Premiership Saturday
Gallagher Premiership fixtures, 15:00 or 17:30 kick-offs. Pre-match programme from noon, matchday menu.
Matchday
From tip-off to final whistle
Early seating, calibrated broadcast, half-time kitchen rush, post-match captain's tea.
The Matchday Room
Three zones, one broadcast
The quiet zone is seated viewing in the Clubhouse — banquette tables, primary broadcast audio, full table service. The walking zone is the bar — casual, half-time pauses, second-half quieter viewing. The Clubhouse balcony seats are first-come for regulars. The Private Snug is reservable for matchday groups.
Match formats
The three rhythms of the week
Six Nations Weekend
February / March. Themed menu per visiting nation. A warm welcome to visiting supporters.
Champions Cup
Thursday / Friday evenings during Champions Cup — European-supporter welcome, wines matched to the match.
This week
Weekly schedule
Exeter v La Rochelle
European wine flight.
Saracens v Gloucester
Matchday menu, cask flight.
Bath v Saracens
Doors from noon, Somerset beef special.
England v Ireland
Evening kick-off, themed menu.
Gloucester v Leicester
Sunday roast served through the match.
No fixtures this day.
How to book matchday
Three steps
01
Pick a fixture
Browse the fixtures calendar, pick the evening that suits you.
02
Choose your room
Clubhouse, Salon-bar or Private Snug. Matchday Box for groups of 12+.
03
Confirm by email
A confirmation arrives within 4 working hours.
Rules of the House
Simple respect, simple rules
- Strictly 18+ at all times
- Smart casual — replica shirts welcome on matchday
- No replica shirts of teams playing in the live broadcast
- No flash photography during broadcast
- No recording
- Responsible drinking
The Salon-bar is twelve steps from the main Clubhouse. Ideal for half-time, a quieter second half, or post-match conversation. View the menu.
Themed matchday evenings
Three signature nights
Six Nations Welcome
Regional menu, visiting-supporter welcome, commemorative programme.
Champions Cup Supper
Three-course European supper paired with the match.
Autumn International Night
Southern-hemisphere touring menu, post-match conversation.
Matchday regulars
The calibration matters. At Phrontrow you hear the commentary the way it's meant to be heard — not shouted over, not drowned under. The kitchen hits half-time on the half-time whistle.
Bath Rugby season ticket
I came down for a November International weekend, stayed for three matchdays. Exactly what a clubhouse should feel like — heritage without nostalgia, rugby-first but nobody is loud about it.
England supporter, Newcastle
My Irish friends and I have a standing fixture at Phrontrow every February. The welcome is warmer than the weather. Good pint of stout, too.
Irish supporter, Six Nations regular