The Japan Airlines Lounge sits on Level 3 of Anfield's Main Stand, with your seat below in the Lower Tier at Block L14, next to the Directors' Box. Three courses before kick-off, then complimentary beer, house wine and soft drinks through the day. A former LFC or LFCW player calls in, and there's a matchday gift waiting. In through Main Stand Reception from three hours before kick-off, doors open until an hour after the whistle.

Dinner, inclusive drinks and a seat beside the Directors' Box; your guests sit where the club seats its own.

Block L14 in the Main Stand Lower Tier sits beside the Directors' Box, about as close to the club's own seats as a matchday ticket gets.

Champagne on arrival, a four-course matchday menu and a complimentary full bar. The lounge sits on the first floor of the Anfield Road Stand with views over the pitch, and your seat is in the Middle Tier at Block AM4 or AM5. A former LFC or LFCW player drops in, there's a matchday gift, and refreshments run at half-time and full time. Doors open three hours before kick-off and stay open an hour after.

Champagne on arrival, four courses and a full complimentary bar mean the food and drink carry the occasion; you just bring the guests.

Champagne on arrival and a complimentary full bar go beyond the usual beer-and-wine package, with a four-course menu and half-time and full-time refreshments built in.

The Boot Room Restaurant sits at the Kop end of the stadium, first floor, next door to The Liverpool FC Story, and your match ticket gets you into the museum before kick-off. You'll eat a three-course set matchday menu, then head to your seat in the Anfield Road Stand Upper Tier, Block AU4. The bar is a pay bar, cashless, open before the game and for an hour after, with tea, coffee and refreshments back in the restaurant at full time. A former LFC or LFCW player comes round during the day.

Museum entry, a set three-course menu and a former player on the rounds make it a full afternoon of club history rather than a dash to your seat.

The restaurant sits on the first floor at the Kop end, beside the club museum, and your match ticket doubles as pre-match museum entry.

Forever Reds runs on street food and sports-bar energy, on the ground floor of the Sir Kenny Dalglish Stand. Complimentary street food before the game, tea and coffee through the day and one drink at half-time; everything else is a cashless pay bar. Your seat's in the Sir Kenny Dalglish Stand Lower Tier wing, blocks KG, KP or KN. It fills up fast on matchdays, and a former LFC or LFCW player calls in.

Street food, tea and coffee through the day and a half-time drink cover the essentials, with a pay bar for the rest. Come for the football, not the tablecloths.

You're in the Sir Kenny Dalglish Stand from door to seat: lounge on the ground floor, match seat in the Lower Tier wing at blocks KG, KP and KN.

The Isla Gladstone is a Grade II listed Victorian conservatory in Stanley Park, a short walk from Anfield. Your hospitality happens here, not at the ground: a reception drink, then a three-course set matchday menu served on arrival, with the venue open from three and a half hours before kick-off. Service ends 30 minutes before the game, and you walk across the park to your seat in the Anfield Road Stand Upper Tier.

You eat in a listed conservatory in Stanley Park while the concourses fill up, then walk over for kick-off. The calmest route into a full Anfield.

Pre-match dining in a Victorian glasshouse a short walk from the ground; hospitality ends 30 minutes before kick-off and you stroll across the park to your seat.

The Sandon on Oakfield Road is where Liverpool FC was founded in 1892, and it still does matchdays. Your hospitality is at the pub, not the stadium: a reception drink and food served from arrival, with doors open three and a half hours before kick-off. Service wraps 30 minutes before the game, then it's a short walk to your seat in the Anfield Road Stand Upper Tier.

A reception drink and food in the pub where the club was founded, then the walk to the ground with the crowd.

Liverpool FC was formed at The Sandon in 1892; you drink where it started, then take your seat in the Anfield Road Stand Upper Tier.