Everton’s recent move to Hill Dickinson Stadium has transformed matchdays on the Liverpool docks, with a growing number of pubs, bars, and food spots starting to pop up around the area.
While the stadium itself offers food and drink, many supporters prefer to soak up the atmosphere nearby before and after kick-off.
FootballGroundGuide takes a look at the best current options:
Best Pubs for Fans Near Hill Dickinson Stadium
At the moment, the standout matchday pub is The Bramley Moore Pub, located just a one-minute walk from the stadium. It is decked out in Everton memorabilia and is expected to be one of the most popular pre-match spots, so arriving early is advised.
Directly opposite the stadium, The Terrace offers fans drinks with a view of Hill Dickinson Stadium, with indoor seating available during colder months.
Next door, The Bluehouse is a large, multi-purpose venue featuring a huge bar area, pool tables and plenty of TV screens.
Another major draw is The Holy Trinity, which is currently an unofficial fan zone licensed until midnight and capable of hosting 1,500 fans – with six bars, rotating street-food vendors, DJs and live bands, it’s fast becoming one of the liveliest matchday destinations next to the stadium.
Classic Matchday Food Spots Near Hill Dickinson Stadium
Just a short walk away, San’s Cafe is a well-known hidden gem, serving homemade Chinese and English dishes that are ideal for a pre- or post-match meal.
We expect there to be many more options filling this space in the years to come.
Restaurants and Cafes Close to Hill Dickinson Stadium
For a more refined experience, Titanic Hotel Liverpool is home to Stanley’s Bar & Grill, which offers light bites, brunch and standout meals overlooking the docks.
Further along the Northern Docks, Ten Streets Social is a family-run favourite, known for small plates, hearty mains and one of the city’s best Sunday roasts. The venue has also launched a dedicated Everton Fan Park for matchdays.
Other strong options include Murphy’s Distillery, Invisible Wind Factory, and Fliers Indoor Golf, all offering food, drinks and a buzzing pre-match atmosphere.
If you’re after coffee or a lighter bite, Gran Caffe and Pastille Bakery are ideal stops, while Moose Coffee is worth the walk for fans who enjoy American-style breakfasts.
Quick Fast Food Options Near Hill Dickinson Stadium
For maximum choice, Blackstock Market offers everything from street food to rooftop drinks, which can be perfect for post-match celebrations.
You will have to go deeper into Liverpool city centre if you want something quick and easy, with brands like McDonald's, KFC and Nando's all within 2.5 miles of the Hill Dickinson Stadium.
FGG Verdict: Where Should You Go?
For pure convenience and atmosphere, The Bramley Moore Pub and The Holy Trinity Fan Zone are hard to beat.
While fans looking for food and variety should explore the Northern Docks. Those arriving early will find plenty of quality cafes and markets further afield.
The Hill Dickinson Stadium is still relatively new, so expect even more pubs, restaurants and fan-focused venues to emerge in the coming years, eventually making this one of the most exciting stadiums in the country.