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The Best Sports Bars in London to Watch the Euros

From Greenwood to the Piano Works, here's where to catch the best of the Euro 2024 action in London.

TLE by TLE
2024-05-29 09:52
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As the excitement for the Euros builds up, finding the perfect spot to catch all the action is crucial. London boasts a plethora of sports bars that cater to every fan’s needs, from massive screens to great food and drink deals.

Here’s a list of the best sports bars in London to watch the Euros:

1. Greenwood, Victoria

Located in the heart of Victoria, Greenwood is a premier sports bar known for its vibrant atmosphere and excellent viewing experience. With large screens strategically placed throughout the venue, you won’t miss a moment of the action. Greenwood also offers a wide selection of craft beers, cocktails, and delicious pub fare, making it a top choice for football fans.

2. Piano Works, Farringdon and West End

Piano Works is the place to be for an electrifying matchday experience. Here’s what you can expect:

  • Food and Drink Deal: Tuck into a delicious burger and fries, whilst sipping on a refreshing pint or glass of prosecco for just £15 when you book a table for the England games.
  • Bottomless Option: If you’re in the mood for a big one, you can make it bottomless for just £35 per person, which will run throughout the length of the game.
  • Pre-Match Happy Hours: Get in the spirit of things with pre-match happy hours that include £4 pints, 2-4-1 cocktails, and house wine for £15.
  • Viewing Experience: At Covent Garden, you’ll be transported to the heart of the action with 360-degree views of the matches. Farringdon boasts multiple projectors in every corner to ensure you don’t miss a single goal.

Read more about their fantastic offerings here.

3. The Barrowboy & Banker, London Bridge

A classic choice for sports enthusiasts, The Barrowboy & Banker offers a traditional pub experience with modern amenities. Situated near London Bridge, this bar features large screens and a great selection of ales and pub food. The lively atmosphere makes it a great place to cheer on your team with fellow fans.

4. The Four Thieves, Battersea

The Four Thieves in Battersea combines a fun atmosphere with great viewing options. This eclectic venue features multiple screens, an in-house microbrewery, and even a games room with retro arcade games. Enjoy craft beers and delicious food while you watch the Euros in style.

5. Boxpark, Shoreditch and Wembley

Boxpark is a trendy and vibrant location perfect for watching the Euros. With large screens and communal seating, it creates a stadium-like experience. Shoreditch and Wembley locations offer various street food options and a wide range of drinks, ensuring a fantastic time for all football fans.

6. Flat Iron Square, Southwark

Flat Iron Square is known for its bustling atmosphere and fantastic food market. During the Euros, it transforms into a hub for football fans with big screens and ample seating. Enjoy a diverse selection of food vendors and a great lineup of beers while catching every goal.

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7. Sports Bar & Grill, Various Locations

With multiple locations across London, Sports Bar & Grill is a reliable choice for watching live sports. Each venue is equipped with numerous screens, ensuring a great view from any seat. Their extensive menu and drink options cater to all tastes, making it a convenient and enjoyable spot to watch the Euros.

8. Market Place

Football fans can cheer on the Three Lions at Market Place, London’s fastest-growing street food market and bar. 

With both its Vauxhall and Peckham locations offering live sports on massive screens, alongside a wealth of street food vendors from The Duck Shed and Yorkshire Burrito to Annapurna Spice and Los Tacos, you can catch every Euros 2024 match with a cold pint and delicious meal in hand.

Those looking to enjoy a cold one can treat themselves to £5 draught pints of beer and cider during England’s games and the final, meaning you can quench your thirst without breaking the bank. 

For a truly unforgettable experience, opt for Market Place’s epic Bottomless Brunch package. For only £35, you’ll enjoy two hours of unlimited drinks – ranging from cocktails to mocktails and beers to ciders.

Feeling peckish? The package also includes a £15 food voucher that can be spent with any of Market Place Peckham’s international street food vendors, keeping you fuelled throughout the matches. 

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9. The Duke of Greenwich

The Duke of Greenwich has transformed their beer garden into the perfect venue for all EURO 2024 matches, with a spectacular 3m x 3m giant screen and an unbeatable food and drinks menu to match!

Bring your friends, family, and football spirit – no need to book, just come on in and join the fun.

Related: Top 20 beer gardens in London to enjoy this summer

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