W1 - Carnaby Street, Chinatown, Dean Street, Fitzrovia, Marylebone, Oxford Street, Mayfair, Soho, Tottenham Court Road
WC2 - Covent Garden, Holborn, Leicester Square, Temple
SW1 - Haymarket, Belgravia, Victoria
WC1 - Bloomsbury, Euston, King's Cross
NW1 - Euston, Marylebone, St Pancras, Camden Town, Chalk Farm
W2 - Paddington
W1
Carnaby Street
The Old Coffee House
49 Beak Street, W1F 9SF
On the corner of Beak Street and Marshall Street
Oxford Circus or Piccadilly Circus tube
www.timeout.com/london/bars-and-pubs/old-coffee-house
020 7437 2197
[29 Oct 2015]: A decent 'pub' pub to watch football in and just drink if you aren't watching.
Dean Street, Chinatown
The Golden Lion
51 Dean Street, Chinatown, W1D 5BH
www.taylor-walker.co.uk/pub/golden-lion-chinatown/s5307
020 7434 0661
[29 Oct 2015]: Has the footy on too.
Fitzrovia
Jetlag Sports Bar
125 Cleveland St, Fitzrovia, W1T 6QB
Google map
www.jetlagsportsbar.com
www.facebook.com/jetlagsportsbar
@jetlagbar
www.jetlagbar.com
020 3370 5838
info@jetlagbar.com
[26 Dec 2015]: Shows Saturday 3pm games.
Marylebone/Oxford Street
The Spread Eagle
8 Woodstock Street, Marylebone, W1C 2AD
Google map
www.taylor-walker.co.uk/pub/spread-eagle-marylebone/c3113
www.facebook.com/spreadeaglepublondon
020 7629 4695
[26 Jan 2011]: Rating: 10/10; Landlord Name: Paul; Landlord Liverpool Fan: Yes; Shows Liverpool Games: Yes; Shows 3pm Saturday Games: No; Prioritises Liverpool Games: Yes; Number Of Screens: 3; Atmosphere: Great; Other Notes: Paul is a Scouser and his staff have been briefed to show all Liverpool Games. A very good LFC fanbase use this pub.
[18 Mar 2014]: Tbf Ive been to Ruse but the Spread Eagle off Oxford street I think is just as good. Bit less people but equally good atmosphere, food isnt bad either
[11 Apr 2014]: Never been to Ruse but the Spread Eagle was good when I went in there! Near Bond street if I can remember rightly
[11 Apr 2014]: Got nabbed by the ballsack the last time I tried going to this place. I commuted an hour and a half to check this place out for the Cardiff game only to find that they dont have Setanta only SkySports 
. Shouldn't be a problem this time though I'll be there..!! 
[4 Nov 2014]: I'll be in the Spread Eagle tonight, off Oxford Street. Good in there.
[4 Nov 2014]: Love that place. Met some good Reds in there.
[26 Feb 2015]: Spread Eagle off Oxford Street is go for the game. Cracking place but £4.25 a pint!
[17 May 2016]: Heading back here tomorrow with a few mates, place was bouncing for the Dortmund game. Hopefully get there no later than 6.
Marylebone
The Marylebone
93 Marylebone High Street, W1U 4RE
Next door to La Fromagerie and The Ginger Pig a short walk from Baker St tube station
www.themarylebonelondon.com
020 7935 4373
info@themarylebonelondon.com
[14 Nov 2008]: The Marylebone Tup is alright for Liverpool games (alright though rather than amazing).
Mayfair
Bonds
11-16 Dering Street, Mayfair, W1S 1AR
Off New Bond St just round the corner from Bond St tube Station on Oxford St.
www.bondslondon.co.uk
020 7629 0531
bonds.deringstreet@stonegatepubs.com
[13 Aug 2007]: Watched the Villa V LFC game there. Great food. Waitress/waiter service (no queuing at the bar!) Plenty of well placed screens too. Plenty of reds in there. Pub on the opposite corner was showing the game too but can't remember the name of it.
