Tag: Everton pubs

A new venue for Everton fans could open in the ‘Ambrose McGrath’ warehouse on land owned by Terry’s Timber opposite Everton’s new stadium at Bramley Moore. The warehouse, which is directly behind the ‘Holy Trinity’ marquee development planned by former Jurgen’s Bar owner and local Reform candidate Gary Hincks, is…

A pub originally named as St Domingos has revealed a new name and a first look at the four-storey building that will house Everton fans when Bramley Moore Stadium opens. As revealed on TheToffees.Online, a planning application for 66 Regent Road was submitted under the name St Domingos but the…

Everton have filed a trademark for the name The Prince Rupert, which was one of the options when fans were asked to name a new bar at Bramley Moore Stadium. The club has filed a trademark application for the name and it could be a hint the results of the…

The Bramley Moore Pub has applied for a license to add another bar on the first floor and a small beer garden. The traditional pub is the original venue for those visiting Bramley Moore and will be viewed by many Evertonians as the original ‘home’ pub for the new stadium…

A mystery new hospitality suite named the Howard Kendell Suite and built from shipping containers outside Bramley Moore. A company called Intersky Group, which says it specialises in hospitality at racecourses, says it will build a suite out of eight containers at Collingwood Dock with views across the dock to…

Everton fans looking drink before or after matches at the new Bramley Moore Stadium could be able to get one outside the Sandhills station ‘fan zone’. Sandhills Cafe, the small cafe yards from Sandhills station, has applied for an alcohol licence to serve drink from 8am to 11pm every day…

A new marquee bar will host fans opposite Bramley Moore Stadium from next year after a licence was granted for the venue. Named The Holy Trinity marquee will be erected on the site of Terry’s Timber next door to the Bramley Moore Hotel Pub and will welcome Everton fans with…