Every four years, football takes over the world.
The FIFA World Cup returns in 2026, bringing together the planet’s biggest footballing nations for a month of unforgettable moments. Last-minute winners, penalty shoot-outs, underdog stories and the sort of drama that can only happen when the whole world is watching.
At Cubitt House, we’ll be showing the tournament across our central London pubs, giving football fans the perfect place to gather, settle in and savour every moment.
Whether you’re cheering on England, backing your family homeland or simply enjoying the spectacle, our pubs provide the ideal setting to watch the World Cup in London.
THE BEST PUBS IN LONDON TO WATCH THE WORLD CUP
Football deserves a proper pub. Across our eight London pubs you’ll find welcoming ground-floor bars, excellent food and drinks and an atmosphere that strikes the perfect balance between lively and relaxed.
From Belgravia and Chelsea to Marylebone and Notting Hill, each Cubitt House pub offers its own neighbourhood character while sharing the same commitment to good hospitality.
Expect:
- Large screens showing the biggest fixtures
- Seasonal British food and bar snacks
- Craft beers, fine wines and classic cocktails
- Central London locations
- Friendly service and convivial atmosphere
WATCH THE WORLD CUP IN YOUR OWN PRIVATE ROOM
Looking for a more exclusive place to watch the World Cup? Many of our pubs offer private rooms equipped with televisions, perfect for office gatherings, client entertaining or bringing together friends and family for the big match.
From The Clubhouse at The Coach Makers Arms, which can accommodate up to 50 guests standing, to the more intimate Drawing Room at The Thomas Cubitt, there’s a space to suit every kind of football fan. Along the way, you’ll find favourites including The Boardroom at The Alfred Tennyson, The Victoria and Charlotte Rooms at The Princess Royal, and The Feasting Room at The Orange, each offering a comfortable setting to enjoy the action away from the crowds.
MATCHDAY FOOD & DRINKS
No World Cup experience is complete without something good in hand. Settle in with a perfectly poured pint, a crisp glass of wine or one of our house cocktails while our kitchens serve seasonal dishes and bar snacks throughout the tournament. We’ve got everything you need to keep spirits high.
MAKING A DAY OF IT
One of the joys of watching football in London is the city itself. Spend an afternoon exploring the boutiques of Belgravia, strolling through Notting Hill or wandering Marylebone’s handsome streets before joining us for kick-off.
Our pubs sit at the heart of some of London’s most vibrant neighbourhoods, making them the perfect starting point or finishing touch to your World Cup plans.
FIFA WORLD CUP 2026: KEY DATES & TOURNAMENT INFORMATION
When Is The FIFA World Cup 2026?
The FIFA World Cup 2026 takes place from 11 June to 19 July 2026, making it the longest World Cup tournament in history. With 48 teams competing across North America, football fans can look forward to more matches, more drama and even more reasons to head to the pub.
Where Is The FIFA World Cup 2026 Being Held?
For the first time, the FIFA World Cup will be jointly hosted by Canada, Mexico and the United States. Matches will be played across 16 host cities, with the tournament opening in Mexico City and culminating in the final in New York New Jersey.
How Many Teams Are Playing In The FIFA World Cup 2026?
The 2026 tournament marks the first World Cup to feature 48 national teams, expanding from the previous format of 32 teams. This means more matches, more nations and more opportunities for memorable upsets.
FIFA World Cup 2026 Schedule
The tournament begins on 11 June 2026 with the opening fixtures of the group stage and concludes with the FIFA World Cup Final on 19 July 2026.
Key stages include:
- Group Stage: 11 June – 27 June 2026
- Round of 32: 28 June – 3 July 2026
- Round of 16: 4 July – 7 July 2026
- Quarter Finals: 9 July – 11 July 2026
- Semi Finals: 14 July – 15 July 2026
- Third Place Play-Off: 18 July 2026
- FIFA World Cup Final: 19 July 2026
Wherever your team ends up in the tournament, we’ll be showing the biggest matches across our Cubitt House pubs throughout the summer.
THE WORLD CUP, THE CUBITT HOUSE WAY
Some people watch football at home. Others watch it surrounded by friends, fellow supporters and the unmistakable atmosphere of a great pub.
From the opening match to the final whistle of the tournament, our pubs will be ready with screens on, pints poured and a warm welcome waiting. Whether you’re planning ahead and booking a private room for your team or simply pulling up a stool at the bar on matchday, there’s a place for you at Cubitt House.
Book your table for dinner at your favourite Cubitt House pub and stay on for the football or walk in on the day and experience how London watches football.
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