Soho
O'Neills
33-37 Wardour Street, W1D 6PU
www.oneillswardourstreet.co.uk
020 7494 9284
[25 Nov 2007]: O'neills on Leicster Sq in general always seems to show LFC games on the top floor
Soho
The Green Man
57 Berwick Street, Soho, W1F 8SR
www.thegreenmansoho.co.uk
020 7494 9731
[29 Oct 2015]: they show football.
Tottenham Court Road
TCR Lounge Bar (The Bar @ TCR)
183 Tottenham Court Road, W1T 7PE
tcrlounge.com
020 7631 3618
info@barTCR.com
[22 Apr 2008]: My top tip is Bar on Tot, on Tottenham court road full of city reds who don't mind a sing song Bog screen too.
[23 Apr 2008]: Yeah i know it. Bar at TCR. Seen a couple of games in there - last one was the Arsenal first leg - buzzing atmosphere. Really small though - it can get jammed. Drinks are probably a bit cheaper than central london prices too, but not by much.
[20 Feb 2015]: I've been in the bar at tcr before and its not a good place to watch football. The screen is small and it gets quite busy at times so your view might get restricted. The best places close to there are the fitzrovia belle (fifty yards further up Tottenham court road towards Euston road) or the Rising Sun (on Tottenham court road near Oxford Street). I don't know the Spread Eagle.
Tottenham Court Road
The Fitzrovia Belle
174 Tottenham Court Road, W1T 7NT
A 4-minute stroll from Warren Street tube station
www.fitzroviabelle.co.uk
020 7387 7149
fitzroviabellepubandhotel@gmail.com
[20 Feb 2015]: The best places close to The Bar @ TCR are the Fitzrovia Belle (fifty yards further up Tottenham court road towards Euston road) or the Rising Sun (on Tottenham court road near Oxford Street).
Tottenham Court Road, Bloomsbury
The Rising Sun
46 Tottenham Court Road, W1T 2ED
www.taylor-walker.co.uk/pub/rising-sun-bloomsbury/c6749
020 7636 6530
[20 Feb 2015]: The best places close to The Bar @ TCR are the Fitzrovia Belle (fifty yards further up Tottenham court road towards Euston road) or the Rising Sun (on Tottenham court road near Oxford Street).
WC2
Covent Garden
The Freemasons Arms
81/82 Longacre, WC2E 9NG
Long Acre - Drury Lane end
www.shepherdneame.co.uk/pubs/covent-garden/freemasons-arms
020 7836 3115
[1 Apr 2008]: Its where the FA was founded and has loads of screens - was a 'lucky pub' of mine in 2005 - never seen us lose there.
[27 Nov 2013]: I've watched a few matches in the past at The Freemasons Arms which is just off Drury Lane. They have 3 or 4 screens and is not a bad pub.
[27 Nov 2013]: I can second that. It's on Long Acre. Haven't been in for a year or two so if it's changed into a wine bar or something, don't blame me!
[2 Dec 2013]: ... unfortunately The Freemasons Arms was full of Blurts who were still in there following the Spurs Mancs game.........had one pint in there and hoofed it down to The Hercules Pillars - bit further down Longacre/Great Queen St...
[20 Feb 2015]: The Freemasons Arms in Covent Garden has about six screens, so I'd expect us to be on at least one of them. I was in there for the Chelsea LC 1st leg and it was probably about 90% Liverpool fans.
Covent Garden
The Sun
21 Drury Lane, WC2B 5RH
www.timeout.com/london/bars-and-pubs/the-sun-inn
020 7240 2789
[27 Nov 2013]: It's a small pub but has a few screens. I went in there to watch us beat Fulham 4-0 last season so I consider it lucky!
