournament kicked off on 5 February and runs until 14 March. If you weren’t lucky enough to secure tickets for this one-and-a-half-month storm of mauls, rucks, and tries, there are plenty of fantastic venues across the capital where you can catch every match.
Here are our favourite spots:
Brigadiers, City
Add a bit of spice to your Six Nations experience at Brigadiers. The Blighters Bar shows every match and has created a tournament-special menu inspired by the competing nations’ cuisines. Try Indian barbecue flavours alongside Scottish crab samosas or lamb rogan josh pies. They also offer Six Nations-themed beer tasting sets and cocktails made with Blackeye Gin, signed by rugby legends Mike Tindall and James Haskell.
KERB Social Club, Spitalfields
Pick whatever you fancy from the food stalls at Old Spitalfields Market and settle in front of KERB Social Club’s giant screens. Enjoy every match with Guinness and cocktails.
The Broadcaster, White City
True to its name, The Broadcaster shows every Six Nations match and even promises a free pint of Guinness to anyone who can “split the G”—though this is likely only available at certain times. Among the bar snacks, handmade brown-sauce sausage rolls and zesty aioli prawn scampi look particularly tempting.
The Vine, Kentish Town
Head to this sports-focused pub in north London for the matches and stay for the shuffleboard. They also show Premier League games, so you can treat yourself to a full sports feast here.
Boxpark (Various Locations)
Boxpark venues in Croydon, Shoreditch, Wembley, and Camden bring Six Nations action to life on massive HD screens. Not all branches may show every match, so it’s worth checking ahead. The atmosphere is lively with plenty of street food and Pravha beers. At the moment, a 6-person table reservation (including 6 beers on arrival) is around £35.
The Railway, Clapham
This gastropub between Clapham High Street and Clapham North stations shows every match. Table bookings are open throughout the tournament—be quick!
Faltering Fullback, Finsbury Park
One of London’s best rugby pubs, this is a proper Irish boozer. Especially ideal for those cheering for the “Greens,” but they show all 15 matches. Enjoy a great Thai curry, and take some fresh air in the multi-level garden during half-time. No reservations, so arrive early.
The Ship, Wandsworth
This popular riverside venue shows the full 2026 tournament. Match jerseys and Guinness pints are part of the usual scene here. You can also practise your “G-splitting” during half-time.
Daffodil Mulligan / Gibney’s, Old Street
Daffodil Mulligan (mainly Ireland matches) and its downstairs Irish sports bar Gibney’s (all matches) offer rugby action on big screens. Enjoy their own-brand stout and Guinness. Chef Richard Corrigan’s signature dishes are at Daffodil Mulligan; salty spicy chicken and other snacks take centre stage at Gibney’s.
The Three Lanterns, Leicester Square
With its central location, this sports bar shows every match on giant screens above the bar and on the walls. The menu has everything from fish & chips to buddha bowls.
Flat Iron Square, London Bridge
Under the London Bridge arches, this massive venue has a total of 19 screens indoors and outdoors (plus a 16-metre Jumbotron) showing the matches. With 16 draft beers and countless street-food options, the atmosphere is electric. Entry is £10 per match (including one drink). The Rugby Pod podcast will also record live here on 22 February.
Greenwood, Victoria and Sister Pubs
With massive HD screens (7 upstairs alone), Greenwood is perfect for anyone who wants to watch from the best angle. It can get very busy, so arrive early or book a table. You’ll find the same quality at the chain’s other branches: Redwood (London Bridge), Goldwood (Bank), and Westwood (Wood Lane).
London Welsh Centre, Gray’s Inn Road
Most people here will be wearing red jerseys, but the venue is open to everyone. They show all five Wales matches on two giant projection screens. Expect an electric atmosphere with Welsh beers. Entry for non-members is around £5 per match.
Cabbage Patch, Twickenham
Claiming to be the world’s most famous rugby pub, Cabbage Patch is just a stone’s throw from Twickenham Stadium. All 15 matches are shown here. On England match days, expect the atmosphere to be… very English.
Twickenham Brewery
This brewery’s taproom opens only on special occasions—one of which is Six Nations. They show the England v Wales match on 7 February and England v Ireland on 21 February on a three-metre giant screen. A great stop for those who love fresh beer. No announcement yet for the other three matches.
Orange Tree, Richmond
Just across the river from Cabbage Patch, this stylish venue calls itself the pub to watch rugby. On match days, the Twickenham crowd floods here, creating a fantastic atmosphere.
Pub on the Park, London Fields
This modern pub on the edge of London Fields shows all matches on seven big screens. When booking a table, remember to mention it’s for a sports match so you get a spot with a good view.
Big Penny Social, Walthamstow
With its huge 1,400-person capacity, Big Penny Social will be packed with rugby fans for Six Nations. Two giant HD screens ensure you won’t miss a thing. More than 20 draft beers and plenty of food available. Entry is free, but booking is recommended.
White Hart, Barnes
This chic riverside venue is well known for its rugby passion. Their “scrum on over” invitation on the website promises all matches.
