Want to watch the Lionesses in action? Here’s where you can
The Bell Walthamstow, 617 Forest Rd, London E17 4NE
The Bell, known for their sports offerings as much as their delicious craft menu, are showing the World Cup on screens during opening hours. To celebrate the footballing event, The Bell is running a Lionesses’ Brunch, where for £30 per person, you can snag two hours of bottomless drinks, feast on hearty brunches, all while cheering on England as they battle for the Cup in Australia and New Zealand.
The menu includes jackfruit or smashed avo crumpets, the ‘melt burger’, sweet-a-bisc waffles, and mex-melt quesadilla among a load of other delicious stuff.
Get down there this tournament to see it for yourself! Book a spot here.
O’Neills 762 High Rd Leytonstone E11 3AW
At this classic Irish pub, you’ll be able to catch next Tuesday’s England vs China match as well as any game after their 12pm opening. Featuring large screens and good sound, and a wide range of your favourite pub food and drink to choose from, you wouldn’t go wrong with watching the Lionesses here.
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Book a spot here.
Big Penny Social 1 Priestley Way, London E17 6AL
Your best bet though is Big Penny Social. You can catch the early morning matches on a 16ft wide screen while enjoying a spot of breakfast from their newly-introduced brunch menu to calm the pre-game nerves with hearty options including a full English, avocado, and poached eggs on sourdough toast or American-style pancakes, alongside coffee from Extract Coffee Roasters or a menu of drinks including a tangy Bloody Mary.
England games being shown on Big Penny’s screens are:
Fri 28 Jul – 9:30am – England v Denmark
Tue 1 Aug – 12pm – China v England
You can book a spot here.
Big Penny have also transformed a section of their venue into Walthamstow-On-Sea, a quintessential beach pop-up, offering the chance to indulge in a flake 99 and relax in a classic deck chair.
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