Where to watch the Women’s Euros Central London
Pubs in Central London to Watch the Women’s Euros
Adam & Eve
Fitzrovia, London W1T 3QQ
The lively party destination pub found in the bustling hub of Soho, between Oxford Circus and Tottenham Court Road.
Buckingham Arms
Westminster, London SW1H 9EU
A real traditional British London pub, a friendly and welcoming haven in the hustle and bustle of Central London.
Bunch of Grapes
London Bridge, London SE1 9RS
Nestled between the Shard and Borough Market, a traditional British pub in the heart of London Bridge.
Finch's
Moorgate, London EC2A 1AN
Situated on Finsbury Square, set across two floors with a quirky vintage feel and a host of private areas available to hire.
Founders Arms
Blackfriars, London SE1 9JH
In prime position on the South Bank of the River Thames between the Tate Modern and London Blackfriars. The perfect spot for after work drinks and fabulous views.
Fox & Anchor
Farringdon, London EC1M 6AA
Sat on the edge of Smithfield Market (the centuries-old meat mainstay of London) is this lovely pub with six beautiful bedrooms.
One Tun
Fitzrovia, London W1T 4ND
Stroll along Goodge Street and you’ll find Fitzrovia’s favourite boozer. Old school dartboard and six large TV screens showing sport from all corners of the world.
The Albion
The City, London EC4V 6AA
A traditional pub in the heart of the City of London, just a few minutes walk from St. Paul’s Cathedral, Fleet Street and Blackfriars Station.
The Candlemaker
The City, London EC4N 5AE
Beautifully designed atmospheric interior, exclusive wines and cocktails, craft beers, and beautifully presented, delicious seasonal food.
The Paternoster
St. Paul's, London EC4M 7DZ
In the shadow of St Paul's Cathedral serving up small plates, sharers and pub classics. Plenty of space for events of all sizes.
The Phoenix
Victoria, London SW1E 5JA
With it's pub garden, roof terrace, and two floors of pub dining and drinking space, and neighbouring Victoria Station and Buckingham Palace.
The Wheatsheaf
London Bridge, London SE1 9AA
A stone’s throw away from London Bridge in the heart of London’s most popular foodie market you’ll come across the hidden party under the bridge.
Betjeman Arms
King's Cross, London N1C 4QL
Proudly situated on the first floor of St Pancras Station in one of London’s most iconic landmarks, a stone’s throw from King’s Cross.
Bow Street Tavern
London WC2E 7AU
Nestled in the heart of Theatreland, Bow Street Tavern spans five floors of history and charm. Each space has its own design whilst maintaining a nod to its history.
Brook Green Hotel
Hammersmith, London W6 7PB
A stylish pub with rooms proudly stood on the corner of Brook Green in Hammersmith, West London.
The Clarence
Westminster, London SW1A 2HP
A short walk down Whitehall from Trafalgar Square. An elegant and indeed damn fine traditional British pub with a historic charm.
Daly's Wine Bar & Beer Hall
London WC2R 1AP
Located moments from The Strand offering a warm friendly atmosphere, large selection of wines and delicious food, Daly’s is the perfect place to unwind after work.
Dirty Dicks
The City, London EC2M 4NR
A traditional pub in the heart of the City of London, close to Liverpool Street and Shoreditch. Serving fine ales, wine and spirits to the East End since the 1800’s.
Duke of Wellington
Notting Hill, London W11 2ED
An iconic Notting Hill pub situated just a short walk from both Notting Hill Gate and Ladbroke Grove Tube Stations.
The Fellow
King's Cross, London N1 9AA
Nestled around the corner from King’s Cross and St Pancras train stations is everyone’s favourite North London hangout.
The Elgin
Notting Hill, London W11 1PY
It is situated between Ladbroke Grove and Holland Park, proudly at the top of Portobello Road and its world-famous market.
The Grocer
Spitalfields, London E1 6DW
Located smack bang in the heart of Spitalfields Market with a vibrant terrace. The perfect retreat after shopping or a busy day at work.
Marquess of Anglesey
Covent Garden, London WC2E 7AU
One of Soho’s most historic pubs, famous in Central London as a meeting point for drinks, a bite to eat, and of course plenty of parties.
The Lamb
Westminster, London WC1N 3LZ
One of London's most historic pubs, complete with its original snob screens, a visit to the Grade II listed pub in Conduit Street is like stepping back in time.