[2 Dec 2013]: for future reference - The Sun Inn is (for some dumbass reason) closed all day Sunday.....which was a shame because I had to race like a bluearsed fly up to Longacre to catch the start of the game - unfortunately The Freemasons Arms was full of Blurts who were still in there following the Spurs Mancs game.........had one pint in there and hoofed it down to The Hercules Pillars - bit further down Longacre/Great Queen St
Covent Garden/Holborn
The Hercules Pillars
18 Great Queen Street, Holborn, WC2B 5DG
bit further down Longacre/Great Queen St [from The Freemasons Arms]
www.herculespillars.co.uk
020 7242 2218
gary.appleton@bedsandbars.com
[2 Dec 2013]: ... was surprisingly empty considering its a sound boozer with decent scoff and 2 good Sky Sports screens - plonked meself down right in front of one of em with a Guinness and a boss Steak and Ale pie...AND THEN PROCEEDED TO SHOUT AND SWEAR AT THE FUCKIN TELLY FOR THE NEXT 90 MINS
[14 Aug 2014]: There is a place on Great Queen Street at the Holborn end of Long Acre iirc
Covent Garden
Philomena's
40 Great Queen Street, WC2B 5AA
www.philomenas.co.uk
020 7242 5560
philomenasbar@yahoo.co.uk
[17 Oct 2013]: Been living in Bethnal Green since July and so far I've been heading into Covent Garden to a place called Philomena's.
Covent Garden
Maple Leaf
41 Maiden Lane, WC2E 7LJ
www.yelp.com/biz/maple-leaf-london
020 7240 2843
[19 Nov 2009]: I want to find a pub where me and my friends can sit down and eat while the match is on ... somewhere near-ish either Covent Garden, Leicester Sq, Piccadilly ...
[20 Nov 2009]: Maple Leaf pub in Covent Garden is okay - it's a Canadian bar, has loads of screens dotted about, although I wouldn't say it was a "reds pub", just a pub wot shows the game.
Covent Garden
The Porterhouse Covent Garden
21-22 Maiden Lane, WC2E 7NA
www.theporterhouse.ie/bars-london-coventgarden.php
020 7379 7917
myra@porterhouse.london
[28 March 2013]: There's a ginormous Porterhouse in Covent Garden - shows the football too.
Covent Garden
The Nook Bar (formerly Hops!)
Burleigh Street, WC2R 7PX
thenookbarlondon.co.uk
020 7497 4883
info@thenookbarlondon.co.uk
[29 Apr 2008]: A few of us are going to the Hops Bar which is near Covent Garden, off the strand, a gang from the forum "Est 1892" plus some peeps from where I work.
[14 Apr 2016]: I have a table booked at Nook Bar in Covent Garden for the match tonight, the last review for it on here seems to be from 2008 so I can let you all know how it is tomorrow. I can also recommend the Walkabout in Temple as it’s where I watched last week’s game, quite a few Reds and Germans in there so it was impossible to get a table beyond 7pm even with the large amount of seats and tables. Loads of screens and floor space though. A fair few after work drinkers not interested in the football were hanging around too.
[14 Apr 2016]: Been To Nook Bar few times myself, always thought it wasn't great for atmosphere, you're probably better off going down to Maple Leaf, or Walkabout again, both are down the road from Nook. I could be wrong though.
[15 Apr 2016]: So as it turns out the Nook bar was pretty empty, good in some ways as we had no problem getting a table or served quickly but atmosphere was non-existent. Think we’ll try Maple Bar next time (was all booked up when we tried to reserve a table there earlier this week). The lack of people also made sure I could get full-time Jagerbombs in with no queue 
Leicester Square
The Zoo Bar & Club
13-17 Bear Street, WC2H 7AQ
www.zoobar.co.uk
020 7839 4188
[21 Aug 2009]: the Zoo bar always has a few matches on. Screens around the whole place so i think you can walk around the whole place watching a few games at a time. Haven't been there in ages. Plus it becomes at nightclub after 10pm-ish. perfect!
