Everton v Arsenal in Baltimore – Saturday July 16th

Everton will play Arsenal on Saturday July 16th (kick-off 7pm ET) at the 70,000-capacity M&T Bank Stadium in Baltimore, Maryland – home of NFL side Baltimore Ravens.

Tickets

Everton have officially been allocated sections 114-120. You will also find many of your fellow Toffees in section 113.

Tickets can be purchased directly from Ticketmaster.

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Supporters Events

FRIDAY

6 P.M. – 9 P.M.
Welcome to Baltimore Happy Hour
Luckie’s Tavern
10 Market Place
Baltimore, MD 21202

SATURDAY

9 A.M. – 11 A.M.
Everton Supporters’ Kickabout
Latrobe Park
1627 E. Fort Ave.
Baltimore, MD 21230
(This park is located in the Locust Point neighborhood and is about 2 miles from Downtown, so it will require an Uber or Lyft ride for most)

2 P.M. – 6 P.M.
Everton Supporters’ Tailgate/Pregame Party
Gameday Firehouse
1202 Ridgely St.
Baltimore, MD 21230
(Food and alcohol will be available for cash only purchase. All proceeds benefit the Baltimore Firefighters’ Widows and Orphans Fund. Featuring live Toffee TV podcast and live music from special guests.)

Approx 6 P.M.
Everton Supporters’ March to M&T Bank Stadium
Starts at Gameday Firehouse
1202 Ridgely St.
Baltimore, MD 21230

7 P.M.
Everton FC vs. Arsenal FC
M&T Bank Stadium

Approx 9 P.M. – ?????
Postgame Tailgate
Gameday Firehouse
1202 Ridgely St.
Baltimore, MD 21230

SUNDAY

10 A.M. – 2 P.M.
Getaway Day Brunch at Baltimore Toffees Supporters’ Club Bar
RegionAle
2400 Boston St. Suite 120
Baltimore, MD 21224

Getting to M&T Bank Stadium

For driving directions and parking information, check out https://www.baltimoreravens.com/stadium/directions-parking

Baltimore’s Light Rail has a stop right at M&T Bank Stadium – Hamburg Street.  Information can be found https://www.mta.maryland.gov/schedule/lightrail

A Visitors Guide to Baltimore

The following guide has been pulled together by the Baltimore Toffees:

Hello Fellow Toffees and Welcome to Baltimore!
We’re so thrilled to be hosting Everton Football Club and this amazing community of supporters. We’ve worked hard with the club to put together an enjoyable and memorable slate of events. It’s our hope to make each of you feel at home during your visit, whether you’re traveling from abroad or coming from elsewhere in the States, whether you’re in town just for Gameday or are spending a few days around Baltimore.

This guide is meant to serve as an overview of things to do, places to eat and, of course, the best spots to grab a pint. It is by no means a complete list; should you want more details or alternate suggestions, throw up a post on our social media channels – https://www.facebook.com/groups/baltimoretoffees/ or https://twitter.com/BmoreToffees.

Things to Do Around the City

• Walk around Inner Harbor and Harbor East for trendy shopping. More eclectic stores can be found in Fell’s Point, Federal Hill and Mount Vernon.  For a taste of Liverpool, you can also take a tour of the historic boats moored at the Harbor
• Grab a ride on a Water Taxi for easy access to Harbor East, Federal Hill, Fells Point, Locust Point, and Fort McHenry)
• Visit Fort McHenry, now a national monument and public park where Francis Scott Key wrote the Star-Spangled Banner
• Check out the National Aquarium on the east side of the Inner Harbor
• Visit the Maryland Zoo, which is part of Druid Hill Park, the nation’s third oldest park.
• The Maryland Science Center is on the southwest side of Inner Harbor and is a great activity if you’ve got kids.
• One of the best kids’ activities you’ll find is Port Discovery Children’s Museum.
• The B&O Railroad Museum is another great spot if you’ve got train enthusiasts.
• Baseball fans, the Orioles are on the road when Everton is in town, but take a tour of Camden Yards, one of the nicest ballparks in the country. Also check out the Babe Ruth Birthplace Museum to learn more about one of the greatest players of all time who was born in Charm City.
• Speaking of famous Baltimoreans, Edgar Allan Poe used to live in Baltimore and his home is now a museum.
• Art lovers, Baltimore has you covered. We’ve got the Baltimore Museum of Art, the Walters Art Museum, the Reginald F. Lewis Museum of Maryland African American History & Culture, and our personal favorite, the eclectic American Visionary Art Museum.
• For photography buffs and nature lovers, the most picturesque views of the city can be found at Federal Hill Park, which is also a great place to get exercise.
• If you’ve got a car, Annapolis is about 40 minutes south of Baltimore and is well worth a day trip. Maryland’s capital city is home to the oldest continuously operating State House in the country and the U.S. Naval Academy.

