Where to drink at Tottenham: Best pubs near Tottenham Hotspur Stadium

Tottenham Hotspur evaded relegation by the skin of their teeth in 2025-26, and now that the ordeal is over, the club are turning their eyes towards what they hope will be a brighter future.

The summer transfer window opens on Monday, June 15 for Premier League and EFL clubs, with Roberto De Zerbi's side having already been active on that front, agreeing free deals to bring Liverpool left-back Andrew Robertson and Bournemouth centre-half Marcos Senesi to the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium when their contracts expire.

Fans are sure to be debating the coming season in the bars and pubs around the ground, and to add to the excitement, England kick off their World Cup 2026 campaign on Wednesday, when they will face off against Croatia at the AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas.

The UK government have granted extended licensing hours to pubs for England's games at this summer's tournament, and supporters are sure to be packed into their local spots to catch the action amongst the Three Lions' faithful.

Looking for a great spot to enjoy a pre-match pint? Read on as Football Ground Guide takes a look at the best pubs near Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.

Best pubs for Spurs fans near Tottenham Hotspur Stadium

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The football is the main attraction, but it's important not to let it dictate how good a day out you've had. After all, match results are entirely out of the hands of supporters, but how and where you spend your time in the build-up to kick-off isn't.

One of the best locations for doing so around the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium is The Bricklayers Arms, a Tottenham-themed pub that has been a fan favourite for many years.

That, however, is not the only option available to you, and our full list of the best pubs for home fans near the Tottenham stadium is as follows:

• The Bricklayers Arms, 803 High Rd, London N17 8ER – four-minute walk to the stadium
• No.8 Tottenham, 724-726 High Rd, London N17 0AG – two-minute walk to the stadium
• The Coach and Horses, 862 High Rd, London N17 0EY – six-minute walk to the stadium
• Antwerp Arms, 168-170 Church Rd, London N17 8AS – eight-minute walk to the stadium
• Elbow Room, 503-505 High Rd, London N17 6QA – 17-minute walk to the stadium

It is worth noting that on matchday, many of these pubs will require a valid match ticket or Tottenham membership card to be presented before entry into the premises is granted. If you are an away supporter and happen to go on a day that isn't in force, then at least do the right thing and keep your head down.

Best pubs for away fans near the Tottenham stadium

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Unfortunately, most of the pubs in the surrounding area operate a Tottenham-fans-only policy, and as such, there aren't many choices for away supporters specifically.

The most notorious venue is Antwerp Arms. Boasting an exceptional range of lagers and ales and an array of large TV screens, it has been the number-one choice for most travelling fans for many years now and often hosts a combined crowd of both home and away supporters.

But, if it doesn't sound like the one for you, then our full list of the best pubs for away fans near the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium is as follows:

• Antwerp Arms, 168-170 Church Rd, London N17 8AS – eight-minute walk to the stadium
• The Beehive Pub, Stoneleigh Rd., London N17 9JW – 18-minute walk to the stadium
• The High Cross Pub – 350 High Rd, London N17 9HT- 23-minute walk to the stadium

Drinking inside the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium

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Drinking at any Premier League venue is often seen as a last resort, as many offer a less-than-impressive range of beers and set extortionate prices for them. However, the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium is arguably an exception to that rule, offering a tremendous selection of drinks and doing so in a fabulous venue.

With choices scarce for travelling away fans, this may actually be the best option for them, but it is worth considering for home supporters all the same.

Not only does the ground boast the longest stadium bar in Europe but also houses a brewery within the facility. Their extensive drinks menu includes Beavertown's crafted beer, Heineken and Guinness.

Prices, of course, vary depending on your beer of choice, but you can expect a pint at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium to set you back around £5.

Drinking away from the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium

The immediate area around the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium isn't considered the nicest or safest in London, so there are plenty of fans who choose to drink elsewhere before using the London underground or overground to make their way to the stadium for kick-off.

The ground is well connected by several nearby train stations, including White Hart Lane for overground users and Seven Sisters on the Victoria line for underground users. Therefore, drinking away from the stadium before making your way in around an hour before kick-off is a viable option.

The Seven Sisters underground station is located just one stop away from Finsbury Park on the Victoria line. This is an area rammed with pubs and restaurants, at reasonable prices by London's standards. If you want to go further afield, then King's Cross is just three stops away from Seven Sisters, but you will pay more for a drink around here, too.