Leicester Square
Carlsberg Sports Bar at The Casino at The Empire
5-6 Leicester Square, WC2H 7NA
www.thecasinolsq.com/bar-details/carlsberg-sports-bar
0203 014 1000
[29 Oct 2015]: Bit of a 'something for everyone' there. Not Red-friendly per se, but will probably have a mix of all sorts due to the location.
Temple
The Temple Brew House
46 Essex Street, WC2R 3JF
www.templebrewhouse.com
020 7936 2536
info@templebrewhouse.com
[12 Jan 2016]: The Temple Brew House shows the games. I watched the West Ham match in there and there were more Reds than West Ham fans. Nice place.
Temple
Walkabout
Temple Station, Temple Place, WC2R 2PH
On the Embankment. Take the tube to Temple (Circle and District line), and we are right next door. If you are coming from the Strand/Fleet St, turn down either Surrey St or Arundel St, and we are located in front of you.
Out of temple underground turn right and right again, pub is 50 yards from there
www.walkaboutbars.co.uk/venues/temple
020 7395 3690
wbi.temple@walkabout.eu.com
[4 May 2007]: This was posted earlier on EST forum - Temple Walkabout holds 950 people in 2 rooms, Flat screen TV's everywhere, plus 3 Projectors + BIG Screens. Best place in London to watch footy/rugby cricket. Wicked atmosphere, was there for Rugby World Cup 2003. (btw cheers is full of eastern Europeans whenever I have been there) [This message has been edited by djwozza (edited 04 May 2007).] ****** I know the guy who owns the Temple walkabout franchise. We've already had the banter and his view is this - as many red as as possible (950 capacity) to come down as early as possible, bring loads of flags to get the place drapped in red, admission only to those wearing an LFC red top (as we're playing in red in the final)
[21 May 2007]: It is a good venue this place: big, loads of bar staff, good views of big screens all round (at least in the big room when i was there) and if we fill it the atmosphere there will be as good as you'll find in central London.
[21 May 2007]: Just phoned the Walkabout and spoke to a bloke there called Simon who says yes, they are showing the game, and no, the door policy isn't red shirts only: 'Don't know where you got that from mate.'
[23 May 2007]: A NZ pal of mine has told me that it has been quality in there when they have shown NZ rugby - used the phrase mosh pit ...
[23 May 2007]: Fucking shite expensive pub, full of glory hunting Cockneys with their 'Liverpole, Liverpole, Liverpole' chants. I'd have been better off at home.
[24 May 2007]: Kind of agree with you, even if I'm a London red. Thought the place could and should've been a lot livelier - too many tourists, and probably half the crowd there, out of about 600 people, didn't seem to know the words to anything apart from YNWA. Like trying to get a song going at a wake half the time. Still, I don't wanna reopen the OOT debate, but we win together and lose together mate. And if you can't take that in London then you're best off heading back home for the match.
[24 May 2007]: I'm sure among those 'glory hunting reds' there were a lot of genuine London Reds that you have tarred with the 'glory hunting' brush. Did you expect a Scouse pub in the middle of London?
[24 May 2007]: You mean there were actually Londoners chanting in London accents paying London prices in a pub in the middle of London??
[24 May 2007]: Good point, but it was pretty poor in there. Think for next season it'd be good to nail a decent, mid-sized pub where it's just a hardcore of fans and make it a regular fixture. I'd still say 60-70 per cent of the crowd in the Walkabout last night have never been to Anfield and never will.
[24 May 2007]: Walkabout served its purpose last night, lots of big screens, lots of beer, and we had a decent singsong, even if only about a third joined in (we even got one airing of PST ffs so couldnt have been that bad...even if only about 5 people sang it all the way through!).
