We know tickets for the rugby this autumn are hard to come by, so we thought we'd give you the low down on our top 10 London pubs and bars for watching all the action.
The Cabbage Patch, Twickenham.
Taking its name from nearby Twickenham Stadium's nickname, The Cabbage Patch deserves the Triple Crown honour as THE rugby pub in London, if not the UK! From hospitality packages, to food, to a full range of beers and ales from each of its 6 bars, this place embraces rugby with both hands...Find out more.
Sports Bar & Grill, Farringdon.
Watch every fixture throughout the tournament in super high-definition on this City of London bar's 4K screens. They also have super-duper hospitality packages and accept table bookings for those of you who want a guaranteed seat with colleagues and friends for the must-see matches, all whilst chowing down on traditional British and American-style food. Find out more.
The Turk's Head, St Margarets.
Only a stone's throw from Twickenham Stadium, you can grab a pre-match pint from this boozer if you have tickets, or take a seat and enjoy the electrifying atmosphere when our home teams win...we have our fingers crossed! There's also live music to get the party going and a barbeque in the beer garden, so you can hang out here all day and night! Find out more.
The White Horse, Harrow.
Tucked away on one of Harrow on the Hill's residential streets, this friendly North West London local will be serving pub grub and its usual tipples - including Fuller's infamous `London Pride' ale whilst screening rugby matches. Find out more.
Twickenham Fine Ales, Twickenham.
In walking distance of Twickenham Stadium, it only seems right that this micro brewery (brewing local Twickenham Fine Ales) has a bar that will be showing games every weekend over the six week contest on a 3 metre wide screen. With a screen that big, it'll feel like you're there in the flesh! Find out more.
The Porterhouse, Covent Garden.
If you're looking for a place to perch in the centre of London, look no further than this Irish bar that's as inviting your own front room. Just minutes from Covent Garden Market and set across 12 levels, you can be sure to catch the match from a number of angles whilst supping on their traditional stouts and ales brought over the sea from our neighbour, Ireland. Find out more.
Elk Bar, Fulham Broadway.
This popular Fulham bar scores a touchdown with South West London's sports fans. Showing every match of the rugby on multiple screens and even in the backyard beer garden, it's the place to watch the tournament in this part of town. Find out more.
Gigalum, Clapham South.
Overlooking Clapham Common, Gigalum is the place to be for South West London's rugby crowd. Its usual throng of lively punters is likely to increase ten-fold whilst the rugby is on - expect plenty of booze, tasty food and an electric atmosphere! Be sure to head here if you're a South African rugby fan...Find out more.
The Bulls Head, Barnes.
Known for its jazz nights and impressive views of the Thames, this West London local has the perfect backdrop for each match of the rugby. You can choose from a variety of packages to suit all your rugby needs and pre-book tables, which will bag each member of your party a free bottle of Heineken too!...Find out more.
The Bull, Streatham.
If you're looking for somewhere stylish to watch the rugby, look no further than this trendy drinking hole opposite Streatham Common. Recently refurbished, it has outside `sheds' that you can hire with heaters and TVs, so grab a few of your mates and get down here for a beer or two! Find out more.
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