Evertonians have spoken – ‘The Prince Rupert’ will be the name of the newly christened fan-named pub on Village Street at Hill Dickinson Stadium.

More than 6,000 supporters cast their votes in an online poll to help name this exciting new addition to the lively, fan-centric area on Level 3 of the West Stand.

Exclusively open to supporters with a membership or matchday access to Village Street, The Prince Rupert will offer a warm, social atmosphere deeply rooted in the Club’s heritage.

The name emerged from a fan-curated shortlist, inspired by local history, football tradition, and Everton’s proud legacy. The winning choice pays homage to the historic lock-up depicted on Everton’s crest—named after a 17th-century figure—beautifully blending tradition and community pride into the heart of the matchday experience.

Secure your matchday access to Village Street by clicking here.

The Prince Rupert joins three other uniquely themed bars on Village Street:

• The Queen’s Head – a tribute to the pub where Everton Football Club was founded
• Dixie’s Sports Bar – a dynamic venue broadcasting live sports from around the globe
• Kendall’s Social – a vibrant space for live music, entertainment, and pre/post-match gatherings

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About Village Street
Named in honour of the original Liverpool street where St Domingo FC became Everton Football Club, Village Street is set to offer one of the Premier League’s most immersive fan experiences.

Combining classic football culture with modern hospitality, Village Street features:

• Authentic pub-style settings
• Eclectic street food vendors
• Live music and entertainment
• Inclusive food and drink packages
• Access to halfway line seating in the West Stand

Although Seasonal Memberships for Village Street have sold out, supporters can still register interest for match-by-match availability here. 

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