Hospitality & Dining at Beverley

Who it suits

• A celebration or business day when you want a meal, a dedicated table and a place to return between races.
• Groups who want a private balcony suite, their own host and screen coverage while still being able to explore the enclosures.
• Smaller parties who would rather book a shared Dine & View table than hire a private suite.

Ticket prices

These are published 2026 per-person rates, not 2027 prices. Attraction Restaurant and Paddock Club rates include VAT; private-box, Dine & View and marquee prices are stated plus VAT. Package extras such as drinks can cost more. Cleverly’s Bistro is a separately reserved meal inside Grandstand & Paddock; it asks for a £15 per-person deposit, credited against the final bill.

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Where your ticket takes you

• Attraction Restaurant is on the first floor of the Premier stand. Its package includes a Premier badge, three-course meal, racecard, a reserved table for the day and access to its balcony.
• Paddock Club is served in the Paddock Bar. Its 2026 badge gives Premier access; the package includes a welcome drink, canapés, a two-course grazing lunch, dessert, private Tote and toilet facilities, and a reserved table until after the second race.
• The racecourse hospitality suites include badges for Premier and Grandstand & Paddock, plus a private balcony and television coverage. The brochure says suites can host parties of 10 to 250 guests.
• Dine & View is a shared private room with a reserved table and Premier badge. The linked booking agent lists groups of up to 12 and says the badge includes admission access.
• The Ladies Day and Summer marquees have private catering, bar and toilet facilities. Their published package pages describe Premier admission; the Ladies Day marquee also has a private garden.

Not included

• Drinks are not generally included beyond any arrival drink or package specifically listed. Optional drinks packages are charged separately.
• The Cleverly’s Bistro deposit is not the cost of a meal; it is deducted from the bill on the day, and the menu price is not listed on the course hospitality page.
• The package itself does not reserve a particular balcony or table unless the booking confirms that option; a window table at the Attraction Restaurant costs an extra £10 per person.

The view

Most hospitality rooms sit above the public crowd and look out over the track and Westwood. The Attraction Restaurant has a balcony overlooking the course; private boxes and suites have their own balconies, and the trackside marquees offer views close to the racing. The hospitality brochure says suite guests can watch the race coverage on flat-screen televisions while dining. Badges also let guests go outside into the included public enclosures, where they can see the paddock and watch from the grandstand or lawns.

Food and drink

Each package has its own meal format, from a casual grazing lunch to a full restaurant menu.

Facilities

Dress code

Beverley’s Premier Enclosure is the smartest public area, so dress neatly if your package gives you Premier access. Its guidance allows tailored shorts and T-shirts but bars sportswear and fancy dress except on the themed 70s racenight. The linked private-box hospitality information asks for smart casual clothing, a collared shirt for men, and no sportswear, T-shirts or shorts. Smart, clean jeans and trainers are accepted there. For a package with a stricter room rule, follow that rule as well as the enclosure guidance.

Getting in

Book the package before race day and use the named hospitality entrance or reception instructions on your badge. Package badges may allow access to more than one enclosure; the 2026 brochure says its suite badges admit guests to Premier and Grandstand & Paddock, while the Dine & View package specifically includes a Premier badge. The Attraction Restaurant is upstairs in the Premier stand; Paddock Club uses the Paddock Bar. Race times and opening hours depend on the fixture, and Beverley has not published 2027 gate times yet. Hospitality pages do not set out a general bag-size limit.

Accessibility

The Premier entrance is step free, with a lift to the first and second floors and accessible toilets on the ground and second floors; the lift gives access to the Attraction Restaurant. A tarmac path reaches the 1690 Terrace and bars. In the Grandstand & Paddock area there is lift access to the first-floor Paddock Bar, while the racecourse says Cleverly’s Bistro and the second floor have no lift. Accessible toilets are available in all enclosures. A companion is admitted free; book with your ticket online or by phone. The hospitality pages do not describe step-free access room by room, so call 01482 867488 or email hello@beverley-racecourse.co.uk to discuss a particular package.

Full accessibility guide for Beverley

Children and families

Under-18s are admitted free with an adult on most fixtures, but Premier requires a paid junior ticket for 5–17-year-olds on Saturdays and Ladies Day. Dine & View lists 2026 child rates of £50 plus VAT for ages 4–10 and 75% of the relevant adult price for ages 11–17. The other hospitality pages do not give child meal prices; ask the racecourse before booking a child into those packages. Children under 18 must be accompanied by a paying adult in Premier.

Tips

• Choose the room before comparing prices: Attraction Restaurant is a reserved table for the whole meeting, while the Paddock Club table is reserved only until after the second race.
• Read the VAT wording carefully. Attraction Restaurant and Paddock Club prices include VAT; several third-party package pages quote prices plus VAT.
• For a window seat at the Attraction Restaurant, the 2026 supplement was £10 per person; places are limited.
• Tell the catering team about allergies or dietary requirements before booking. Beverley asks hospitality guests to notify the organiser in advance.
• If anyone in your group needs step-free access, ask which room is included before paying. Some Grandstand facilities have no lift.

Upgrading

The Attraction Restaurant offers a limited window-table upgrade for £10 per person in 2026. The racecourse also says visitors may book an existing public ticket into a hospitality package before the meeting, subject to availability; contact the office or the named booking partner.

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