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We can't all go to Japan, so let Japan come to us! Come and join us to watch this great challenge, starting 20th September until 2nd November - we are showing all the matches, so come and support your team, and why not have a pint too?
Clifton, Bristol, BS8
We're open from 10am till late all week so you can drop by any time. We have fantastic facilities and serve hot and cold food at great prices.
London EC3
The Counting House is a beautiful pub & hotel that oozes 19th Century decadence.
London N1C
Raising the bar for station pub food, The Parcel Yard at King's Cross delivers first class 'train fare', with food being served from 8am most days, and a great selection of beers, all in a family friendly environment.
Edinburgh, Midlothian, EH1
You’ll always find a warm welcome at The Tron in Edinburgh. It’s a place where you can enjoy the day whether you fancy a few rounds with mates, a spot of lunch with colleagues or a cosy meal for two.
Bristol, Avon, BS1
A Bar and music venue open till 3am every day. Specialising in clubnights and live music. Menu available from 3pm till 10pm every day. The Crown is in St Nicholas historic Market and it was b
Bishopston, Bristol, BS7
The Prince is an institution on Gloucester Road full of character & characters. A secret hideaway courtyard, seating a plenty! A great range of Local cask & Craft Ale, & amazing premium spirits await! We also serve great stone baked Pizzas.
Reading, Berkshire, RG1
This landmark Brunel listed building is located on the forecourt of Reading Station. It is a classical Victorian backdrop to this traditional and vibrant pub.
London SE1
With its high ceilings, large windows and an impressive sweeping staircase, the Barrowboy & Banker pub in London Bridge offers a grand welcome. There's no pretention here though - simply good food, great beer and a brilliantly friendly atmosphere.
London EC3N
The Chamberlain is a grand Edwardian hotel, and a premium pub and restaurant in London.
Edinburgh, Midlothian, EH1
FAMOUS FOR THE GHOST OF A 17TH-CENTURY FUGITIVE BISHOP