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British and Irish Lions fans can expect good cheer at these venues

British and Irish Lions fans can expect good cheer at these venues

The Lions played in Dublin against Argentina on Friday before travelling to Australia and commencing tour matches on June 28. The tour then runs throughout July, ending with the third and final Test against Australia on August 2.
Across the country, pubs are now in full preparation for the events, providing giant screens and a match-day buzz that's second to none. Here are our selection of Scottish venues where you'll receive a warm welcome and plenty of good cheer ...
The Black Bull
The British & Irish Lions Tour is here and there is no better place to catch all the action than at The Black Bull.
Situated in the heart of Edinburgh's iconic Grassmarket, The Black Bull offers a lively and vibrant atmosphere that's hard to beat, boasting eight high‑definition screens and full surround sound so you won't miss a single roar or ruck!
Serving up hearty, crowd-pleasing pub classics (think juicy burgers, loaded fries, and crispy wings), it is the perfect place for fuelling up for a great day or night! Don't miss out on their local Cold Town Beer brewed in Edinburgh. You can even pour your own pints at the table with their signature Cold Town Beer Towers.
This year's Lions Tour promises not only fierce competition but also legacy moments! No matter who you are cheering on, the sporting atmosphere in The Black Bull is electric—buzzing with passionate fans, big-screen action, and the kind of energy that makes every try, tackle, and triumph feel unforgettable.
Booking is not essential, but highly recommended to secure some of the best seats in the house.
Booking information: 0131 225 6636
https://blackbulledinburgh.co.uk/book-a-table-black-bull-edinburgh-pub/
The Queens Arms
The Queens Arms in Edinburgh is a top-tier venue to catch the 2025 Lions Tour—whether you're a die‑hard fan or just in it for the atmosphere.
Nestled just below the cobbles of Frederick Street, this heritage-rich pub combines the charm of a classic Scottish watering hole with five high-definition screens and full coverage of Sky Sports and TNT Sports.
With the Lions away matches kicking off at 11am, the team are opening their doors early from 10am to help you get fuelled for the games. Make the most of their brunch menu with their full Scottish, a memorable Bloody Mary and settle in for one of the greatest spectacles in international rugby.
Delivering an exceptional pub-dining experience, the menu marries comforting classics and elevated flavours. On Sundays, their famed roast with Yorkshire puddings and oven-roasted seasonal veggies is a well-known highlight! Not forgetting their vast drink selection from Edinburgh local Cold Town Beer, real ales, and over 100 whiskies – there is a dram for everyone.
Booking is essential – don't miss your chance to be part of the action. Make sure to mention in your booking notes that you are in for the rugby so we can do our best to get you a table with a great view of the screens.
Booking information: 0131 225 1045
https://www.queensarmsedinburgh.com/make-reservation/
Belushi's Edinburgh
At Belushi's, watch the match with delicious burgers, cocktails, wings, draught beers, salads and much, much more.
This amazing venue has got a flavour for every occasion and a drink for any vibe, especially major rugby matches.
Their menus are specially designed to be perfect for watching the big game, starting a big night out, meeting your mates or anything in between.
https://belushis.com/edinburgh-old-town
You can book online 'Secure your Seat' here: https://belushis.com/watch-the-summer-rugby-tour?fav_bar_code=EDI
https://www.instagram.com/belushis_edinburgh/
https://www.facebook.com/belushis.bars/?locale=en_GB
Walkabout Glasgow
Looking for the perfect place to catch every try, tackle, and triumphant moment of the rugby season? Look no further than Walkabout Glasgow – the home of sport in the heart of the city.
Whether it's Six Nations, Rugby World Cup, Premiership clashes, or international friendlies, we bring the atmosphere, the screens, and the passion that every rugby fan deserves.
At Walkabout Glasgow, we're serious about sport. Our massive HD screens and top-notch surround sound make you feel like you're pitchside, and our electric crowd brings every match to life. We've got an unbeatable selection of drinks, from cold beers to classic cocktails, and a food menu packed with pub favourites – perfect for fuelling your game-day celebrations (or commiserations).
Want to book a booth with your mates? We've got comfortable seating, VIP packages, and unbeatable views of the action. Whether you're a die-hard supporter or just in it for the banter and atmosphere, Walkabout has you covered.
And when the final whistle blows, the party's just getting started. With live DJs, themed nights, and an epic post-match buzz, we're more than just a sports bar – we're your home for the full matchday experience.
So if you're in Glasgow and rugby's your game, Walkabout is the only place to be. Join the tribe, wear your colours, and experience every glorious moment with fellow fans who live and breathe the sport.
Rugby lives here.
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