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Rugby season is back, which means Hampstead has somewhere to be. Catch the Autumn Internationals at The Stag, one of North London’s go-to pubs, where big fixtures come with big screens, proper match-day menus and a healthy amount of noise. Take over the upstairs private room, settle into one of our outdoor cabanas or join the crowd in the main bar downstairs for the full match-day buzz.
Come for the rugby, stay for the atmosphere. As if you needed an excuse.
Ireland v New Zealand | France v South Africa
A very good Saturday, if you ask us. Ireland take on New Zealand before France meet South Africa, both live on the big screens. Come for the rugby, stay for the pints, proper pub food and, quite possibly, the second half.
England v Australia | Italy v Scotland
England v Australia lands on Sunday, with Italy v Scotland rounding things off later in the day. Settle in for a proper Sunday at the Stag, with a roast on the table, something cold in the glass and the rugby on the big screens.
England v Japan | Ireland v South Africa | France v Australia
Three matches, one very full Saturday. England v Japan, Ireland v South Africa and France v Australia all live at the Stag, with good food, cold pints and plenty of time to settle in between kick-offs. No need to make too many other plans.
Italy v New Zealand | Wales v Scotland
Sunday plans? Sorted. Italy take on New Zealand before Wales meet Scotland, all live on the big screens at the Stag. Settle in with a proper roast, something cold in the glass and a long afternoon of rugby.
England v New Zealand | Wales v South Africa | Ireland v Australia
This is a fairly decent excuse to stay put all day. England take on the All Blacks, with Wales v South Africa and Ireland v Australia following on. Big rugby, good food, plenty of pints and the Stag doing what it does best.
Keep the rugby weekend rolling with Italy v Japan and France v Scotland. Grab a fresh pint, order a Sunday roast and settle in for the afternoon.
The Nations Championship reaches its final weekend, and there’s no better place to settle in than the Stag. Big games on the screens, proper Sunday roasts on the table and plenty of time for a pint in between. Rugby first, roast second. Or the other way round. We’re not here to judge.
