19 lively London bars to watch the Euros from this summer

Lady Abercorn’s Pub & Kitchen, located within the Andaz London, a five-star luxury lifestyle hotel on Liverpool Street will show every game for ideal post-office viewing. Beer and bites packages start from £20. 

Visit Lady Abercorn's Pub & Kitchen

The Dickens Inn, located at St Katherine’s Dock, next to Tower Bridge, has a dedicated Euros fan zone so you won't miss a second of the action.

A sunny game day can also be enjoyed from The Dickens Inn's terrace.

Visit The Dickens Inn

Whatever the weather, The Broadcaster has you covered. You can enjoy the game fully immersed in a vibrant pub atmosphere while watching the game on a large indoor screen or an open-air ground floor terrace.  

Visit The Broadcaster

Young's pubs are hosting the Euros and with countless venues across London, there's no way you can miss the action.

From Twickenham and Battersea to Greenwich and Wandsworth, find a Young's pub near you where you can enjoy an array of food and drinks with highlights for groups of six plus including Beef Sliders with Parmesan fries for £75 and a Ploughman’s board for £50.

Visit Young's

Market Place is the fastest-growing street food spot with venues across London. Head to their Peckham or Vauxhall venues for viewings of the Euros on huge screens with £5 pints and a wealth of street food vendors from The Duck Shed and Yorkshire Burrito to Annapurna Spice and Los Tacos. 

You could even opt for Market Place’s epic Bottomless Brunch package which for £35, you can enjoy two hours of unlimited drinks from cocktails to mocktails and beers to ciders. 

Visit Market Place

Enjoy the game from Barge East Gardens, the expansive riverside gardens and terrace beside Hackney Wick’s sustainability-forward floating restaurant Barge East.  

All bookings include a welcome beer on arrival per person as you tuck into delicious BBQ food, much of which is grown in the gardens to provide a farm-to-table service 

Visit Barge East Gardens

Opening just in time for the Euros, Umbrella London has launched London’s only working Cider House. Their new 100-cover premises offers favourite beers from local producers and will show every single England match of the tournament, as well as all knockout matches. 

Visit The Cider House

Reimagined classic bar snacks and small plates cooked over flames are the orders of the day at The Parakeet in Kentish Town. Foodie highlights include oysters of the day and homemade prawn toast as well which can be enjoyed from the dining room set below the ultimate viewing room for every England game.

Visit The Parakeet

The Loft at Old Spitalfields Market provides footie fans with a free viewing experience with their giant screen. They are offering a £10 lunch menu for daytime game fuel and you won't want to miss the iconic Loft pizzas.

Visit The Loft

Piano Works London's only non-stop, audience-requested, live music venue making it the perfect spot for Euros viewing this summer.

With venues in Covent Garden and Farringdon, Piano Works is offering a pre-match happy hours including £4 pints, 2-4-1 cocktails, and house wine for £15.  At Covent Garden, you won't miss a single kick with their 360-degree views of the matches, while Farringdon boasts multiple projectors in every corner.

Visit Piano Works

Join The Cause at their brand new courtyard at the 60 Dock Road site in West Silvertown for screenings of the Euros with a side of top-class food and drink with multiple beer bars to cut time spent queuing, as well as pop-up merch stores all in the open air.

Visit Dock Road Courtyard

Frank’s RedHot Sauce will be taking over Bermondsey Bierkeller in London Bridge, rebranding the German beer hall into ‘Frank’s-Furt’ to create the ultimate football viewing venue.

Head over on 20 June to see England play Denmark on 20 HD TV screens, accompanied by an in-house DJ, skittle-alley games, a foosball table, photobooth, and even a German band.

Visit Bermondsey Bierkeller

Nothing says getting amongst the action like going to Box Park in Wembley. The games are live-streamed to the enormous screens and Box Park is a hub of street food to keep you going through the excitement of those precious 90 minutes. Just remember that tickets are required for guaranteed entry to any match and are a requirement for all England matches.

Visit boxpark.co.uk/euro-2024

To soak up all of the best energy of the capital you need to head to Southbank. Between The Bridges is a summer haven, perfect for football viewing as it will show the games on their massive outdoor courtyard screens which are surrounded by the best London street food and plenty of opportunities for grabbing cold pints at half time. 

Between the Bridges is also opening a brand new cocktail bar 'The Knot' ahead of the Euros summer with its very own speciality cocktail.

Visit www.betweenthebridges.co.uk

If you are feeling like you want a classier affair, why not head to a rooftop terrace? Opening on 24 May, Circe at Waterloo offers a new 550-capacity rooftop bar nestled in the clouds of the city. Inspired by the mythical Circe, the daughter of the ancient Greek sun god Helios, this London hot spot offers luxe food with a Mediterranean feel and promises to mesmerise guests with its theatrical mixology. When not live streaming the Euros games this summer, the bar transforms into the ultimate bottomless brunch spot.

Visit www.circesrooftop.co.uk

As much as we are picturing ourselves in a sun-drenched bar or beer garden while watching the Euros, we all know that English weather can't always be relied upon. The Falcon in Clapham is the perfect solution as it offers coverage from rain, so the vibe is never ruined. Their top-notch food and drink is of course a bonus.

Visit www.thefalconclapham.co.uk

Ensuring perfect Euros viewing has to be plenty of screens so you can catch the action from every angle. Greenwood sports bar in Victoria has you covered as there are HD screens dotted in every corner so a quick refreshment stop or a loo break won't have you missing a goal. 

Visit www.greenwoodlondon.com 

A trip to Outernet guarantees the best night to enjoy the non-stop camaraderie of the game. It is set up indoors like a gig where all the action is contained on one huge screen, making those all-important goals feel even more electric with the help of confetti canons. 

Visit hereldn.com/uefa-euro-2024 

If your ideal Euros viewing party is spent with an ice-cold beer in each hand, we have the spot for you. Big Penny Social, the UK’s biggest beer hall invites football fans to experience the thrill of every match on three huge HD screens. The space boasts a capacity of 1,400 guests, ensuring every fan is offered a seat. 

And as if that wasn't enough, Big Penny Social will launch the Euros Ambassador Programme, providing football fans with the chance to score exclusive privileges, including a complementary jug of beer and priority access to all matches for their nation. 

Visit bigpennysocial.co.uk