[24 May 2007]: ... seemed to be us lot near the bar and entrance that tried to start the singing, i know i never stopped
[24 May 2007]: Yea, we were down by the entrance too ... Was a good group down that end, i enjoyed the night (bar the result of course). The lads complaining were obviously at the wrong end of the place! Can you hear the far end sing, noooo, noooo!
[23 May 2007]: couldnt hear many singing to be honest, i tried on many an occasion to get a song goin, only me mates and a few other joined in, only one or two really took off
[21 Apr 2008]: It's great for these nights, huge pub full of reds cracking if we win, pub is rancid normally but great for watching sport.
[28 Apr 2008]: Cant touch the Walkabout - massive screen - 20+ all round the sides - even screens over the urinals - there'll be plenty of singing if me Andy, Dee and Mon are about - every fucking syllable loud and proud - plenty of Scouser Tommy and Liverbird renditions - well at least up to verse 8 ;-)! It gets busy mind - better be in by 6pm.
[28 Apr 2008]: Was in there for the final last year and thought it was pretty lame to be honest. Too many tourists, and the singing was confined to a few pockets. Happy to be persuaded otherwise, cos if it was full of reds it would be ideal. Just seems to be full of part-timers…
[19 Nov 2009]: I watch most of our away Champions League games in the Walkabout and it is normally a good atmosphere, Always far more reds in there then Chelsea, Arsenal or Mancs, Although I haven't watched a league match in there before!
[19 Nov 2009]: Plus the first song the DJ plays straight after the game is YNWA. Walkabout is also cheap. Last time I was there some fit woman behind the bar game me a 25% of token I could use for the whole night. If we have any chance of qualification in the game against Fiorentina, then it will be a toss up between Walkabout and Ruse.
[14 Apr 2016]: I have a table booked at Nook Bar in Covent Garden for the match tonight. I can also recommend the Walkabout in Temple as it’s where I watched last week’s game, quite a few Reds and Germans in there so it was impossible to get a table beyond 7pm even with the large amount of seats and tables. Loads of screens and floor space though. A fair few after work drinkers not interested in the football were hanging around too.
Temple
The Temple Bar
1 Milford Lane, WC2R 3LL
www.templebar.london
020 7240 1441
[11 Nov 2015]: www.lfclondon.co.uk/lfc-vault/lfc-pubs
SW1
Haymarket
Rileys Sports Bar Haymarket (formerly The Sports Cafe)
80 Haymarket, SW1Y 4TE
rileyssportsbars.co.uk
020 79300 393
[27 Apr 2007]: I'd worry about a Chelsea crowd on Haymarket
[27 Apr 2007]: I've done sports cafe in the past and it's usually been fine, even with both sets of supporters in there.
[27 Apr 2007]: Sports Cafe can have lots of Reds but can have massive queues outside (and often shows other sports).
[2 Apr 2008]: I plan on going to the Sports Cafe in Central for the Chelsea games and the Final! It's just off Leicester Square. Warning, there will be Yanks about. Not specifically a Liverpool pub, but its a decent venue to watch sports - clue's in the name.
[2 Apr 2008]: yeh, ive only been there once to watch an england game there ages ago, it was pretty good for that but i agree that it is a bit of a generic place
[2 Apr 2008]: there will be a load of us in the sports cafe too. loads of yanks agreed but loads of tvs too. unless i get a ticket before 5 ish.
[2 Apr 2008]: Never been to the Sports cafe since a Manc waitress (who was a munter by the way) made a nasty gesture to me and my friend when Everton scored against us in the Derby a couple of years back. I fear if I go back there I may throw a pint over her. Not normally one for being aggressive towards the ladies, but this really pissed me off. F3K all the way now.
[2 Apr 2008]: Just been traf square in sports cafe now its filling up fast few reds about. They've reserved most of the down stairs for food tables which is pretty stupid as it's rammed upstairs! Might make it a better atmos who knows.
