Restaurant

1707 Restaurant at Warwick

The 1707 is Warwick’s flagship race-day restaurant on the second floor of the Main Grandstand. Its 2026 package includes three-course à la carte dining, an arrival drink, tea and coffee, a private table and a balcony overlooking the winning post.

Photo: Philip Halling, CC BY-SA 2.0, cropped

Tickets from£145 per person (2026 selected dates)
Dress codeRelaxed smart; no formal code
Parade RingParade Ring visible from the course
EntranceMain Entrance; second-floor restaurant

Who it suits

Ticket prices

1707 Restaurant package, 2026
Fixture1707 Restaurant
3 November 2026Alder Demain Akers Stan Mellor Chase Day£145
19 November 2026Breeders’ Day£145
10 December 2026Eventmasters Christmas at the Races£145

Official online booking price for listed 2026 fixtures; package is paid in advance.

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Where your ticket takes you

Not included

The view

The 1707 occupies the second floor of the Main Grandstand and looks over the Winning Post. It has a glass front and a private balcony overlooking the finish. Warwick lists a private table for the day, along with course views from the room. The balcony is shared by guests; the page does not promise a particular table or balcony spot.

Food and drink

The listed package includes a three-course à la carte menu, an arrival drink and tea and coffee after the meal. The fixture menu may vary. Contact Warwick in advance about dietary requirements or allergies.

Three-course à la carte

The 2026 package lists a three-course à la carte menu.

Arrival drink

An arrival drink is included in the advertised restaurant offer.

Tea and coffee

Tea and coffee are served after the meal.

Bar and betting

The restaurant booking includes bar and betting facilities, an official racecard and a racing tipster talk.

Facilities

Betting

The Tote and on-course bookmakers operate at Warwick. Cash is accepted for betting; Tote positions also accept debit cards and mobile wallet payments, but not credit cards.

Toilets

Accessible toilets are listed in the Grandstand, by Dukes Bar, by Marquee Bar near the Parade Ring, and in the 1707, Paddock Suites and Owners & Trainers Bar.

Wi-fi and cash

Main Enclosure guides list Wi-fi. There are no cash machines on the course, so bring cash if you plan to use bookmakers or other cash-only services.

Private table

The package includes a private table for the day.

Lift access

Warwick lists an accessible toilet in the 1707 and raised viewing facilities in the main grandstand.

Dress code

Warwick has no formal dress code. The Jockey Club’s guidance is to dress in what feels comfortable; clean trainers, jeans, dresses and suits are all in keeping with its advice. Team sports kit is discouraged, and fancy dress must not be offensive. Much of the course is open air, so bring layers or a brolly if the forecast calls for them.

Getting in

General admission and hospitality visitors enter at the Main Entrance beside Bread and Meat Close; stewards direct cars to parking in the centre of the course. Gates and facilities normally open two hours before the first race. For example, the published New Year’s Eve 2026 card gives gates at 10:20am and the first race at 12:20pm; times differ by fixture. Tickets are emailed and can be shown on a phone, printed or added to The Jockey Club app. Walk-up tickets are offered only if the meeting has not sold out, and gate purchases are card only.

Accessibility

Warwick has allocated accessible parking by the Main Entrance on Bread and Meat Close; show a Blue Badge to the steward. Raised viewing platforms are adjacent to the Parade Ring, in the Main Enclosure and trackside in the Course Enclosure. Wheelchair viewing platforms are also provided on both levels of the main grandstand; bars, catering facilities and accessible toilets are listed on the venue accessibility page. A complimentary personal assistant ticket requires advance application: call when buying your ticket, then send evidence of DLA, AA, PIP, AFIP or registered blind status with matching photo ID at least five days before the event. A Blue Badge alone is not proof and passes are not issued on the day.

Full accessibility guide for Warwick

Children and families

Under-18s have free admission at Warwick fixtures. Each must attend with a parent or responsible adult aged 21 or over, with no more than three under-18s per adult. Children aged 15 or younger must stay with their adult throughout the visit; 16- and 17-year-olds may move around the venue but their responsible adult must remain on site. A child’s admission is separate from the cost of hospitality food or a reserved restaurant table.

Tips

Questions people ask

How much does the 1707 Restaurant cost?

Warwick listed the online package at £145 for 3 November, 19 November and 10 December 2026.

What food is included?

The listed package includes a three-course à la carte meal, an arrival drink and tea or coffee after the meal.

Where is the restaurant?

It is on the second floor of the Main Grandstand, overlooking the Winning Post, with a glass frontage and private balcony.

Does the price include a table?

Yes. Warwick lists a private table for the day with the 1707 package.

Can I ask for dietary adjustments?

The racecourse asks guests with dietary requirements or allergies to contact it ahead of the visit.

Other enclosures at Warwick

General admissionMain EnclosureWarwick’s regular public ticket gives access to the covered grandstand, finish-line views, the Parade and pre-parade Rings, betting and public food and drink. It is the full public racecourse experience on ordinary racedays.Seasonal partyCourse Enclosure (New Year’s Eve only)Warwick opens its separate Course Enclosure for its New Year’s Eve raceday. This infield party ticket has a covered marquee, outdoor finish-line grandstand and live music, but it is deliberately separate from the Main Enclosure.Restaurant marqueePaddock PavilionThe Paddock Pavilion is a marquee restaurant with views of the Parade Ring, offered on selected racedays. Its published package lists a private table, a two-course meal and hospitality admission; the racecourse page currently says the experience is sold out across fixtures.New Year’s Eve diningPaddock View RestaurantPaddock View is a New Year’s Eve restaurant on the first floor of Warwick’s Paddock Suites. Its official hospitality page describes a four-course set meal, a private balcony overlooking the Paddock and Final Flight, and shared hospitality extras for the fixture.Premium suiteKingmaker SuiteThe Kingmaker Suite sits on the top floor of the Main Grandstand, with a private balcony over the final furlong. Warwick advertises a six-course VIP dining offer and a separate Bubbly Brunch in the same suite; both offers are currently marked sold out for all fixtures.Private hospitalityPrivate BoxesWarwick sells course-facing private boxes for groups, with a private balcony, dedicated hospitality host and food service. The Classic package is listed from £155 per person including VAT; its two-course meal can be served at the table or as a buffet.

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