The Philadelphia Union announced Monday the creation of “Union Yards,” a 7,000 square-foot brew hall, along with a 32,500 square-foot tailgate zone that will be open to fans before and after games.

The space will have a full bar. It is set to open April 27, writes Gustav Elvin for The Philadelphia Inquirer.

“When people think about coming to a Philadelphia Union match, they think about the energy and incredible atmosphere,” said Union president Tim McDermott. “With Union Yards, we will extend that energy well before and after kick for fans to gather and celebrate, right alongside our supporters.

McDermott said he is confident Union Yards will become a fan-favorite pre-game destination.

A wall will display cleats signed by current and former Union players.

The brew hall bar will have 20 beers on tap, along with wine, liquor, and soft drinks.

The indoor space will also have 10 big-screen TVs and several rows of tables for seating.

“The Boot Room” is a space that people can book for private events. 

Outside, there will be space to tailgate with food, games, live entertainment, and fire pits.

Read more about these fan-optimized spaces opening this month near Subaru Park in The Philadelphia Inquirer.