[3 Apr 2008]: I was in Sports Cafe really good fun downstairs. Also got a 'scoop,' saw the landlord for the F3K in there asked him what he was doing there -he said he's left F3K and started at Sports Cafe on Monday. Said he's been given a blank canvas and it's defo gonna have a red's emphasis because he's a big Liverpool fan. Good chat.
[3 Apr 2008]: Hope he does a good job with the Sports cafe, really does stink in there at the minute. Shame though, hope the 3kings doesn't stop showing the naughty games.
[7 Apr 2008]: If you have any choice in the matter - don't go. It's awful.
[17 Oct 2008]: I would recommend the sports bar at Haymarket, near Picadilly. I watched the Man City game 2 sundays ago. They have those funny arab channels.
[14 Apr 2016]: Ended up in some Riley's sports bar in the end. Plenty of reds in there, not sleeping tonight !!! Get in there !!!
Victoria/Belgravia
Travellers Tavern
4 Elizabeth Street, SW1W 9RB
www.taylor-walker.co.uk/pub/travellers-tavern-belgravia/c0051
020 7730 3957
[2 Nov 2011]: the travellers tavern is a funny establishment
[3 Nov 2011]: Haha remember that after Wimbledon? Quality in there and certainly lived up to its name.
Victoria
Sports Bar & Grill Victoria
Victoria Station, SW1V 1JU
www.sportsbarandgrill.co.uk/locations/victoria
020 7630 7482
sportsbarandgrillvictoria@gmail.com
[30 Mar 2014]: I am planning to go to the Sports Bar and Grill at Victoria Station for the Man City game. We are having a family trip to London that weekend. With two young kids (7&5), a regular crowded pub is not really an option - although I would love the kids (and the wife) to experience a good atmosphere. Sitting down and having a meal during the match seems like a civilsed idea (well they will be having a meal - I will be trying to drink the bar dry with a bit of salty food to strengthen the thirst). Can anyone who knows the area give me an idea of how it will be inthe Sports Bar & Grill - or suggest better places. I am working away so don't get to see the wife and kids every night, so they are a priority - as they always would be anyway, but suggestions would be welcome. Cheers. Andy
[30 Mar 2014]: It's a bit of an 'as you might expect' bar that, Andy. Pub grub, loads of screens and loads of tables. It's never been busy in there, but I've never been on a match day. Certainly nice enough for a bit of lunch and the match, I would reckon.
[30 Mar 2014]: Used to be horrendous but they did it up a few years ago. Can't imagine it'll be chocka, but if you've got the little ones that's probably a good thing I guess 
[5 Jan 2016]: There's a sports bar in Victoria Station, probably not the cheapest but plenty of screens.
Victoria
[29 Apr 2008]: Victoria? Jump on the District Line, ten mins to West Kensington and F3k is right by the station. Voila!
WC1
Bloomsbury
The Friend At Hand
2-4 Herbrand Street, WC1N 1HX
Behind Russell Square tube
www.taylor-walker.co.uk/pub/friend-at-hand-bloomsbury/c6713
020 7837 5524
[15 Apr 2008]: Been looking up where to go for a beer this eve, and came across the Friend in Hand. The blurb about it on www.beerintheevening.com says 'We show all major live sporting events on our 2 plasma screens during the evenings. All live Liverpool games will have first preference to any other games!'. Might be worth a visit sometime when a game's on, a bit more central than F3K which is a bit of a treck for me to get to.
