Where to Watch the Euros 2024 in Brighton
Our guide to watching the Euros in Brighton. All the best bars and pubs to watch the footy!
By Charlie Walker | Updated Jul 2 2024
The Duke of Wellington
Right in the middle of it all, the railway station-adjacent Duke of Wellington attracts locals, tourists, and all in between for a jovial Euro viewing experience.
The Round Georges
Just a push away from the middle of town, here's the locals spot to enjoy the Euros, at a quintessential English joint.
The Walrus
For the more hoity-toity, The Walrus is on the classier end of our Euro boozer list. No need to worry about rowdy 20-somethings throwing their overpriced pint all over your nice retro England shirt.
Fountain Head
A classy wooden bar, exposed brick, and low ceilings. You may come this month for the Euro's, but you'll come back for the Tex-Mex menu and, get this, pottery classes.
Sidewinder
Right in the heart of Brighton's chiller Kemptown, Sidewinder offers one of the best beer gardens in town, and enough screens for the viewing pleasure of all.
The Railway Bell
One of the few spots in the country where watching enough Euros earns you free pints via a stamp system, The Railway Bell gives you no reason to ever leave its four walls.
The Pump House
An unaffected, old-school pub with a classic English menu, The Pump House provides a warm and authentic Euros viewing experience.
The Bath Arms
Highly rated by locals and unmissed by tourists, the oldest licensed pub in the area is still going strong with a restaurant-calibre food and drinks menu. Enjoy a classy meal to the sound of England losing.
The Ancient Mariner
One of Hove's best offerings, The Ancient Mariner boasts pottery classes, folk nights, and now, Euros viewings, on a bleeding massive screen.
The Signalman
Modern, sleek, gastropub that surprisingly hosts the Euros also serves a banging menu of British and international classics that rival restaurants.
