Where to Watch Six Nations 2026 in London
From lively sports bars to spacious pub gardens and colossal drinking halls, London has plenty of great places to watch the Six Nations. These are our favourites...
The Six Nations rugby tournament, one of the most eagerly anticipated events in the rugby calendar, is back for 2026. Taking over boozers, beer gardens and outdoor screens across London most weekends from the start of February right up until the final on Saturday March 14.
You could of course just watch the action at home, but if you prefer to catch every scrum, try, tackle and touchdown in a lively atmosphere with a freshly-poured Guinness in hand, then why not head to one of the many rugby pubs, bars, beer halls and social clubs that we have rounded up as our favourite places to watch it across the capital. Speaking of pints, check out Social Pub & Kitchen pubs who confirms it will be serving bottomless Guinness throughout the entire Six Nations tournament!
Defectors Weld - Shepherds Bush
170 Uxbridge Rd, London, W12 8AA
As always, the brilliant team at Defectors Weld are really putting on a party for the rugby crowd, with big screens showcases every match, plus pre-match celebrations and post-match parties!
Catering to the craft beer connoisseurs as much as the sports fans, this recently refurbished West London gem is laid out across two floors and has a huge open courtyard space, so if you're big group and you want something approaching the electric atmosphere of the stadium, we reckon you can't go wrong here!
Nordic Bar
25 Newman St, London, W1T 1PN
Enter the Nordic Bar, a Viking paradise found a few mere steps from London’s illustrious Oxford Street. Unleash your inner conqueror with a lively Viking atmosphere, featuring screens so huge you may mistake them for the fjords of Norway. Revel until the wee hours with an unparalleled array of late-night festivities!
Nordic Bar is the ultimate destination for both champions of sport and those simply seeking a good time. With a superb collection of Nordic beers, wines, and cocktails, plus a retro arcade games, the ever-popular shot wheel, and the legendary beer pong - this is sure to be a popular place to watch the Six Nations this year.
Vinegar Yard
With its massive screens in the open air, the atmosphere at The Vinegar Yard will be electric during the Six Nations. This place is no pub, no bar, but an open and social space with an eclectic mix of stalls for every need. The courtyard is fully covered and heated, so (unlike the players) you’ll be warm and dry with Guinness and delicious Bad Boy pizza at hand to keep you satisfied.
Be forewarned that England games are ticketed (From £13.70) so be sure to buy in advance via the website. Non-England games are free to attend, and you can reserve a table by emailing [email protected].
The Lost Hour
217-219 Greenwich High Road, Greenwich, SE10 8NB
The Lost Hour is the go-to sports bar/pub in Greenwich, a casual and easy-going spot with fresh and quirky decor (think greens and blues, leather benches, brick pillars, high bar stools) and several screens with the pick of Sky Sports - and until it’s over, this is where everyone nearby is headed for The Six Nations.
Oh, and to celebrate the Six Nations, The Lost Hour are bringing a limited-edition drink and dish lineup to Bottomless Brunch. Available only from Feb 5th to Mar 26th, these bold specials are here to scrum their way into your brunch plans, so get in before the final whistle blows. Included are Midnight in Dublin Cocktail, Peach on the Pitch Marg Cocktail and Chipotle BBQ Loaded Fries, remember though just make sure you don’t get too blurry eyed that you miss the match!
Bat and Ball
50 Earlham St, Covent Garden, London,WC2H 9LJ
Montfichet Road, Stratford, London, E20
Get ready for the thrill of the Six Nations 2026 at Bat and Ball. Bringing every match to life in Covent Garden and Stratford, with screens at every turn, live commentary, and an atmosphere that’s absolutely electric. And this year, they have partnered with Jubel to take things up a notch - expect epic merch giveaways, live music on every match day, and exclusive surprises that will keep the party going.
Grab your crew, book your spot, and experience the ultimate rugby celebration from kick-off to the final whistle. Expect Bat and Ball to be loud and electric - booking recommended.
Pub On the Park
19 Martello Street, London E8 3PE
The aptly named Pub on the Park - for its location right on the very edge of London Fields has long been the sporting pub of choice for World Cups, Euros and other popular fixtures - including, of course, the Six Nations. Come rain (thanks to some big brollys) or shine – you can grab a table with spectacular views across the park.
For the proper rugby fans, there are seven screens all dedicated to showcasing the Six Nations so that no-one at Pub on the Park misses any of the action. For any 'tag-alongs' who aren't really into the rugby, as already said, there's a full view of the bounteous green, yours to wander away from the madness into the lush landscape of London Fields.
The Corner Shop
123 Shoreditch High Street, London, E1 6JE
A lounge bar that’s a far cry from your usual British boozer as The Cornershop isn’t just about sports; its a dynamic venue that seamlessly transitions into a vibrant nightclub. After the final whistle, the atmosphere electrifies as DJs take the stage, filling the dance floor with irresistible beats. i
The guys at The Corner Shop expect to book up fast for the Six Nations, so be sure to book a table to avoid disappointment and with 5 flat-screen HD TVs on the ground floor and 3 in the basement, it is guaranteed to be a lively atmosphere.
The Faltering Fullback
19 Perth Road, London N4 3HB
It would be hard to make any rugby-related pub list without mentioning The Faltering Fullback. A charming, well-loved Irish family-run pub nestled on the leafy avenue of Perth Road in North London, only a short walk away from Finsbury Park tube station.
The Faltering Fullback is a Rugby hot spot and the go to place to watch the Six Nations, complete with a designated area, the Sin Bin, within the pub intended for a mass of sport fans to come together to enjoy big match days. This room is set with rows of picnic tables, two large TV screens, the walls are draped in signed rugby jerseys, flags, scarfs and sport related props. The room is lit with moody red lighting, with no windows in sight, making it the perfect cinema room to watch sport. When the big games are over you can be sure that the night will not end there. The stage, piano and microphones are then swiftly put into action ready for live music to be belted out late into the evening.
Be forewarned, The Faltering Fullback does not take bookings, so, if this is your Six Nation pub of choice, get there early doors!