[22 Apr 2008]: Used to be a Red pub. Landlord used to have scarves behind the bar, showed all the games. But he;s gone back to Ireland. Not as good as it used to be. They'll show the game tonight
[11 Nov 2015]: www.lfclondon.co.uk/lfc-vault/lfc-pubs
Euston/King's Cross
Mabel's Tavern - Shepherd Neame
9 Mabledon Place, WC1H 9AZ
Just a few minutes' walk from Euston, Kings Cross and the Bloomsbury Theatre.
www.mabelstavern.co.uk
020 7387 7739
[24 Apr 2014]: Mabel's Tavern on Mabledon Place is good for football and usually easier to get served in [than The Euston Flyer]
NW1
Euston
The Royal George
8 to 14 Eversholt Street, NW1 1DG
In the road on the east side of Euston Station, near the entrance, turn left out of the station
www.taylor-walker.co.uk/pub/royal-george-euston/c1025
www.facebook.com/RoyalGeorgeNW1
020 7387 2431
[3 Jan 2007]: always shows the LFC Sky games in preference to whoever else is on, including all the London Teams. (No dodgy Mideast stations though). I think the Manager is a Red !! Good screens in all bars and always some real ale, sausage and mash or sausage butties recommended.
[25 Apr 2007]: Landlord is a red and you get a few reds in there but also a few nob eads. Not the best place but 4 screens and can be a good atmosphere
[25 Apr 2007]: I've been there couple of times and always a couple other of reds watching (other people usually just 'pub folk'). Was there in the FA Cup final and the athmosphere was great!
[1 May 2007]: A good venue. Manager is a Red, and at least three screens in two large bars.
[2 May 2007]: Huge atmosphere, great night.
[21 May 2007]: 3 or 4 screens, the manager is a red !! Real ales etc. Good atmosphere.
[24 May 2007]: was crap: No beer glasses, hopeless service, not enough staff on, four staff trying to look after three bars and a full house.
[5 Apr 2008]: The best LFC pub in London
[24 Apr 2014]: Watched 1st half of Arsenal home game there this season, before having to jump a train back to Liverpool for 2nd half. Filled with Reds, but not too packed. Best moment was about 5 mins before half-time when an Arsenal fan, in work overalls etc, nipped in to check out the score. His face was a fucking picture. He left quickly in disgust.
[15 Apr 2016]: Was in the Royal George near Euston which (DESPITE BEST MATCH EVER since 2005) was a bit shit, not too many Reds, screens weren't great, and it was a bit grotty overall.
Euston
The Bree Louise
69 Cobourg Street, NW1 2HH
www.breelouise.pub
020 7681 4930
[1 May 2012]: Around St Pancras I'd go to the Bree Louise for a pre-cup final drink. It's very close to Euston station, so just a couple of minutes walk from St Pancras. It's a proper pub, not the usual central London tourist trap. As a bonus they usually have dead fit East European barmaids
Euston
The Euston Flyer
83-87 Euston Road, NW1 2RA
Between Euston & Kings Cross
www.eustonflyer.co.uk
020 7383 0856
eustonflyer@fullers.co.uk
[2 Aug 2012]: The Euston Flyer is also showing it
[24 Apr 2014]: Euston Flyer definitely still shows the football. We watched the Six Nations there earlier in the year and they booted us off the big Projector to put a Chelsea game on.
[24 Apr 2014]: I was in the Euston Flyer for the Sunderland game. They had it on a TV and a projector. Was fairly busy with a few Reds, but if you're looking for atmosphere then you should go to Ruse or F3K.
[24 Apr 2014]: Euston Flyer for sure, although it'll be busy.
[5 Nov 2015]: That's where we're heading to in 10 minutes.
Euston
The Doric Arch (formerly Head of Steam)
1 Eversholt Street, Euston Square, NW1 1DN
Just outside Euston Station
www.doric-arch.co.uk
020 7383 3359
doricarch@fullers.co.uk
[24 Apr 2014]: Head of Steam in the station itself is nearest to the platforms and has Sky. Watched the Arsenal FA Cup game in there as also had a train to get straight after. It was alright, fairly quiet, but perfectly alright and was majority Liverpool fans then.
Euston
The Rocket
120 Euston Road, NW1 2AL
www.therocketeustonroad.co.uk
020 7388 0021
[24 Apr 2014]: I'm going to the Rocket which is near Euston station but, as others have mentioned, the Euston Flyer is meant to be good as well. Other side of the road but not far.
