The best pubs and bars in London to watch the 2024 Euros

The UEFA Euros 2024 are a little more than a month away, taking place between 14th June and 14th July. It’s hard not to feel celebratory – it’ll be summer, pubs and bars with beer gardens will dust off projector screens, your replica ‘96 football shirt will come out of the wardrobe, and even your mates who aren’t into football, for one short sweet month, will be into football.

Let’s take a look across London where you can watch the Euros, from pubs to sports bars and multiple screens to massive projectors in the garden. Who knows, England might even do it this time.

Central London

Between the Bridges, South Bank

If it’s an open-air bar you’re after to soak up the summer rays whilst catching a Euros fixture, then Between the Bridges at South Bank is where you want to be. Catch all the action on 3 massive video screens, keep the table topped up with beers, ciders, and everything in between from 7 bars, and tuck into street food from 7 different vendors.

De Hems Dutch Café Bar, Soho

You’ll be finishing up work just around kick-off time and you need somewhere near the office, never fear, either walk or catch the Tube to the border of Soho and Chinatown to De Hems Café Bar to catch the Euros on one of its projectors or one of its many TV screens and get absolutely pickled on Dutch beers.

The Pavilion End, St Paul’s

For those of you clocking out in the City of London – once again, never fear. Head over to The Pavilion End sports pub near St Paul’s and catch all the action on one of its many screens, grab some pub grub, enjoy half-time in the beer garden, and rest easy knowing there’s a massive sports pub in the City.

Andrea Adam's Court

Head over to Andrea Adam's Court in Bank to catch every fixture. The bar is accepting bookings for the Euros and will be screening it across the bar including the outdoor terrace. To cap things off, the bar designed a menu especially for the tournament and will offer drinks packages so you can skip trips to the bar and keep your attention on the game. Andrea Bars also have a Ludgate Hill location with the same Euros offer.

More places in Central London

• The Albion, City of London
• The Lord Wargrave, Marylebone
• The Wellington, Waterloo
• Exmouth Arms, Clerkenwell

North London

World’s End, Finsbury Park

If you’re North London based then you likely already know most of the best places to catch the football, especially around Finsbury Park, and if you’re not, let’s start with a classic – World’s End. The Euros fixtures will be aired on 2 large projector screens and 4 strategically placed high-resolution TV screens. It’s an all-round solid boozer with a great atmosphere.

The Castle, Angel

Located on Pentonville Road a short walk from Angel Underground and Upper Street, the pub is no turreted castle but it does have a lovely roof terrace, tasty pub eats, and will be showing all Euros fixtures across 3 indoor TV screens and a massive projector screen on the roof terrace.

The Faltering Fullback, Finsbury Park

The Fullback is a much-loved North London watering hole wearing the multiple hats of an Irish pub, live music venue, sports pub, and top beer garden contender. Many rugby fans know the pub but it's no stranger to football either – during the last Euros final there was a queue of fans outside The Faltering Fullback to catch the fixture. Although spacious with a great beer garden, you can bet it will be packed for the Euros.

More places in North London

• The Canonbury Tavern, Canonbury
• Duchess of Kent, Islington
• The Black Lion, West Hampstead

South London

Peckham Levels, Peckham

The famous multi-storey former carpark-cum-events venue has all the space, drinks, and street food vendors to keep you well-fed, tipsy, and entertained during the England fixtures of the Euros. Enjoy the fixtures across five 65-inch TV screens dotted around the bar and food hall, with the sound and commentary through a PA system.

Flat Iron Square, London Bridge

Catch the Euros across 18 screens – you read that correctly – at Flat Iron Square, undoubtedly the best sports bar in London Bridge. Railway arches, massive beer garden, street food vendors, and we repeat, 18 screens for all the Euros action. The England fixtures are ticketed so ensure you get yours early doors.

The Rose, New Cross Gate

The beer garden at The Rose is the kind that comes to mind whenever you think of great beer gardens, and it’s a popular destination in the SE postcode, not just for its garden but also for the hospitality and atmosphere. This June-July, the immense beer garden will be taken over by the Euros 2024 fixtures, aired on a 12-foot screen, with plenty of beers, cocktails, ciders, and pizza to keep you rooted in your seat.

Duke of Edinburgh, Brixton

The biggest beer garden in South London, seriously – it’s more spacious than most 2-bedroom flats in London. Head to the ever-popular Duke of Edinburgh not just for the summer sun but to catch the Euros on its massive projector screen and across 7 large TV screens both inside the pub and in the beer garden. An all-around great atmosphere if you’re looking for something packed and sharing the thrill of the game with many people.

More places in South London

• Vinegar Yard, London Bridge
• Peckham Arches, Peckham
• Feed the Yak, Elephant & Castle
• The White Horse, Peckham
• The Crown & Greyhound, Dulwich Village

East London

The Crooked Billet, Clapton

Probably the best beer garden in East London, the Crooked Billet will spare no expense in keeping you outside in the summer sunshine, pints and cocktails on tables, whilst you enjoy all Euros fixtures from multiple angles from multiple screens. Big on gardens, big on game day atmosphere. It's also where you’re likely to find a HeadBox writer catching the football.

Big Penny Social, Walthamstow

Head on up to Walthamstow to take in the Euros at the massive warehouse microbrewery that is the Big Penny Social. There will be a big screen in the equally big beer garden, a brand new giant HD LED screen in the event space, top-notch sound system, pyrotechnics for goal celebrations, and over 100 beers on tap.

Pub on the Park, London Fields

The Pub on the Park in London Fields will have its reliable set up of outdoor TVs available to enjoy the fixtures in the sunny weather, and indoor TVs available if the weather’s Britishness overpowers the effects of global warming. Either way, the Pub on the Park has you covered with its multiple screens to catch all the action.

More places in East London

• The Adam & Eve, Homerton
• Dalston Roofpark, Dalston
• Lord Napier Star, Hackney Wick
• Bar Kick, Shoreditch

West London

The White Horse, Fulham

The White Horse, or the Sloaney Pony, is as traditional an English pub as you get right down to the airing of football. Book ahead to secure a table to watch one of the Euros fixtures on HD screens, enjoy pub classics, and wash it all down with a cold pint.

The Eagle, Shepherd’s Bush

Reportedly home to West London’s biggest beer garden complete with garden huts, deckchairs, and an assortment of relaxing terrace furniture, The Eagle is also offering crafted Euros packages – seats, eats, and drinks.

The King’s Arms, Chelsea

Usually a local to many on match day at Stamford Bridge, The King’s Arms is your all-round sports pub regardless of the match, competition, or sport. The pub will be airing the Euros on 4 screens in its cool, modern interior and offering pub fare to pair with your pints.

More places in West London

• Westwood, Shepherd’s Bush
• Hammersmith Ram, Hammersmith