Where To Watch The World Cup 2026

London has officially gone World Cup crazy! From buzzing sports bars and lively pubs to rooftop terraces and giant outdoor screens, the capital is embracing the excitement and bringing football fans together.

Whether you're cheering on your home nation, or soaking up the electric atmosphere with friends, there's no shortage of great places to experience the tournament. We've rounded up some of our favourite venues across London where you can eat, drink and watch all the World Cup action unfold in style.

Roof East | Stratford

Roof East is now open in Stratford until September, offering open-air screenings of key World Cup matches throughout the tournament, alongside a packed programme of summer events including open-air cinema, DJs, brunches, crazy golf and batting cages.

Address: 7 & 8 Stratford Multi Storey Car Park, Great Eastern Rd, E15 1XE

Book: https://www.roofeast.com

Prince Arthur Belgravia 

Prince Arthur will be showing all England matches as well as the other major games throughout the tournament. Live screening will take place in both the ground-floor bar and first-floor dining room, with bookings available across both floors. For fans looking to enjoy the big England fixtures or other key tournament matches, Prince Arthur Belgravia is the ideal London pub for an elevated match-day experience with Basque-inspired food, drinks and a lively atmosphere.

Prince Arthur are currently offering £5 beers on all beers until the end of the World Cup - all day, every day.

Reservations are highly recommended.

Book: https://www.princearthurbelgravia.co.uk

Vinegar Yard

Vinegar Yard is set to become one of South London’s go-to screening spots. Located moments from London Bridge Station, the open-air venue will be screening every match across three large screens throughout its courtyard and indoor spaces, making it a reliable option rain or shine.

Alongside the live action, guests can expect a lively fan-zone atmosphere complete with open-air bars pouring ice-cold pints and Aperol Spritzes, plus a line-up of World Cup-inspired specials from the venue’s much-loved street food traders. Highlights include Nanny Bill’s Seoul Mate Chicken Strips inspired by South Korea, Bad Boy Pizza Society’s England Margs, and Japanese Chicken Shop’s Nippon Sandos.

Book: https://www.vinegaryard.london

The Ship | Wandsworth

As one of South London’s most iconic riverside pubs, The Ship brings festival-level energy to every game. With multiple screens inside and outdoors, and a huge Thames-side deck, it’s an electric spot for evening games by the water, with The Ship Shack serving stacked burgers, wings and sharers designed for mid-match grazing.

Address: 41 Jews Road, Wandsworth, SW18 1TB

Book:  www.theship.co.uk

The Trafalgar, Chelsea

Head to The Trafalgar, the first pub to be built on the King’s Road in over a century, to watch The World Cup in one of London’s most stunning pubs. Screening all England games, The Trafalgar offers up a delicious selection of bar snacks, which include chorizo scotch eggs, ham and cheese toasties and ‘bar’ fish and chips.

Book https://www.thetrafalgarchelsea.com

Hackney Bridge

The canal-side food and drink destination will transform its sprawling outdoor space into a giant fan park, screening every game on one of London’s largest outdoor screens, alongside additional indoor viewing areas.

Known for its buzzing beer garden atmosphere and street food offering, Hackney Bridge will also be serving a selection of globally-inspired World Cup specials throughout the tournament. Dishes include Poptata’s Maple Brisket Fries inspired by Canada, Wrap n Rolla’s Brazilian Burrito, Filigrillz’s Grilled Pollo Sabroso representing Spain, and Inamo Sukoshi’s Japan Victory Katsu Bowl.

Book: https://hackneybridge.org

The Brook and Badger Fulham

The Brook and Badger is Fulham's most charming new gastropub, a great place to watch the World Cup, they will be creening all England games on multiple big screens. The Brook and Badger will be offering crowd-pleasing bar snacks, which include Fried chicken wings with sriracha honey, Fried pickles with truffle mayo and Whipped cod’s roe paired with crisps and pub classics like beer battered haddock and chips and a 28- day dry-aged bavette steak served with beef fat fries and your choice of sauce.

Book: https://brookandbadger.com/

Cinnamon Kitchen | Battersea

Catch all the action at Cinnamon Kitchen Battersea while feasting on Executive Chef Vivek Singh’s signature grills and curries - alongside a competitive twist. For any of the games shown during the restaurant's operating hours, guests have the chance to predict both the winning team and final score before kick-off to unlock exclusive drinks discounts. Correctly guess the winning team and enjoy 25% off drinks, or predict the exact final score to receive 50% off drinks. 

Address: Cinnamon Kitchen Battersea, Battersea Power Station, Arches Ln, Nine Elms, SW11 8AB

Book: www.cinnamon-kitchen.com/fifa-2026-battersea/

Grand Junction Arms | Harlesden

Set along the Grand Union Canal, the Grand Junction Arms is transforming into one of North London’s largest World Cup fan parks. With space for over 1,500 supporters, expect an unmissable atmosphere with games shown across multiple large HD screens, whilst groups can book their own VIP screenings in the garden lodges with food and drink packages to match.

Address: Acton Lane, Canal Bridge, Park Royal, NW10 7AD

Book: www.grandjunctionarmsnw10.co.uk

Drake & Morgan | Multiple Venues 

London bar and restaurant group, Drake & Morgan, is bringing match day energy to its popular city venues. Alongside live screenings, fans can enjoy a range of pre-bookable food and drink packages, from sharing platters to hearty mains, as well as exclusive Asahi and Peroni bundles. Private screening experiences will also be available across the group’s dedicated private dining rooms.

The Fable (Farringdon), The Happenstance (St Paul’s), The Moniker (Tower Hill), The Parlour (Canary Wharf), The Refinery City Point (Moorgate), The Refinery New Street Square (Chancery Lane), The Otherist (Liverpool Street)

Book: www.drakeandmorgan.co.uk