Your guide to Six Nations 2026 match-day spots in London
With Six Nations 2026 starting on 5 February, London is packed with pubs, bars and restaurants showing every match, from lively screens at The Broadcaster and Flat Iron Square to exclusive events with rugby legends at The Hound and The Audley. Guinness fans can also enjoy fan experiences at the Guinness Open Gate Brewery. Here’s our guide to where you can get your Six Nations fix throughout the city.
The Broadcaster and The Lighterman
The Six Nations starts on Thursday the 5th February and fans are going to want to find standout spots to gather and enjoy the games. The Broadcaster, White City works a treat, and anyone not interested can pop over to Westfields opposite for a spot of shopping. Likewise The Lighterman, canal-side pub on Granary Square Spread over three floors with terraces and waterside views, there’s plenty of room to relax, mingle and catch a game.
Location: The Broadcaster Television Centre, 89 Wood Lane London W12 7FX & The Lighterman, 3 Granary Square, London N1C 4BH. Website: thebroadcaster.co.uk & thelighterman.co.uk Instagram: @thebroadcasterlondon & @thelightermankx
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Flat Iron Square (Borough)
If you don’t want to steer yourself too far from good food Flat Iron Square near Borough Market might be where you want to station yourself for kick off during the Six Nations.
Flat Iron Square is hosting The Six Nations screening, featuring live music, cold pints, and views from every corner of the venue. Not to mention 19 screens that will transport you into the ultimate sports zone. General entry including a drink is £10. Book here
Flat Iron Square will also be hosting Rugby Pod Podcast - Live at Flat Iron Square. Widely regarded as the world's most listened-to rugby podcast, Rugby Pod Podcast features former professionals Big Jim Hamilton and Andy Goode, alongside Dan Biggar and Producer Rob. Book here
Location: 45 Southwark Street, London SE1 9HP Website:flatironsquare.co.uk Instagram: @flatironsquare
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The Cadogan Arms - One burger, Six Nations!
The Cadogan Arms has created a burger available only on match days. The Six Nations Burger days is stacked with a beef patty (England), Caerphilly rarebit (Wales), Guinness onions (Ireland), crispy haggis crumb (Scotland) and pancetta (Italy), all in a brioche bun (France) served with fries.
Location: 298 King’s Road, London SW3 5UG. Website: thecadoganarms.london Instagram:@cadoganarmspublichouse
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The Hound (Chiswick)
The Hound is not only showing all the Six Nations matches but on Wednesday 4th March have organised an exclusive evening with rugby legends Ugo Monye, Anthony Watson and Jonathan Joseph. Guests will enjoy an exclusive three-course menu created especially for the occasion, served alongside discussion, stories from on and off the pitch, and a Q&A with the hosts. The event will take place in The Hound’s spacious yet cosy covered outdoor courtyard, providing a relaxed setting for an evening of great food and rugby conversation. Booking advised.
Location: Chiswick High Road Price: Rugby Legends Dinner £60pp Website: thehound.london Instagram: @thehoundchiswick
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The Elgin (Notting Hill)
A well-liked local pub on Ladbroke Grove known for showing live sports including rugby on multiple screens. It’s one of the main spots in the area to catch big fixtures like Six Nations with a lively crowd and hearty pub food. The interiors are a bit of a looker and the food is good too, just in case you have a less interested partner being dragged along with you.
Location: 96 Ladbroke Grove, London W11 1PY Website: theelginnottinghill.co.uk Instagram: @theelginw11
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The Ship (Southwark)
Showing all Six Nations games live, with coverage across the pub and on our giant screen in the beer garden, fully covered and heated, so you can settle in and enjoy the match whatever the weather brings. There’s plenty of space to watch the action, great views of the screens and all the ingredients for a proper match day - flowing pints, good food and a lively atmosphere. From the first kickoff to the final whistle, expect a buzzing match-day atmosphere, great views from every corner and a crowd that knows their rugby. Their legendary Guinness loyalty cards are back for the tournament - buy 5 pints, get your 6th free.
No booking needed, just head over and soak up the rugby atmosphere.
Location: 68 Borough Road, London SE1 1DX Website: theelginnottinghill.co.uk Instagram: @theshipsouthwark
Image courtesy of The Audley Public House, Mayfair
The Audley Public House (Mayfair)
Keeping it posh at the Audley Public House where they will be showing every Six Nations Championship match. Founders of the renowned Hauser & Wirth Galleries opened this impressive Victorian pub filled with art and an eclectic mosaic ceiling by artist Phylida Barlow back in 2022. On the 11th March you can join rugby legends Andy Goode and Jim Hamilton of The Rugby Pod, live at The Audley on Wednesday 11 March (with a very special guest to be announced soon).
Expect a no holds barred chat with all the latest Six Nations happenings - all with a Guinness in hand. Image credit The Audley Public House, Mayfair
Location: 41-43 Mount Street, London W1K 2RX. Time: Doors and bar open at 6pm, kicking off at 7pm. Price:£20pp. Book now Instagram: @audleypublichouse
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Guinness Open Gate Brewery (Covent Garden)
Guinness Open Gate Brewery London is celebrating the return of the Guinness Men’s Six Nations with a special fan experience, In Conversation With: England Rugby. Hosted by former England international Shaunagh Brown in the brewery’s Guinness Vaults event space in Covent Garden on Sunday 1st March, from 12:30 pm to 4:30 pm, the event offers rugby fans a rare chance to hear directly from a panel of key members of this year’s England squad during an interactive Q&A, with opportunities for the audience to ask their own questions. As Title Partner of the Championship, Guinness is bringing fans closer to some of the biggest names in the game, while guests can also enjoy a live DJ set, handmade pies from renowned chef Calum Franklin, and a pint of Guinness or one of the brewery’s rotating limited-edition craft brews.
Date: 1 March 2026. Time: 12:30-4:30 pm. Location: 28-32 Shelton Street, London, WC2H 9JE. Price: Tickets go on sale from Thursday 12 February, priced at £35 via the website.
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Two More Beers
Two More Beers on Upper Street, Angel will be showing every match of Six Nations 2026from Thursday 5 February to Saturday 14 March. Guests who book in advance can enjoy a three-course Six Nations set menu featuring starters such as Apulian burrata, salty mackerel and vitello tonnato, mains including hake fillet, pork chop or barley mushroom risotto, and desserts like choco crémeux, fruit crumble and ice creams. The full à la carte menu is also available for walk-ins, alongside over 100 beers, cocktails, wine and low- or no-alcohol options.
Date: 5 February – 14 March 2026. Location: Two More Beers, Upper Street, Angel, London N1 0PQ. Price: £55 (set menu); à la carte also available. twomorebeers.co.uk
Compiled by Natascha Milsom
