The Six Nations returns for 2025, running from 31st January to 15th March
With England eager to bounce back after a few near-misses, it’s shaping up to be another thrilling contest. If you’re keen to soak up the atmosphere and catch every kick, tackle, and scrum, here’s where you’ll want to be in London to experience the tournament at its best.
Five Points Taproom
Five Points’ taproom will be bringing you every Six Nations match this year, starting Jan 31st. You’ll be able to watch all the action live every Friday, Saturday and Sunday with a tank-fresh pint in hand, piped in directly from the brewery. Need a bite? They’ll also have some tasty food at the courtyard provided by the team at From the Ashes BBQ to keep you going.
61 Mare St, London E8 4RG
fivepointsbrewing.co.uk
4TheFans at Richmond Rugby Club
4theFans have teamed up with Richmond Rugby Club to host a Six Nations Fan Village for the England v France (8th Feb) and the England v Scotland (22nd Feb) matches. Located in the famous Richmond Athletic Ground, guests can expect to enjoy the matches on a giant 20ft screen and in a stadium-like atmosphere. What’s more? – entry is completely free, so be sure to secure your drinks packages and guarantee your entry before they sell out.
Richmond Athletic Ground, Twickenham Rd, TW9 2SF
4thefans.tv
Flat Iron Square
This year the Flat Iron Square, alongside Camden Town Brewery and the UK’s number one rugby podcast – Rugby Pod – will band together to screen all Six Nations matches between 31st Jan – 15th March. With a whopping 16 screens dotted around the venue, you’re guaranteed not to miss any of the action. You can expect plenty of street food options, Camden lagers and stouts, craft beers, signature cocktails, and wines to choose from. Plus, the Rugby Pod, together with the help of some surprise guests, will host three unmissable live podcasts events (26th Jan, 19 Feb & 12th Mar) so be sure to guarantee your entry by grabbing a ticket here.
Flat Iron Square, 45 Southwark Street, London, SE1 9HP
flatironsquare.co.uk
Brigadiers
For a match day to remember, head over to Brigaiders where they’ll be screening the tournament’s biggest games. For £25, they’re offering punters a Guinness Butler Service where for two hours, you’ll enjoy as many pints as you need while the match is on. Also available is a Six Nation’s Feast Menu featuring a variety of tasty pub grub, such as punjabi vegetable samosas, mixed grill saffron pilau and a full rack of tandoori lamb chops. To secure a spot, you can book into the Blighters bar area or if you’ve got a crowd with you, one of their private dining rooms.
1-5 Bloomberg Arcade, London, EC4N 8AR
brigadierslondon.com
Belushi’s London Bridge
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You can’t go wrong when it comes to Belushi’s sports bars. The HD screens, booming surround sound systems paired with its electric atmosphere makes Belushi’s a default choice for sports fans across London. Fancy making an occasion of the match? Upgrade your Six Nations experience at the London Bridge Bar where you’ll find comfy sofas, personal HD screens and a fully stocked fridge within its Dugout caves, providing you and your mates the perfect at-home experience! In addition, they have a great selection of food and drinks available, from wings to burgers, craft beers, cocktails and a host of spirits. To secure a place, be sure to make a booking via their website here.
Belushi’s London Bridge, 161 Borough High St, SE1 1HR
belushis.com
The Cabbage Patch
Can’t get into Twickenham to watch the match? The Cabbage Patch is the next best thing. The iconic memorabilia-filled rugby pub is close to the stadium, so you can guarantee an electric match-day atmosphere. They’re playing every single game and are now taking bookings so be sure to secure your spot and prepare yourself for the ultimate rugby experience.
67 London Road, Twickenham, TW1 3SZ
cabbagepatch.co.uk
Boxpark
You can never go wrong at Boxpark, especially when it comes to sports screenings and this year’s Six Nations is no different. All the games will be screened at its Wembley, Shoreditch and Croydon locations, and promise ‘special surprises’ along the way. As you watch on the big screen, you can tuck into some of the best street food in the business right now, provided by the resident traders. This is one not to be missed!
Wembley, Shoreditch and Croydon
boxpark.co.uk
Big Penny Social
With a huge projector screen in its event space and a screening for each and every game of the tournament, you’re guaranteed not to miss a second of the action at Big Penny Social. Entry is free and with a menu that spans pizza to burgers, plus a line-up of 20 different beers on the bar, this is an incredible spot to head to with your mates. To guarantee entry on the day, make a reservation via the website.
1 Priestley Way, London, E17 6AL
bigpennysocial.co.uk