Best Bars To Watch The World Cup 2026 In London

From hosting a viewing party in their private hire space, to nabbing a spot with your mates and necking a few pints while you watch, Abbey Tavern is a great choice on Kentish Town Road. Burgers, anyone?

Looking for where to watch the World Cup final (and all the games inbetween) in London? Over at buzzing hotspot Soho Zebrano, you can make an absolute day of it in front of the big screen. While you watch, sip a bevy of boozy delights and eat top grub from the comfort of a plush seat.

Alongside serving up some stellar plates of food and delicious cocktails, Paddington's Lockhouse will also be one of the top bars showing the 2022 Qatar World Cup this winter. If craft beers in an industrial space are just your thing, this is the place for you.

On the hunt for fun places to watch The World Cup in East London? Check out Hackney Church Brew Co and get ready to catch every single second of the footie action while drinking craft beer and tucking into some scrumptious Indian cuisine from Aaron Thomas.

If you want to ditch your sofa, but also head to somewhere just as homey, The Albion have you covered. This friendly pub is just minutes from St. Paul's, with plasma screens placed around the venue to make it a haven for sports fans.

One of the best pubs in London to watch the World Cup, the atmosphere at Famous Three Kings is unlike any other. Expect numerous TVs dotted about the venue, as well as a full menu of halftime classics and a wide selection of real ales or lagers.

A fun City watering hole and popular after-work spot, Slug and Lettuce Aldgate is making sure you don't miss out on a single moment. Make the most of the happy hour, munch on giant burgers and stick around after for DJs.

When in need of cool pubs showing the World Cup 2022 in London, check out Fulham's Wolfpack. Here, there's not only cool stripped-back interiors and a selection of state-of-the-art screens, but also a menu of mouthwatering burgers to keep you fed throughout.

One of the best sports pubs in South London, this cool and chilled pub in Battersea is one of the best bars in London to watch the World Cups.

The Bermondsey Bierkeller is getting behind England this summer, with every World Cup match beamed on its big screen. Settle in with a stein and some pub grub to follow every kick, tackle and goal.

With DJs behind the decks pre and post match, the atmosphere will be off the charts and the party will continue long after the final whistle. Whether you're booking for a group of mates, a work outing, or just want to soak up the tournament buzz, this is the place to be to watch football come home.

The Star sits at the top of the league when it comes to live sport. With giant screens inside and out, you can settle in anywhere to follow the action.

As you cheer on every tackle, pass and shot, there's a steady stream of refreshments up for grabs. We're talking street food, craft beer and mighty creative cocktails.

Just a short stroll from Charing Cross, Walkers of Whitehall is bringing delicious British dishes and real ales to your live sport streaming. Don't forget, they've got a Saturday bottomless brunch keeping you fuelled up too.

With the tournament of the year on the horizon, you'll be searching for the best place to support England. With plenty of delicious pints and mouthwatering grub on offer, The Leyton Star should be on your list. Topping it off? A private karaoke room for a Three Lions singalong afterwards.

A friendly boozers nestled in Vauxhall, Griffin Belle is one of the best bars screening the 2022 FIFA World Cup. From  multi-screen walls to HDTVs and three sound zones, this place is fully kitted out for the occasion.

Located in Elephant and Castle, Feed the Yak is a lively sports bar that will be showing all the biggest games across its multiple large screens. Expect football-themed decor and comfy seating, as well as a sunny outdoor terrace that boasts its own screens too.

There are around 100 different beers to try here, with a focus on local, independent brews. Plus, their kitchen residents rotate every six months, so you can try some delicious food too.

From Champagne slushies to imaginative cocktails and classic lagers, Queen of Hoxton has everything you could need to feel refreshed throughout your chosen World Cup games. Not only that, but evening screening between Thursday and Saturday have DJs for afters.

Is there a better way to watch England and the other island nations than at a classic British boozer? We think not. With a cellar packed full of bevs and delicious meals to wolf down, The Bull & Gate is a great pub for football fans.

