Liverpool FC isn’t just one of the most loved football clubs in the UK; it’s become the most popular Premier League club in the US and around the world, with millions of fans tuning in to enjoy the rollercoaster of emotions inherent in a match. If you’re one of them, the idea of traveling to see The Reds play live in their home stadium of Anfield may have crossed your mind.
Whether you’ve already booked your tickets or are still in the process of planning your traveling for a sports adventure to Liverpool, proper preparation is key to enjoying your trip to the max. As well as booking your accommodation and sorting out transportation, don’t forget to look into the restaurants and eateries close to Liverpool FC’s home stadium to help ensure your vacation runs without a hitch. Sound like a lot of work? Don’t worry; I’ve got you covered. Below, I’m going to tell you about the best restaurants near Anfield, as well as some great family-friendly eateries, street food outlets, and affordable options, too.
6 Great Restaurants Very Close to Anfield
There are some amazing places to eat very close to Anfield Stadium, including the options listed below. Each of these eateries is not only highly rated but can be found within half a mile of Liverpool FC’s home ground, making them perfect to visit before or after the big game.
1. Soccer Suite Restaurant, Anfield Road
As its name suggests, you’ll be in great company here if you visit on your way to or from a Liverpool FC football match. Just minutes from Anfield stadium, everything about this restaurant proclaims the owners’ love of The Reds, including the decor! Soccer Suite has you covered for breakfasts, lunches, dinners, and snacks, so whether you’re seeing an afternoon or evening game, it’s the perfect place to refuel.
2. Kemp’s Bistro, Stanley Park
Kemo’s Bistro offers a warm welcome and friendly atmosphere and is perfectly placed to visit before a stroll in the park – if you have time before the game, that is. There’s a great selection of food on offer, including sandwiches, wraps, burgers, pancakes, and delicious afternoon teas. Head here for breakfast, lunch, or brunch, all at affordable prices.
3. Hot Wok, Langham Street
Sometimes, after an afternoon cheering on Arne Slot’s army, only a Chinese meal will hit the spot. Happily, Hot Wok is located close to Anfield; it’s not only very popular with Liverpool FC fans, but it is widely rumored that the players themselves are regular visitors. So, who knows who you may find yourself sitting next to? The Crispy Chili Beef and Salt and Pepper Hot Box are particularly worth a mention.
4. The Lion Restaurant, Walton Road
Serving up fabulous Asian, Japanese, and Sri Lankan fare in a cosy setting, this is a great eatery in which to relax after the thrills and spills of a Liverpool FC match. Each dish is freshly cooked and full of flavour, and portions are generous. The Sri Lankan beers and lagers make for excellent accompaniments to your meal, and the friendly staff will be happy to advise if you’re new to this cuisine.
5. No 9 Bar & Kitchen, Cherry Lane
Known locally as one of the friendliest eateries in the city, No 9 Bar and Kitchen is open for breakfast, lunch, and dinner, serving up an extensive menu of favourites such as full English breakfasts, packed wraps, and stacked burgers. If you’re in the mood to celebrate a win post-match, the range of real ales on offer is worth checking out, and the regular live music in the evening is the perfect way to mark a footballing victory!
6. Miru Sushi, Breck Road
Fancy something a little different? Then Miru Sushi should be explored for super fresh, authentic Japanese cuisine, including a range of sushi dishes, delicious gyoza, teriyaki udon noodles, and many more delicacies. Opt for one of the sushi platters to share – if you can bear to! – or a Deluxe Roll for a special treat. It’s good to know that this restaurant offers takeout and delivery, too.
Best Breakfast Places to Eat Before a Liverpool FC Game at Anfield
Start your day off the right way with a great breakfast. With so much to see and do in Liverpool, not to mention a team to cheer on to triumph, you’ll need all the energy you can get. Make life easier by choosing a place to eat as close to Anfield stadium as possible, like one of these establishments, which are all an easy walk from the venue.
- Georgie Porgy Cafe, Walton Breck Road, is literally a minute’s walk from Anfield and is a fantastic Liverpool supporters’ cafe that serves up the sort of belly-busting breakfasts that could see you through the whole day.
- Anfield Cafe, Anfield Road, is a family-run establishment providing breakfast to Liverpudlians and visitors to the city who’ve come to watch The Reds. Brunch is available, too, if you’re heading to a match a little later in the day.
- Homebaked, Oakfield Road, right opposite the Liverpool FC ground, is the place to head to enjoy a range of breakfast options, baked treats, and award-winning pies. The Scouse pie is a must-try. Pie for breakfast, you ask? Well, you are on vacation.
