Want to know where to watch Euro 2024 in London? Course you do.
This summer’s European Championship is almost here, as football fans get set for a month-long feast of football. England will head to Germany as one of the favourites to lift the Henri Delaunay Cup after their heartbreaking penalty shootout defeat to Italy in the final of Euro 2020 at Wembley.
If you haven't got tickets, however, that's OK – often the best atmosphere comes from staying home anyway.
If you’re not one of the lucky fans heading over to Germany to cheer on your team, you'll know from years gone by that the next best thing is to pile into a pub and watch the action with your fellow supporters. Pubs, bars and pop-up venues will all be getting into the spirit of the occasion.
The World Cup in Qatar meant that we never really got to congregate in London for the action. There's going to be a festival atmosphere across the capital, with Baddiel and Skinner blaring out of speakers, St. George's crosses in cars and England shirts on show. Let's just hope we have the weather for it, eh?
At FourFourTwo, we've got the ultimate guide of the best places across London to catch the football, as the nation gears up for yet another attempt to end all those years of hurt. Going to Germany for the action? Well, our Berlin-based Ed McCambridge has the lowdown on the best places to be in Germany while the tournament is taking place over there – and even if you're just watching on TV, we can help you with our full guide of how to watch Euro 2024 from home. We've got you covered.
Where to watch Euro 2024 in London
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Northwood, London (Image credit: Northwood London)
Islington’s Northwood prides itself as a ‘unique destination for unrivalled sport viewing’ and offers giant screens, a booming sound system and an outdoor terrace.
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The Queens Arms, Barnet (Image credit: The Queens Arms, Barnet)
Situated in Barnet’s town centre, The Queens Arms offers locally brewed real ale and pub grub, and shows all major sporting events, including Euro 2024.
Address: Queens Arms, 26 Old Cross, Hertfordshire, SG14 1RD
Eataly’s Central Bar in Bishopsgate will be showing all of this summer’s action on five massive TV screens. Pizza, pasta and drinks will be available, with tables available on a first-come, first-serve basis.
Clapham North is one of the area’s top places to watch football and will be offering special packages this summer with multiple screens to watch all the action.
Amano will be showing the action in their Onyx room that features a state-of-the-art projector and private bar, promising an ‘unparalleled experience for football’.
Address: Drury House, 34-43 Russell St, London WC2B 5HA
Belushi’s in Hammersmith boasts two huge projectors and London’s first stadium-style seating to take in the action, alongside a range of food and drink from an international menu.
Enjoy the action from the heart of the city at The Wigmore, a former banking hall that has been converted into a modern bar. Drink offerings include signature cocktails that can be paired with dishes from the food menu.
Back Room Bar at Hard Rock Cafe London (Image credit: Hard Rock Cafe)
The Back Room Bar at Hard Rock Cafe London, is one of the coolest bars in Mayfair, and an understated, music-orientated hangout. Serving up world-class food, classy cocktails and great times in an intimate rock ’n’ roll haven they are also showing all the Euro 2024 games this summer.
Situated in the heart of the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, Riverside East will be showing the action this summer. You can book a place under the canopy and enjoy dishes from independent venues such as Truffle Burger and Frank’s Hot Dogs, with pre- and post-game DJs spinning tunes.
Address: Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, 5 Thornton St, London E20 2AD
Belushi's, Shepherd's Bush (Image credit: Belushi's, Shepherd's Bush)
Situated near Westfield in Shepherds Bush, Belushi’s prides itself on having ‘the best atmosphere outside the stadium’, offering food, drink and a range of deals.
The Loft, Old Spitalfields Market (Image credit: The Loft)
Nestled on the mezzanine in East London’s Old Spitalfields Market, is on hand to provide fans with the ultimate free viewing experience with their giant screen, showcasing every single game throughout the whole tournament.
Conveniently located under the iconic Victorian roof, viewers can watch their team come rain or shine, all while fuelling up with a classic club sandwich or beef burger from the £10 lunch menu (12pm-4pm) for daytime games, or from Wednesday to Sunday, grab one of the iconic Loft pizzas, using locally sourced ingredients only.
Address: The Loft, Old Spitalfields Market, SP1B, London E1 6AA
Situated at Westfield Stratford City and with excellent transport links, Aspers Casino has restaurants, bars, shuffleboard and plenty of screens to watch the action on.
Address: Aspers Casino Westfield Stratford City, 312 The Loft, Montfichet Road, Olympic Park, London, E20 1ET
Boxpark Wembley (Image credit: Rob Pinney/Getty Images)
Boxpark has become one of the capital’s iconic football-watching venues over the past few tournaments, with the Wembley venue just a stone’s throw from the spiritual home of the Three Lions.
D&D London offer a number of exclusive venues to hire in Tower Bridge, Mayfair, South Kensington and Marylebone, where you can watch the action from either a private dining room or rooftop terrace.
For more than a decade Joe Mewis has worked in football journalism as a reporter and editor, with stints at Mirror Football and LeedsLive among others. He is the author of four football history books that include times on Leeds United and the England national team.
