Watch the World Cup with bibs on, ribs in hand and kick back with one of the 300 whiskies.
If you want a more authentic atmosphere to watch the Mexico games, then tuck in here for beer buckets, tacos, Margarita pitchers and loads of tequila. The bar downstairs will show the matches too.
Watch the matches in the bar or on the tree terrace (if you can snag a spot ... it's first come first served). Or if you splash out on a £75 ticket, you'll watch in the lounge with bubbles and food.
The bar will be showing most of the matches, and in the massive hall there will be plenty of space for you to sip down on your huge shark's head cocktail (just remember to book ahead).
Don your orange garb for De Hems is the heart of the Dutch community in London, and there will be nowhere better to watch Holland take on the rest of the world. Come early as you can't book ahead.
“You can never write off the Germans”, so why not watch them on Old Street’s Bavarian Beerhouse with massive litre mugs in hand? The bubbly dirndl-clad waitresses will keep things fun, just book ahead
The self-dubbed “executive decision” for London’s sports fans lives and breathes live games, so the World Cup will be the heart of their summer. “Jetlag flights” include food and bubbly for £30.
The Scandi hub will be showing all games over three big screens. Expect snack match packages and happy hour between 9-10pm during England games.
For those after a quirky and cool little East End hang, this Shoreditch den will prove the perfect football watching spot. Table football is on offer and they will be showing all the matches.
For water-side footie fun, head to the canal to watch all the England games on the big screen at No. 90. There’s a food-and-football package for £30pp, you’ll get a nibbles platter and four beers.
On 14 June you can spend the day celebrating all things World Cup and then watch the England v Italy match. Things get started at 2pm with street-food stalls, DJs, hot tubs and two cinema screens.
If you’re keen to use the World Cup as an excuse to eat your way around the world, The Cow’s head chef will be whipping up specials from the countries that are playing on the night.
Hosting the Fever Pitch Pop-Up, expect 13 screens, two roof terraces, four bars and space for 800 people. Stadium food on offer like hot dogs and toasties, as well as the classic menu.
It will be packed full of fans, flying flags and big screens showing the Azurres fighting their way through the Cup, with a critical first game against England itself. Watch all the Italy games here.
If you’re up for alfresco watching, then look no further -- this bar has maybe the best beer garden in London, with a capacity of up to 300. You can also pre-book the huts and booths for a cosy time.
Celebrate the World Cup with beer bucket specials and watch the USA struggle against its hard-hitting group in a stars and stripes clad setting. When Oz plays, there will be shrimps on the barbie.
Celebrate the World Cup with beer bucket specials and watch the USA struggle against its hard-hitting group – Germany, Portugal and Ghana – in a stars and stripes clad setting.
Watch the football with a country feel in this chilled and leafy gastropub out in Wimbledon that boasts several big HD screens. Make a family day out of it — all are welcome (especially sports fans).
Go back to your childhood with extra colourful spaces and playful cocktails. Expect extended happy hour, Caipirinhas and Brazilian-inspired nibbles, plus special beer and food deals.
World Cup Carnival is recreating the stadium atmosphere. Think games, cocktail specials, live music and a 5-metre-wide screen ... tickets are flying, so grab yours now.
This free outdoor cinema comes back to Brighton’s seafront for its third consecutive year, it will welcome football fans for the World Cup on a giant screen. Read more.
With 12 screens throughout the bar including a giant one in their extra-large beer garden, the Lord Clifden is your go-to World Cup hub in Birmingham. Grab a drink and some hog roast, then party on. Read more.
The Electric is diversifying its offering a bit to show England’s group games. Book ahead to make sure you’ve got a sofa. Tickets are £7 and you get to participate in the pre-game World Cup quiz. Read more.
Since “you can never write off the Germans”, why not watch them at Bavarian Beerhouse with massive litre mugs in hand? Bubbly dirndl-clad waitresses will keep things fun, light hearted and on-theme. Read more.
The roof terrace is a show-stealer at this splendid Cambridge boutique hotel, with incredible views of the city and the river. They’re showing two England games, both accompanied by a special menu. Read more.
Leeds is not scrimping on its World Cup festivities: the city council is throwing caution to the wind and putting up huge screens in Millennium Square for the whole tournament. Read more.
A reformed warehouse where you can expect vintage caravans, Brazilian street food and samba. It’s free entry and strictly first come, first served. And on three big screens, they’ll show every game. Read more.
For waterside cider sipping (and watching The World Cup), this rocking boat is quite the charmer. Read more.
