With the Euro 2024 quarter-finals now upon us, it is fair to say that Germany has been an excellent host of the competition and the hospitality throughout the country has been exceptional.
However, not everyone has been lucky enough to make the trip from the United Kingdom. With that in mind, here are the best places in London to watch the Euro 2024 quarter-finals, based on which team you will be supporting.
A guide to the best bars in London for Euro 2024 quarter-finals
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Where to watch Spain vs Germany in London
The first of the four quarter-finals will see two of the current favourites for the tournament, Spain and Germany, battling it out in what will surely be a thrilling encounter.
If you support Spain, then Bradley's Spanish Bar, located just off Oxford Street, is an excellent venue. A wide range of lagers and ales are sold here, including the oldest brand of its kind in the whole of Spain, Estrella.
Whereas, if you support Germany, Katzenjammers – a Bavarian-themed beer hall located in the London Bridge area, is a fantastic option.
Where to watch Portugal vs France in London
Portugal vs France is another mouth-watering tie and thankfully, there are some top-notch establishments for you to watch the game at regardless of which side you will be supporting.
An excellent choice for Portugal supporters would be Casa Madeira, a themed restaurant turned bar that features traditional food and beverages, outdoor seating and large television screens.
On the other hand, France fans may find it slightly harder to come across a French-specific bar that will be showing the game, but that issue can be easily negated. Cafe Kick is a multi-culturally themed sports bar that boasts vintage French foosball tables. Just a two-minute walk away is La Petite Ferme, a French restaurant that serves traditional food.
Where to watch England vs Switzerland in London
England fans, expectedly, will have the easiest job of finding bars to watch their team in. Boxpark is an excellent chain establishment with venues in Croydon, Wembley and Shoreditch – all of which produce incredible atmospheres and serve food on-site.
Switzerland supporters will need to get a little more creative, however. St Moritz, located on Wardour Street in Soho, is an excellent Swiss-themed restaurant that serves traditional food from the country. Although it won't be showing the match, located on the same street are several bars and pubs that will, including O'Neils, which is a mere seven-minute walk away.
Where to watch Netherlands vs Turkey in London
The Euro 2024 quarter-finals ends with Netherlands vs Turkey.
From a Netherlands supporter perspective, De Hems Dutch Cafe Bar, located near Soho on Macclesfield Street, is a stand-out option. A traditional 19th-century bar serving an array of Dutch beers, it makes for an excellent venue to watch the football.
Turkey supporters may struggle a little more, but starting at the Antalya restaurant located in Southampton Row is a fantastic option for some traditional Turkish cuisine before the game. Plenty of pubs and bars in the local area will be showing the tie, but The Plough, located just a nine-minute walk away, may be your best bet.