Where to watch the Women’s Euros in West London

Situated just 5 minutes from Fulham Broadway tube station and a short walk from Stamford Bridge and is Fulham’s coolest hangout.

Surrounded by iconic spots like Westfield and the legendary Shepherd’s Bush Empire, they’re your go-to place for a pre-event fuel up or a post-event celebration.

An iconic Notting Hill pub situated just a short walk from both Notting Hill Gate and Ladbroke Grove Tube Stations.

Overlooking Parsons Green, boasts a rich history with a timeless charm, whilst never shying away from a party on the weekends.

A west-London haven, filled with cosy corners, oodles of natural light and an impressive selection of craft beers, wines and spirits.

A traditional pub showing live sport, situated in a relaxed corner of Fulham Road serving delicious great British food, local craft beers, and seasonal cocktails.

Situated in leafy South Ealing, it is the perfect community meet-up point to come together with friends, family or colleagues to drink, dine and relax.

Contemporary and stylish, with roots firmly nestled in the warmth of a traditional local. It is located close to Bayswater, Royal Oak Underground Stations, and trendy Notting Hill.

Tucked off Kensington High Street, steeped in history and has proudly been serving guests since 1834. Famed for seasonal pub food and a wide selection of ales.

A stunning pub in the heart of Ravenscourt Park. Stylish interior, homely bar, and the biggest and best beer garden in all of West London.

It is situated between Ladbroke Grove and Holland Park, proudly at the top of Portobello Road and its world-famous market.

A majestic Victorian pub tucked away on a friendly corner of Ealing Common, West London.

A stylish pub with rooms proudly stood on the corner of Brook Green in Hammersmith, West London.

A short walk from Shepherd’s Bush tube and overground stations, stands The Bull at the heart of the bustling Southern Terrace in Westfield London.

Newly refurbished with an illustrious musical heritage, this riverside pub sits at the top of Barnes High Street serving seasonal food and an array of drinks.

For over 100 years, the Chelsea Ram has proudly stood on Burnaby Street in the Lots Road area of Chelsea. The pub is adored by locals and visitors alike.

One of the best pubs in Barnes, serving a fine selection of cask conditioned real ales, craft beers, wines, gins, and a large garden.

This historic coaching inn (mentioned by Charles Dickens in Oliver Twist) with a large sunny garden has proudly served the Isleworth community since 1897.

A much-loved, historic Georgian coaching inn, that’s a firm favourite with Kew residents who love to pop in for a pie and a pint.

Located in Notting Hill opposite St Mary of the Angels Church, you will find one of West London’s most charming and beautifully restored traditional pubs.

Located a stone’s throw away from the iconic King’s Road, at 87 Flood Street, where community is at the heart of everything we do.

Cosy west London pub complete with its own theatre. The menu features the best British, seasonal ingredients with an extensive beer and wine list.

Located between Earls Court and South Kensington tube stations, and just a short walk from Kensington Olympia, bustling pub known for live sport.

Located just a short walk from Harlesden tube station, and mere moments from Wembley Stadium, you’ll find the Grand Junction Arms perched on the riverside.