<span style=”font-weight: 400;”>The Six Nations returns this month, kicking off on 31 January and running until the final on 15 March. It’s expected to be one of the most competitive tournaments in recent history, with high-stakes matches and world-class talent on display – so where are the best spots to catch the action? Whether you’re a die-hard rugby fan or just fancy an excuse to go to the pub, a whole host of the capital’s pubs and restaurants are screening the tournament – with a lively atmosphere, great food and drink guaranteed. Read on for the best places to watch the Six Nations 2025 in London.
Six Nations: Where To Watch The Rugby In London
The Regent, Balham
All SW London rugby fans will know The Regent, one of the capital’s best-loved sports pubs, found just round the corner from Balham station. Featuring big screens and a hearty pub menu, it’s the perfect spot for game day, but be warned: it gets very busy, so be sure to Book ahead – and get there early to get settled before the game kicks off.
21 Chestnut Grove, London SW12 8JB, theregentbalham.co.uk
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The Audley Public House, Mayfair
With its vibrant kaleidoscopic ceiling and artworks lining the walls, The Audley Public House is one of the city’s most aesthetic pubs. But it’s also a great spot for watching the Six Nations. On 1 February, English rugby legend Alex Goode and his guest Ben Youngs will be live in conversation at the pub, ahead of England’s first match that afternoon. Fans can listen to the talk over a Guinness, before staying to watch the match at 4.45pm. Just keen for the game? No problem: book a table for later on and settle in for the evening.
Tickets are £10pp. 41-43 Mount St, London W1K 2RX, theaudleypublichouse.com
SOUND, Marble Arch
Planning to watch the Six Nations in a big group? SOUND, The Cumberland Hotel’s live music and dining destination, is a good option, complete with big screens, generous American-inspired food platters and plenty of pints and cocktails. Warm up with some corn ribs, tuck into a juicy burger at half time, or share the tomahawk steak platter with some friends, all while watching the action unfold. The venue is screening all Six Nations games this year.
Great Cumberland Pl, London W1H 7DL, sound.london
Flat Iron Square, Southwark
London Bridge’s ever-buzzing Flat Iron Square is always a popular place for watching sport. For 2025, the venue is teaming up with Camden Town Brewery and the Rugby Pod podcast to screen all of the Six Nations matches, shown on 16 different screens around the site – including a giant 16ft one in the main tap room. Visitors can also enjoy food and drinks from an array of street vendors, plus craft beers, cocktails and wine – with packages available for groups.
45 Southwark St, London SE1 9HP, flatironsquare.co.uk
Great Central Pub by Matt Fletcher, Marylebone
If top-notch food is a high game day priority for you, book a table at The Landmark London’s upmarket pub, helmed by chef Matt Fletcher. Watch the match on a large 55-inch screen while enjoying the Great Central Platter, which is piled high with cheeseburger sliders, spicy chicken wings and beer-battered onion rings, alongside a pint of Asahi (and a second for free).
222 Marylebone Rd, London NW1 6JQ, landmarklondon.co.uk
The Orange Tree, Richmond
Over in leafy Richmond, the most famous rugby pub is The Orange Tree, perched just across the road from the train station. With two drop down screens (one at each end of the pub), you’ll always be within view of the action, and you can guarantee a lively crowd. Enjoy alongside local ales and classic pub grub.
45 Kew Rd, Richmond TW9 2NQ, orangetreerichmond.co.uk
Cinnamon Kitchen Battersea
Curry, beer and rugby: it’s a winning combination, and one you can enjoy at the Battersea branch of Cinnamon Kitchen over the coming weeks. All the Six Nations matches will be screened at the restaurant, alongside hearty curries like paneer butter masala and lamb rogan josh. Better still, there’s a buy one get one free deal on Cobra beers.
4 Arches Lane, Nine Elms, London, SW11 8AB, cinnamon-kitchen.com
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Big Penny Social, Walthamstow
Spanning 26,000 square feet, Big Penny Social in Walthamstow is the UK’s biggest beer hall, so you can guarantee a stadium-style atmosphere. The venue will be screening all matches throughout the Six Nations on large HD screens, with plenty of space available for big groups alongside pizzas, burgers and beers.
1 Priestley Way, London E17 6AL, bigpennysocial.co.uk
The Abbey Tavern, Kentish Town
Boasting a large beer garden with a screen, The Abbey Tavern is another of the capital’s most popular sports pubs. It will be showing all games throughout the tournament, and serves food inspired by Kansas City, Missouri – think hot dogs and burgers. Keep your eyes peeled for special happy hour deals too.
124 Kentish Town Rd, London NW1 9QB, abbey-tavern.com
