Where to watch the Six Nations in London: Pubs & bars in the north, south, east & west

The Six Nations rugby tournament kicks off on Friday 1 February 2019 with France v Wales. No tickets? No problem. Here’s where to watch the Six Nations in London…

*This article is sponsored by Belushi’s*
Root for your team to win by watching it all happen at Belushi’s, the Home of International Sports. Whether or not your team gets the victory, you’re still in for a killer time with an atmosphere to match. Expect Belushi’s homemade burgers and bar snacks on the menu, plus craft beers, international spirits and more. Watch every game LIVE on huge HD screens and projectors at one of their five London bars: London Bridge, Hammersmith, Shepherd’s Bush, Greenwich and Camden. Table bookings start from £15 per person with guaranteed entry, table, premium viewing, dedicated waiting staff and your booking fee returned to you in full via a bar tab to spend on food and drinks. For a premium experience, check out the England packages at Belushi’s London Bridge Dugout bar from £35 per person. Click here to book.

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GUINNESS POP UPS

Guinness Village at Flat Iron Square, London Bridge
With 10 screens, live podcasts with Andy Goode and Jim Hamilton, and Will Greenwood commentating live on the action, the Guinness Village at Flat Iron Square is a great spot to watch the Six Nations. Enjoy Guinness and Hop House 13 on tap and spot giveaways including match tickets to be won. Tickets to on match days are £5 (or £10 to enter the Clubhouse) including a complimentary pint and the chance to win Six Nations prizes.
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Brigadiers x Guinness Match Day Experience, the City
Brigadiers has teamed up with Guinness to create a Six Nations Match Day Experience with a menu featuring dishes like Nargisi Kofta Venison Scotch Eggs and Brigadiers Butter Chicken Pot Pie, and a Guinness Butler Service. Look out too for the Legends Lunches, where you can watch the games live while enjoying a three-course lunch with beer pairings, hosted by famous rugby faces including Ed Jackson, Tom Shanklin and Jim Hamilton (£100pp).
1-5 Bloomberg Arcade, the City EC4N 8AR; brigadierslondon.com

Greenwood, Victoria
The Guinness Lounge at Greenwood, the premium sports bar in Victoria, will have you feeling like you’re on the touchline. As well as the exclusive Best Seat in The House VIP area, complete with Guinness on tap, personal bartender and the chance to watch alongside legends of the sport, the Greenwood Guinness Lounge will create a ‘stadium atmosphere’ for an unforgettable experience. Various packages available.
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The Ruby Rogue @ The Alfred Tennyson, Belgravia
The Ruby Rogue – an upmarket take on a traditional Irish bar – will be popping up at The Alfred Tennyson pub in Belgravia. Open Friday evenings, Saturdays and Sundays for the Guinness Six Nations, you can expect live music, an Irish-themed menu, cocktails and whisky tasting evenings. Plus, rugby legend Charlie Hodgson will be chatting to guests and pouring pints during the England v Ireland game on 2 February.
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