Best Pub Near Goodison

[The binman chronicles]

Forgive me for leeching on this thread, but where's the best pub in town for watching Everton? Thinking of popping down on Saturday.

You do know that you are going to be told to go to the Lisbon a lot right?

 

[den1]

Its the only decent pint.

but can anybody just walk into Walton Social?

 

[brigadier]

but can anybody just walk into Walton Social?

Yes , get served quickly as well.

 

[Armaghtoffee]

Y'all be sorry when the Bramley Moore Wine bar starts selling pints for 6 quid.

A pint of wine for 6 quid isn’t that bad really though Goat.

I bet the new singing section will be all over that.

 

[Armaghtoffee]

I quite like Fan Zone now but that is probably due to the family atmosphere now that I’m bringing my lads.

Pre kids, loved pre-match pints in the Royal Oak.

 

[Jacko93]

Horrible kopites who run that and drink in their though .Proper Everton hating kopites . It’s been a horrible red house since the 90’s.

The girls that run it are great, never had a problem in there at all. In fact, it is the friendliest place, staff wise, I have had a drink in near the ground. Took my lad for the first time and they made a proper fuss of him, crisps, sandwiches and drinks, then a pack of sweets as we left. Guess its just a perk of being there all the time though. Truth is, all the pubs around the ground have their plus points. I've been to crofts a few times years ago, and the atmosphere was great, but took 15-20 mins to get served. I walk in the Anfield and they pull me and my Dad a drink when they see us.

 

[jackyboy]

Dead Crafty on Dale St then jump a cab.

 

[Seathestars]

I voted the Winslow because I usually have a couple in there before the game.
If I go on the lash after the game (rarely) I go in at least half on the list.

 

[coltefc]

Black horse, particularly if the sun is shining.
Brilliant.

Many years back,we use to start in the local (Walnut)then get a taxi or 2 to the black horse,one in here then the Glebe,county,chepstow,sometimes orrys,harlech,brick then the spellow or winslow,not always went to all of them but most,then after the game meet in the blue house,then go the oak and depending on how we was either go into town or back the local,had many a great drunken time but then along came the wife and kids

 

[dockroad]

Barmaids are wifey material too

I don't think that's how you spell wi-fi mate .

 

[LouReedwalkonthewildside]

Thomas Frost because of the size, and proximity to Goodison, can get a pint quickly on match day and sometimes even a set. the brick is a hot mess on match day.

And it's cheap Bry, they do a good deal on Becks.

I always liked going in the ship & Mitre before the game, only problem is you need to take out a second mortgage for a session in there, especially when I always buy my lads ale before the game as well.

 

[Nobby Nobbs]

The Fly in the Loaf on Hardman Street is a good blue house, as is The Brewery Tap next

Will they show the game on Saturday.

 

[canuckblue]

Have only been to the Elm. But seeing as I live where I do and that my last trip there was in 2007 (had the arl fella and my Oxford-living sister in tow), that's not bad. I hope to return some day soon and, hopefully, meet up with some of you fine gentlemen at one of the aforementioned establishments. But not the Lisbon; I was born at night, but not last night.

 

[Kurt.]

Walton Social.

I went in there with bluefox one drunken afternoon

 

[Mikey_Fitzgerald]

The Peacock