It's the biggest football tournament in the world, so you're going to want the perfect bar to watch it at. And Beechwood? It's coming in strong, with gorgeous interiors, lots of HD screens and all the food and drink you'll need to keep you energised throughout.

If you're mad about all things football, then Bar Kick, a watering hole dedicated to the beautiful game, is probably already on your radar. For screenings of the biggest games in the World Cup 2022 draw, expect a vibrant atmosphere, happy hour cocktails and a bustling crowd.

O'Neill's has made quite the name for itself all across London with its many outposts. Each and every one is decked out with trendy furnishings and HD TVs, plus rustles up mouthwatering grub, making them simply perfect for a season watching the best football matches around.

Not only does Greenwood have a a huge number of screens scattered across its space, but also a state-of-the-art video wall. But that's not the only draw here, as there's shuffleboard, pizzas stone-baked in a clay oven and plenty of craft pints to boot.

As it's showing every single match of the Qatar World Cup 2022, you know that the vibe at Vicinity is going to be spot on. Book a spot in their VIP seated fanzone area to lap up all the action with scrumptious grub to hand, including pizza, burgers and international classics.

Situated in Stratford and Covent Garden, Bat & Ball is a great choice for your World Cup watch party. Enjoy playing beer pong, ping pong and pool all while catching every single second of the latest match. Plus, there are Neapolitan pizza slices and delish pints.

Fancy a private space so you don't miss a moment? The games room at Inamo Soho helps you escape loud punters and queues at the bar, with huge screens to drink in the atmosphere and impeccable service.

When it comes to World Cup 2022 kick-offs, finding that ideal watering hole can be a little difficult, but that's where Someday come in. Catch every second of every match in the Art-Deco-inspired space, before delving into Mexican plates or slices of the good stuff from Ace Pizza.

Ready to score a goal with your squad while catching the World Cup 2026? Head over to the Inamo Onyx Room in Covent Garden to book your very own private room to cheer on your favourite teams. This fantastic venue features dual wall displays stretching over 150 inches, and they've got Chromecast and Apple TV to cover all your sports streaming bases. Want to get in on the action? You can split the screen and indulge in some FIFA action courtesy of their multitude of gaming consoles.

From the latest in audio-visual equipment to regularly-changing craft beers served up direct from stunning copper tanks, Redwood has all aspects of your World Cup viewing covered. Plus, this place is just a stone's throw from London Bridge, so you can really be among it all.

Settle in at Belushi's for all of the World Cup 2026 action, as they screen the games from large HD screens and projectors. Beer pong, extra long happy hours and homemade burgers make this a location for more than just your average football match.

They've got venues in London Bridge, Hammersmith, Camden and beyond, so there's something for everyone here.

Located in Brixton, Hope & Anchor is a lively pub that's showing all the England games on massive screens. Secure a ticket to watch the match, or book one of their garden huts for something a little more private.

With more than 20 different TVs, you won't miss a thing, and there's some delicious beer waiting for you as well.

From 35 UHD 4K screens to the biggest single TV in Europe, Moretown Belle really do have your next World Cup viewing party sorted. Head here to catch all the action, supping through draught beers, ales and spirits as you go, or munching through the food menu.

Box is not your average sports bar. Here you can watch, play and party like nowhere else.

Right in the heart of Piccadilly on Shaftesbury Avenue, it's the perfect spot to take in the World Cup in the city. When you're not following every kick, you can challenge your mates to all kinds of high-energy games.

Boasting six screens at various points around the venue, The Manor Arms is brilliant for anyone looking to catch the live footie in Streatham. Topping it off? There are local beers to neck, Sunday roasts to munch and cocktails for those who fancy something a little more than a pint.

For great beer alongside the game, head to Hackney Church Brew Co. They're showing all the England games, as well as a few others, with  huge screens to watch on.