Craft Breweries

Craft beer lovers, rejoice! Baltimore and the surrounding suburbs have more than a dozen breweries to choose from. Here’s a few of our favorites:

• Guinness Open Gate Brewery – Located about 10 minutes south of the City in Halethorpe, this is the only place outside Ireland and Africa where the iconic label is brewed. A vast selection of experimental beers are made here (the Irish stout is only brewed in Dublin), which used to be a distillery.
• Checkerspot Brewing – In the shadow of M&T Bank Stadium, this woman-owned brewery churns out consistently good beer and boasts a diverse on-tap menu.
• Diamondback Brewing – Down in Locust Point, Diamondback is known for their clean, crisp lagers and excellent wood-fired pizzas.
• Union Craft Brewing – A little farther away in North Baltimore, Union is one of Baltimore’s first craft breweries to hit it big. There’s always 20+ selections to choose from and they’re located in a former department store warehouse that also houses a coffee roaster, an ice cream factory, a distillery, a winery and more.
• The Brewer’s Art – A brewpub in a historic building with excellent food. Located in Mt. Vernon. Go to the basement bar and try the Resurrection Amber Ale,
• Ministry of Brewing – Located in a restored church on the city’s east side that dates to 1852, this is one of the nation’s most unique breweries.

Restaurants and Bars

You won’t go hungry in Baltimore. Here’s an assortment of restaurants, taverns and late-night venues.

• Downtown/Inner Harbor/Mount Vernon
  • Pickles Pub – 520 Washington Blvd. (American)
  • Mick O’Shea’s – 328 N. Charles St. (Irish)
  • Pratt Street Ale House – 206 W. Pratt St. (American)
  • Leinie Lodge and Beer Garden – 4 Market Place (American)
  • Luckie’s Tavern – 10 Market Place (American)
  • Miss Shirley’s Cafe – 750 E. Pratt St. (Breakfast and Lunch)
  • B&O American Brasserie – 2 N. Charles St. (American)
  • The Prime Rib – 1101 N. Calvert St. (Steak)
  • Blackwall Hitch – 700 E. Pratt St. (Seafood)
  • Kona Grill – 1 E. Pratt St. (American/Asian)
  • Peter’s Pour House – 111 Mercer St. (American)
  • Shake Shack – 400 E. Pratt St. (Fast Casual American)
  • Nalley Fresh – 120 E. Baltimore St. (Salads/Healthy Food)
  • Mason’s Famous Lobster Rolls – 201 E. Pratt St. (Seafood)
  • Tir Na Nog Irish Bar & Grill – 201 E. Pratt St. (Irish)
  • Maiwand Kabob – 40 South St. (Afghan)
  • BricknFire Pizza – 110 S. Eutaw St. (Pizza)
  • Darker Than Blue Grille – 413 N. Charles St. (Southern)

