The 2026 Six Nations rugby tournament is fast approaching, prompting fans across London to secure their spots for the premier fixtures scheduled throughout February and March. As anticipation builds, City AM has curated a selection of standout venues across the capital, each offering unique experiences, special menus, and vibrant atmospheres tailored for rugby enthusiasts.
Brigadiers: City Indian Grill with Rugby Flair
Located in Bloomberg Arcade, Brigadiers, the City's beloved Indian grill, is pulling out all the stops for this year's Six Nations. In collaboration with Mike Tindall's Blackeye gin, the restaurant will feature a specially curated menu on Saturdays, alongside its regular favourites available for every match. Highlights from the specialist menu include crab, chicken wings, Welsh lamb, and green chilli chutney.
Adding to the excitement, Brigadiers is offering two hours of unlimited drinks for £35 per person. The team will also sport bespoke rugby shirts embroidered with "Amritsari Fried Fish Paos" throughout the tournament, enhancing the festive rugby spirit.
The Hound: Chiswick's Glass House Retreat
Escape the City's skyscrapers at The Hound in Chiswick, which returns with its indoor glass house setting for the Six Nations. Situated on Chiswick High Road, this west London favourite will serve a special Six Nations burger alongside its usual menu and Sunday roast options.
For small groups, the venue offers 4.5-pint lager towers, while its intimate and refined setting provides an ideal backdrop for watching the rugby in style.
The Alma: Wandsworth's Multi-Screen Hub
Heading to Wandsworth, The Alma on Old York Road utilises all ten of its screens to broadcast the Six Nations, ensuring no action is missed. The pub's pop-up Guinness tent will make a return to the patio, accompanied by a tournament-exclusive Guinness-infused Scotch Egg.
Conveniently located on the route to Twickenham's Allianz Stadium, The Alma serves as a perfect pit-stop for fans travelling to watch England play.
Two More Beers: Angel's Latvian-Inspired Venue
On Upper Street in Angel, Two More Beers embraces the Six Nations with over 100 different drinking options available throughout the tournament. Advanced bookings can secure a three-course menu for £55, with special events planned across the competition period.
This Latvian-inspired restaurant offers a novel dining experience for those seeking something different over the next two months of rugby action.
The Lighterman: King's Cross Canal-Side Relaxation
In King's Cross, The Lighterman aims to transform Six Nations viewing into a laid-back affair. The Granary Square venue will use its canalside bar to show matches, combining waterside views with a relaxed atmosphere for a more tranquil rugby-watching experience.
BOX: Soho's New Three-Floor Sports Bar
Last but not least, Soho's newest sports bar, BOX near Piccadilly Circus, spans three floors with distinct vibes on each level. The cosy downstairs area features a killer spicy margarita, while the ground floor boasts multiple TV banks in a larger space. Upstairs offers a more intimate setting with games available to play.
BOX will broadcast all Six Nations matches, along with other sports, providing a top-tier viewing point for rugby fans in the heart of London.
