The excitement is building as we approach the start of the 2011 Six Nations championship between England, France, Ireland, Wales and Scotland. This is sure to be an exciting Rugby battle in preparation for the 2011 World Cup. Make sure you catch all the action in some of the best London pubs to watch the Six Nations.
The Six Nations championship is one of the most exciting Rugby contests in the annual Rugby calendar and will go some way to showcasing the finest Northern Hemisphere teams that will be challenging New Zealand at their World Cup in October. For those of us in London who want to catch all of the action live, there is no better place to see it (apart from Twickenham) than at one of London’s many great Rugby pubs that will be showing the Six Nations on the big screen.
Make sure you are one step ahead of the crowd by finding out where to watch the Six nations 2011 in London by reading through my guide of the best rugby pubs in London.
A personal favourite pub to watch Rugby in London is The Roxy in London Bridge. Walking past this bar you might miss it as it almost looks like an office entrance but once inside you will be impressed with the buzzing atmosphere, attentive bar staff and huge screen to watch the six nations on. One of the best things is the crowd at The Roxy as it is very much a mixed bunch of rugby fans so you can banter and cheer on your team with much passion and competition as there are fans from all countries represented in this rugby bar. Another good rugby pub in London is The Clapham North pub. This fabulous gastro pub at the north end of Clapham High Street is fantastic for watching six nations rugby in London and has lots of screens dotted all over the pub to ensure you don’t miss any of the action. The food is tasty and there is a good selection of beers on tap and you normally get a passionate and boisterous crowd!
So which Six nations pubs in London North of the river? The Shaftesbury in the west end will be another great place to watch the 2011 six nations in a pub in London. This is a sports dedicated pub with big screens, great sound so you wont miss anything whether queuing at the bar or down in the toilet! For those of you who like to experiment, how about a 3D six nations 2011 experience in London? Check out the sky coverage in 3D in the basement at Bar Kick in Shoreditch where you will feel like you are taking every hit and making every tackle! Watching the six nations rugby in this bar will be one to remember!
Of course you will want to consider The Three Kings in West Kensington as a great pub to watch the 6 nations at in London. This is the ultimate sports pub in London and is famous with sports fans in London, expect a queue to get in before kick but there will be plenty of singing, merry dancing and a great atmosphere for the game! This is one of the best rugby pubs in London.
My final recommendation for the best pub to watch six nations2011 is The Walmer Castle in Notting Hill. This is a warm and cosy pub which serves up tasty food and beer and will be more of an intimate viewing experience where you may have a chance of getting a seat! Wherever you choose have a great Six Nations 2011!
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