[5 May 2014]: The Rocket was crap btw, dodgy sound system and badly connected TV's, losing to Chelsea didn't fucking help neither.
Marylebone
The Allsop Arms
137-143 Gloucester Place, NW1 5AL
www.allsoparms-marylebone.co.uk
020 7723 5864
hello@allsoparms-marylebone.co.uk
[14 Nov 2008]: Alright for Liverpool games (alright though rather than amazing).
Marylebone
Sports Bar & Grill Marylebone
Melcombe Place, NW1 6JJ
www.sportsbarandgrill.co.uk/locations/marylebone
020 7723 8890
sportsbarandgrillmarylebone@gmail.com
[26 Jan 2011]: Rating: 10/10; Shows Liverpool Games: Yes; Number Of Screens: 16; Atmosphere: Vibrant; Other Notes: 2 floors, large restaurant, 3 bars, 16 55" plasma screens & 5 American pool tables
Camden
Quinns
65 Kentish Town Road, NW1 8NY
www.yelp.co.uk/biz/quinns-london?sort_by=date_desc
020 7267 8240
Camden Town tube
[28 Oct 2012]: Not aware of any Liverpool specific pubs in Camden but always used to watch the match in quins, just up the road from the station. Good pub slightly out the way of the main drag so not full of tourists. There's a dead old funny couple behind the bar who are slightly nuts so it's worth going just for that.
[20 Sept 2015]: Quinns on Hawley road is good for football and used to show hooky games, last time I was there was a couple of years ago though so you might want to ring them.
Camden Town
The Constitution
42 St Pancras Way, London NW1 0QT
Beside the canal
www.conincamden.com
020 7380 0767
phil@pubsofdistinction.com
stevemc@localbeerhouse.com
[2 Jan 2007]: I live in Camden Town (about 10 minutes south of Finsbury Park on the 29 or 253) and if I need to see the match I'll go to the Constitution which is beside the canal in St Pancras Way NW1. I don't think it's exclusively a "Liverpool" pub as such (I go because it's my local) but the landlady's a Red and there's a 2001 treble flag above the bar.
Chalk Farm
Bar 88 [Nov 2015: closed, I think]
Chalkfarm Road
www.marathonkebabhouse.co.uk
[2 Jan 2007]: next to Marathon kebab shop, opposite the Roundhouse and 1 min walk from Chalk Farm station. They show every LFC game that's on tv and they are very very much only interested with LFC. Sometimes they close the bar and only let in the people that say they support lfc
W2
Paddington
[14 Nov 2008]: If you don't mind a short tube journey (15-20min). Head to the Famous 3 Kings. It is literally next door to West Kensington tube station and will be full of reds. I will be heading down there You can get details of the tube here: www.tfl.gov.uk
[14 Nov 2008]: I know there's an offcial Aberdeen supporters pub near Paddington - probably not a great help to you though! I used to work near Paddington and there's plenty of boozers around but none that were particularly Liverpool friendly.
[14 Nov 2008]: Marylebone Tup on Marylebone High Street or the Allsop Arms on Gloucester Place are both about 15minutes walk from Paddington, and are both alright for Liverpool games (alright though rather than amazing). The area around Paddington itself is pretty crap really for pubs to be honest. F3K could well be your best bet as said above.
[14 Nov 2008]: 15 minutes from paddington? you must be a fast walker 
[14 Nov 2008]: Atmosphere is usually pretty good [at F3K], the manager is a red. Plays YNWA before the game. If you are planning on going out then just jump on tube after game and head into central london, covent garden, leicester square etc. Remember that the last tubes are at around 1230ish. However, the night bus network is amazing and there will be a bus (probably 2 or 3) back to paddington from central london if you stay out late. Try and have a rough idea about where u are going tho so that u can see what buses go from there, tfl.gov.uk !