Expect full sound and an atmosphere that makes you feel like you're right there in the stadium.

Coming in among the top football pubs in London, it's no surprise that East Putney Tavern will be grabbing a slice of the action come the biggest international tournament. While they can't guarantee a win for your team, they're still serving up plenty to keep you refreshed and in top form.

The Faber Fox is a gorgeous neighbourhood pub offering up everything you could need throughout the football. Located in Crystal Palace, it's fronting giant screens, hearty grub and plenty to drink.

With big screens inside and out, The Light Bar is a top spot to take in the World Cup this summer. Light, bright and buzzing with atmosphere, it gives you the big game experience with easier access to the bar.

If the weather's playing ball, or even if it's not, you can slip outside to follow every kick in the heated and covered backyard bar. There's plenty of in-game snacks up for grabs, from nibbles like salted fish fritters to jerk pork buns and BBQ glazed mushroom burgers.

All Bar One Houndsditch, O2 and Leicester Square will all be showing the World Cup this year. While you watch the games? Indulge in killer cocktails, mouthwatering munch and more - the perfect fuel for cheering on your team in the biggest football tournament around.

Right next to the home of English football, Wembley Stadium, Feed the Yak! is the perfect place to watch the big match. With four giant screens beaming the action live, you won't miss a single pass, shot or glorious goal.

There's plenty to keep you refreshed before, during and after the match too. We're talking 20 pints from the pumps and over 200 bottles and cans of lagers, IPAs, stouts, sours and plenty more.

Launching in Spring 2026, Freight Brixton is set to be the go-to spot for all the World Cup action. Settle in front of the truly giant screen to follow every kick in total comfort.

Expect a big match atmosphere long before kick off, drinks deals and delicious street food to fuel up your fanatics. Table bookings are just £5 per person or entry is free if you're happy to stand.

Bringing a slice of footie action to London is Colours Hoxton, a party leaning bar where you're bound to have fun throughout your viewing. Think bottomless brunches for Saturday games, alongside top screens and plenty of cocktails.

If you're looking to settle down in a cool spot for each match day, The Running Horse - just a stone's throw from Aldgate East - is ideal. Better yet, they're fronting a vibrant atmosphere and a gorgeous central bar exhibiting Truman's fresh tank beer.

If you're searching for a spot to watch the World Cup, then Rileys Sports Bar in Victoria is a firm choice. Touting a fabulous food and drinks menu, large HD screens and plenty of pool and darts boards, this much-loved haunt won't fail to disappoint.

Where better to watch England's World Cup action than on the pitch? Ballerz is opening up its epic stadium for FIFA's showcase event - and everyone's invited. 

Expect big screens, an epic atmosphere, live DJs and plenty of pub grub classics and cold pints to fuel up your fanatics. Tickets start from just £22 and include a free drink.

Spread across a whopping 10,000 square feet, The Star By Liverpool Street is brimming with big match atmosphere when the World Cup rolls around. With all the action beamed live on its giant screens, you can follow every single kick in comfort. 

To keep you refreshed along the way, there's ice cold pints, perfectly poured Guinness and a selection of wonderful wines from around the world. Get down pre-match to grab a bite of delicious pub grub or book into a karaoke room for a boogie and a sing-song.

If you're looking for a sports bar in Shoreditch that ticks all the boxes, The Cornershop should be your go-to. From the bustling atmosphere and quirky interiors to the massive HD screens and an epic selection of refreshments, there's a lot to love about this watering hole.

A trendy South African-inspired bar and restaurant over in Victoria, Bbar is the perfect space to enjoy a lively screening of the World Cup. While you watch, make sure to check out the extensive menu of tasty bites, not to mention the lip-smacking cocktail list.

After restaurant bars showing the World Cup 2022 in London? Brigadiers not only has screens across the venue, including right next to its tables for exclusive use, but the Indian menu includes the likes of barbecue butter chicken wings and tandoori lamb chops.