• Federal Hill/Locust Point
  • MaGerk’s Pub and Grill — 1061 S. Charles St. (American)
  • Mother’s Grille – 1113 S. Charles St. (American)
  • Banditos Tacos and Tequila  – 1118 S. Charles St. (Mexican)
  • Delia Foley’s – 1439 S. Charles St. (Irish)
  • Wiley Gunter’s – 823 E. Fort St. (American)
  • Cross Street Market – 1065 S. Charles St. (16 vendors – assorted cuisines) 
  • Pub Dog – 20 E. Cross St. (Pizza)
  • BRD – 1104 S. Charles St. (American/Chicken)
  • Little Havana – 1325 Key Highway (Cuban)
• Canton/Fell’s Point/Little Italy
  • Regionale (Baltimore Toffees Supporters Club Bar) – 2400 Boston St. (Sandwiches/Craft Beer)
  • La Scala Ristorante Italiano – 1012 Eastern Ave. (Italian)
  • Ekiben – 1622 Eastern Ave. (Asian Fusion)
  • Ale Mary’s – 1939 Fleet St. (American)
  • Slainte Irish Pub – 1700 Thames St. (Irish)
  • The Horse You Came In On Saloon – 1626 Thames St.
  • Max’s Taphouse – 733 Broadway (American/Craft Beer Bar)
  • Mahaffey’s Pub – 2706 Dillon St. (American/Craft Beer Bar)
  • Claddagh Pub – 2918 O’Donnell St. (Irish)
  • RYMKS Bar & Grille – 819 E. Pratt St. (Soul Food) 

Places to Eat Crab/Seafood

Baltimore is famous for its fresh crab.  Here are some recommendations:

• Mama’s on the Half Shell – 2901 O’Donnell St. (Canton)
• Bo Brooks – 2780 Lighthouse Point East (Canton)
• Captain James Landing – 2127 Boston St. (Canton)
• Thames Street Oyster House – 1728 Thames St. (Fell’s Point)
• Bertha’s Restauant & Bar – 734 S. Broadway (Fell’s Point)
• Faidley’s Seafood – 203 N. Paca St. (Lexington Market)
• L.P. Steamers – 1100 E. Fort St. (Locust Point)

Nightlife

Baltimore is famous for its fresh crab.  Here are some recommendations:

• PBR Baltimore – 2 Market Place
• Angel’s Rock Bar – 10 Market Place
• Rams Head Live – 20 Market Place
• Tin Roof – 32 Market Place
• Mosaic Nightclub and Lounge – 34 Market Place
• Baltimore Soundstage – 124 Market Place
• Cat’s Eye Pub – 1730 Thames St.
• The 8×10 – 10 E. Cross St.
• The Rockwell – 702 S Broadway

Places to Stay

All of the hotels listed below are in or near downtown Baltimore, and within a 15-20 minute walk or a short Uber/Lyft ride to M&T Bank Stadium.

• Hilton Baltimore Inner Harbor – 401 W. Pratt St.
• Baltimore Marriott Inner Harbor at Camden Yards – 110 S. Eutaw St.
• Hampton Inn Baltimore Downtown Convention Center – 550 Washington Blvd.
• Delta Hotels by Marriott – 1 E. Redwood St. 
• Lord Baltimore Hotel – 20 W. Baltimore St. 
• Hotel RL Baltimore – 207 E. Redwood St.
• Hotel Indigo – 24 W Franklin St.
• Baltimore Marriott Waterfront – 700 Aliceanna St.
• Royal Sonesta Harbor Court – 550 Light St.
• Kimpton Hotel Monaco – 2 N. Charles St.
• Hyatt Regency – 300 Light St.
• Renaissance Baltimore Harborplace Hotel – 202 E. Pratt St.
• Revival Baltimore – 101 W. Monument St.
• Hampton Inn and Suites – 131 E. Redwood St.
• Comfort Inn and Suites – 120 E. Lombard St.
• Pier 5 Hotel – 711 Eastern Ave.
• Home2Suites by Hilton – 8 E. Pleasant St. 
• Sheraton Inner Harbor Hotel – 300 S. Charles St.
• SpringHill Suites by Marriott – 120 E. Redwood St.
• Residence Inn by Marriott – 17 Light St.
• Candlewood Suites Baltimore – 101 N. Charles St.
• Fairfield Inn & Suites by Marriott – 101 S. President St.
• Staybridge Suites Baltimore – 17 Commerce St.
• Springhill Suites by Marriott – 100 N. Eutaw St.