- Liverpool FC Cafe, Walton Gate Road, is open for breakfast every day at 9 am (apart from Sundays when it opens at 11 am) and is handily located for Anfield. Choose from a wide selection of breakfast options here; takeout is available, too.
- The Scranary, Townsend Lane, is where you can find a delicious and filling pre-match breakfast on match day. Portions are large, and service is friendly and efficient. And the name? “Scran” is Liverpudlian for “to eat.”
Family-Friendly Restaurants Near Anfield to Check Out
Traveling for sports with the family? Guarantee yourself an unforgettable – and hassle-free – trip by getting organized in advance. As well as getting familiar with the local transportation system, take some time to find out the best family-friendly restaurants near Liverpool FC’s home ground. Or better yet, let me tell you everything you need to know!
Uncle Paulie’s, Oakfield Road
Super family-friendly and just a short walk from Anfield, Uncle Paulie’s offers perfectly cooked pizzas that are sure to be crowd-pleasers. Pizzas are freshly cooked to order, and there are plenty of other things – such as chicken strips and fries – on the menu that kids will enjoy. And the prices are reasonable, too.
Cabbage Hall Bar and Grill, Breck Road
For some classic British “pub grub” the Cabbage Hall Bar and Grill is the place to come. The relaxed atmosphere makes it conducive to family dining, and all meals are prepared onsite by the establishment’s chef. The Sunday roast lunches are extremely popular, so booking in advance is highly recommended if you’re thinking of dining on this day.
Breck ‘n’ Brunch, Breck Road
A lovely family-friendly cafe close to Liverpool’s home turf, serving everything from the “Belly Buster” breakfast to traditional Sunday roasts to a wide variety of sandwiches and wraps. If you visit on your way to a Liverpool FC game, you’ll doubtless encounter plenty of other supporters doing the same thing: fuelling up for an afternoon in the stands.
Umami, City Road
Billed as an experience rather than simply a place to fill your tank, kids will likely enjoy the fun and vibrant atmosphere of Umami, which is around a fifteen-minute walk from Anfield Stadium. Fare is American-style pizza and other fast-food favourites; however, although the food may be fast, it’s of extremely high quality. Menu highlights include the Buffalo Soldier Pizza, the Scouse Burger, and the Squeaky Chick Wrap.
Gobble Up, Lower Breck Road
Fancy some Caribbean, African-inspired, or BBQ food once the final whistle has blown? Then, you need to head to Gobble Up, which families with older kids will likely appreciate. Service is friendly, the ambience is warm, and the food is delicious. Particularly popular items include the Jerk Chicken Dinner and Salt Fish – but you may find yourself tempted to work your way through the entire menu…
Best Budget Places to Eat When Traveling to See Liverpool FC
When planning a trip to a Liverpool FC football match, I recommend stretching your budget by figuring out in advance the best budget places to eat that are within easy distance of Anfield. There are plenty to choose from: below is my pick of the places where your pounds will go furthest.
- Nest Cafe, Breck Road – open all day and offering an extensive menu, generous portion sizes, and fantastic value for money, Nest Cafe is something of a hidden gem and only about a ten-minute walk from Anfield stadium.
- Liverpool Bagelry, Breck Road – grab an affordable bite to eat on your way to the game here, whether it’s a lovely warm morning breakfast bagel or a tempting steak and cheese bagel for lunch.
- Panny’s Place, Breck Road – restaurant dining every night can put a serious dent in your sports travel budget. Take a trip to this traditional Great British chippy for a much cheaper (and yet equally delicious) option.
- Goodison Cafe, Goodison Road – is convenient to pop into on the way to Anfield and offers a wide menu of breakfast and lunch dishes as well as snacks and sweet treats, all at extremely reasonable prices.
- Burger Town, Cherry Avenue, is a no-nonsense American-style fast-food diner. A visit here, and your wallet will be as happy as your tummy! Burgers, fries, pizza, noodles, and sharing boxes are the order of the day.
Preparing for a Delicious Trip to See Liverpool FC at Anfield
Working out where to eat when traveling to watch a Liverpool FC football match needn’t be a drama. Use my guide above to plan your itinerary and work out the restaurants, cafes, and other eateries to make a beeline for – and where to go to help keep your trip budget on track.
With the range of establishments listed above, you’re sure to find many options to suit. And with so many fellow fans to celebrate (or commiserate) with, you’ll never fork alone in any of these eateries.

