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The RBS Six Nations is here! And where better to watch your team than down the pub with your mates - great atmosphere and a few beers too. So we have put a list together of pubs that are showing the big games, why not have a look and find one near you.....
Twickenham, Middlesex, TW2
Come down for a pint, sit in our massive garden while the sun still shines and when the nights grow longer curl up by one of our open fires.
Croesyceiliog, Cwmbran, NP44
Large roadside pub and former Ansells Brewery house with connections to the Chartist march of 1839, it once served a scattered rural community before finding itself surrounded by the houses of the new
Brighton, East Sussex, BN1
The exchange is the perfect place to tuck into good food with a nice pint and watch the game.
Durham, County Durham, DH1
Friendly city pub with a lively evening atmosphere.
South Benfleet, Essex, SS7
A family run pub serving a wide selection of beers, ales, wines, spirits and more
Twickenham, Middlesex, TW1
The Cabbage Patch is an excellent local pub and is just a stone's throw from Twickenham Stadium
Richmond, North Yorkshire, DL10
The Castle Tavern is a traditional public house located in the very heart of the Yorkshire Dales, in the beautiful cobbled market place of Richmond. Close to the magnificent Norman Castle and only a short walk from the spectacular River Swale.
Newcastle upon Tyne, Tyne and Wear, NE1
City Tavern, established in 1923 in a historic Tudor façade building, was one of Newcastle’s most famous pubs. Since then it has undergone several name and style changes, until Spring 2014 when we brought it back to where it all began.
Sunderland, Tyne and Wear, SR6
A warm friendly pub, with great atmosphere, serving good food and drinks and shows all sports.
Hillam, North Yorkshire, LS25
This is a lovely village pub run by a warm and friendly team. An extensive menu is served daily and the food is tasty and great value. They have different Ales on all the time and a great wine selection too.
