Football as a sport has modernised by an incredible amount over the past few decades. From players becoming more professional away from the pitch to the introduction of VAR and semi-automated offsides.
But that does not mean that the sport has lost all of its traditions. Match-going supporters up and down the country still enjoy a pre-match pint, while a warm pie at half-time is also still a staple for many, particularly in the winter months.
That being said, the price of such pies has risen quite considerably over the years, and as a result, they aren't always the cheap and cheerful hearty snack they once were – in fact, that is rarely the case these days.
Let's take a look at the price of a pie at each of the current 20 Premier League stadiums to see which venue provides the most value for matchgoing fans.
A pie at West Ham costs £5, which is the most expensive in the Premier League / Photo by Icon Sport
Most expensive Premier League pies
The following is a list of the most expensive pies you will buy at any of the Premier League stadiums you will visit in the 2025/26 season, starting with the highest price.
- The Emirates Stadium (Arsenal) – £8.85
- Craven Cottage (Fulham) – £6.50
- Stamford Bridge (Chelsea) – £6.25
- Vitality Stadium (Bournemouth) – £6
- Hill Dickinson Stadium (Everton) – £6
- Tottenham Hotspur Stadium (Tottenham Hotspur) – £6
- London Stadium (West Ham) – £5.80
- St James’ Park (Newcastle) – £5.80
- Amex Stadium (Brighton & Hove Albion) – £5.70
- Villa Park (Aston Villa) – £5.60
- Stadium of Light (Sunderland) – £5.20
- City Ground (Nottingham Forest) – £5.20
- Gtech Community Stadium (Brentford) – £5.10
- Selhurst Park (Crystal Palace) – £5.10
- Turf Moor (Burnley) – £5
- The Etihad Stadium (Man City) – £5
- Elland Road (Leeds United) – £4.95
- Anfield (Liverpool) – £4.90
- Old Trafford (Man United) – £4.90
- Molineux (Wolves) – £4.75
The London factor
Five of the top seven most expensive pies are in the capital, which won't come as a surprise to anyone who has ever been out for a bite to eat in London.
West Ham, Arsenal, Fulham, Chelsea, and Tottenham's pricey pies have not pleased travelling away fans so far this season. .
Value at Spurs
Much has been made about the pristine quality of Tottenham Hotspur’s new stadium since it was opened in 2019. To complement the stadium’s groundbreaking infrastructure is a reasonably priced pie, especially when compared to the rest of the Premier League.
Tottenham’s pie costs £6, which is the ninth most expensive in the league and given their stadium’s reputation as one of the world’s best, Spurs fans will feel like they’re getting a good deal. It is the joint cheapest pie in London, alongside Brentford.
Pricey in Manchester
If you’re looking for a cheap pie, then don’t go to Manchester. Fans have to pay £4.70 for a pie at the Etihad Stadium, while it is only 50p cheaper at Old Trafford. This makes Man City and Man United’s pies the third and seventh most expensive in the league, respectively.
Cheapest pie ever in the Premier League
The price of pies is prone to fluctuation given the economic uncertainty in the world. Way back before the 2021/22 season, pies at Anfield were being sold under £3.00, but they have since risen to £3.40 as of 2025/26.
As a result, the cheapest pies in the Premier League can be found at Turf Moor now that Burnley have been promoted back to the top flight, though that could be short-lived, as it remains to be seen whether the Clarets' £3.00 pies will be feeding fans in the Championship next term.
Elsewhere, Sunderland's Stadium of Light offers the second-cheapest, and given the strength of their campaign so far, fans are likely to be able to enjoy the Black Cats' offerings in future seasons.