The 2025 Six Nations is here, and London’s best rugby pubs are ready for the action. Whether you’re after Twickenham’s match-day atmosphere, a rowdy fan zone, or a cosy craft beer spot, these top 10 picks guarantee the best viewing experience.

Twickenham

1. The Cabbage Patch

📍 Twickenham
Why go? Known as the world’s most famous rugby pub, this is the ultimate spot for Six Nations fans. Just opposite Twickenham Station, it’s packed with supporters soaking up the electric match-day atmosphere. Private screening rooms are available for a VIP rugby experience.

2. The Eel Pie

📍 Twickenham
Why go? A proper rugby pub near the Thames, with walls covered in signed shirts and match memorabilia. The local crowd and buzzing atmosphere make it a top choice for serious fans.

Richmond

3. The Orange Tree

📍 Richmond
Why go? A rugby-loving crowd, big screens, and a patio bar with a barbecue on match days. If you want great food and a lively but relaxed atmosphere, this is the place to be.

4. Tap Tavern

📍 Richmond
Why go? A local favourite screening every game with top-notch craft beer and gourmet food. If you’re going all out, book Dropkick Jonny’s, the secret upstairs bar, for private screenings.

Wandsworth

5. The Ship

📍 Wandsworth
Why go? A riverside classic with heated outdoor cabins and private screens. Perfect for groups who want a lively rugby experience without the central London crush.

6. The Alma

📍 Wandsworth
Why go? A Victorian-era rugby pub with a massive drop-down screen and one of the best ale selections in town. Expect a mix of die-hard rugby fans and craft beer lovers.

Central London

7. Flat Iron Square

📍 Southwark
Why go? A rugby festival in the city. Partnering with Camden Town Brewery and Rugby Pod, this spot has 16 screens, a massive 16ft screen, and private areas for booking. Expect rowdy, beer-fuelled celebrations.

8. The Lamb & Flag

📍 Covent Garden
Why go? A historic pub with legendary atmosphere. Fans spill onto the pavement, and the large screen downstairs keeps the crowd engaged. Perfect for those who love old-school pub vibes with their rugby.

9. The Porterhouse

📍 Covent Garden
Why go? A huge multi-level Irish pub with a loud, international rugby crowd. Expect great beer, friendly rivalry, and an unbeatable match-day energy.

Finsbury Park

10. The Faltering Fullback

📍 Finsbury Park
Why go? A secret rugby paradise tucked away off Stroud Green Road. The multiple screens, lively crowd, and top-notch Thai food make it a perfect spot for match day.

No matter where you go, expect pints, passionate fans, and the best of Six Nations rugby. 🍻🏉