Liverpool seem to have recovered from their shocking run of nine losses in 12 matches between late September and late November, and are now six-games unbeaten across all competitions ahead of this weekend's clash.
The Reds are set to host Wolverhampton Wanderers at Anfield on Saturday, hoping to build on their 2-1 win over Tottenham Hotspur last time out.
This game also marks the first time that Liverpool have faced Wolves since the tragic passing of Diogo Jota in the summer of 2025, and the forward's former clubs will pay tribute to the number 20 and his brother Andre Silva, who also lost his life.
Fans of both teams are likely to be feeling somewhat emotional given the circumstances surrounding the contest, and many supporters will be sharing memories over a pre-match drink.
Here, Football Ground Guide answers the question: Where can I get a pint near Anfield? Read on to find out.
Pubs near Anfield
The Sandon
166-182 Oakfield Road, Anfield, Liverpool, L4 0UH
This is one of the most popular matchday destinations for Liverpool fans and is nicknamed the “birthplace of Liverpool FC”, with roots dating back to the 1870s. It is a three-minute walk from the stadium and is open three hours before kick-off on matchdays.
There is a wide range of draught beer, along with pub food classics for fans to enjoy. On their website, they describe the venue as follows: “Whether you're here for the history, the football, or just a great pint, The Sandon is where every Liverpool fan's heart beats a little faster.”
Taggy’s
21 Anfield Road, Liverpool, L4 0TE
Taggy’s has grown in popularity in recent years, with the 250-seater beer garden often full for every home game. The outdoor bar serves a range of draught beer, including San Miguel and Guinness.
There is live music before matches, notably Jamie Webster, who performs a range of fan favourite songs. As well as this, there is a range of Liverpool memorabilia, including an old turnstile from the Main Stand and matchworn shirts from the FA Cup and Champions League finals. You can learn more about the venue and its recent rise here.
At @taggysbar when @Alissonbecker scored that header… 😂👍🏼#cctv #taggysbar #lfc #alissonbecker pic.twitter.com/CkLNiJrOwT
— Taggy’s (@taggysbar) May 29, 2021
The King Harry
55 Blessington Road, Liverpool, L4 0RY
If you’re looking for an electric atmosphere to get in the mood on matchday, The King Harry is one of the best places to visit. Located on Blessington Road, this pub is well-known for pre-match singing. It does get extremely busy for big games, though, so it is advisable to arrive early to get a spot.
The Albert
185 Walton Breck Road, Liverpool, L4 0RE
Like The King Harry, this pub is legendary for its pre-match atmosphere. The Albert is located right next to Anfield and gets extremely busy on matchdays. Fans can be heard belting out familiar Liverpool songs inside this venue.
For supporters looking to drink a pre-match pint and congregate with Liverpool followers from far and wide, this is the place to go before big matches.
Hotel TIA
17-19 Anfield Road, Liverpool, L4 0TE
This venue is only a two-minute walk from Anfield and is well-known for hosting legends before games, including Bruce Grobbelaar and John Aldridge. As well as this, there is live music and a wide selection of draught and bottled beers.
Described as a “stylish yet contemporary Sports Bar”, this is a great spot to visit if you want to sample the pre and post-match atmosphere near the ground on matchdays. You can contact the hotel about bookings for events here.
The Park
216-218 Walton Breck Road, Liverpool, L4 0RQ
The Park is another great pub located near Anfield. It is not only popular among revellers but is also considered one of the best spots for football fans in Liverpool. This pub is located directly opposite the Albert pub we mentioned earlier.
The Park boasts a great atmosphere, especially on matchdays when hundreds visit for a few pints of their favourite beer. For others, watching live football matches with friends at this pub is always memorable.