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The countdown is on to this year’s Cheltenham Festival race week, 14 - 17 March. Our guide below provides all the details of where you can eat, drink, park your car and celebrate at the various Cheltenham Trust venues... Pittville Pump Room and Heritage Deco café, the Prince of Wales Stadium & Sports Bar and the Garden Bar Orangery in Imperial Gardens.
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Pittville Pump Room and The Shamrock Irish Bar
The Heritage Café will be transformed into an Irish bar for race week. Enjoy a hearty buffet style full English breakfast plus pastries and free tea/filter coffee for £15 in the splendour of Pittville Pump Room, from 9am to 2pm daily. Sausage/bacon baps are also available for £7. After a day’s racing, from 5pm, drinks and hot snacks will be served in the Heritage Bar until 8pm, with free live music every evening.
Tuesday 14 March: The Rhythm Slingers, 6pm to 8pm
Wednesday 15 March (Ladies’ Day): Two Beatles, 6pm to 9pm
Thursday 16 March: Jon Clare, 6pm to 8pm
Friday 17 March (St Patrick’s Day): Hetty Pegler’s Tump ceilidh band, 6pm to 8.30pm
Garden Bar Orangery
The Garden Bar Orangery in Imperial Gardens will be serving full restaurant style English breakfasts with a pint of Guinness for £18, 9am to 1pm. Sausage/bacon baps are also available for £6. Join us after a day’s racing from 5pm for drinks and a selection of tasty street food, with free live music every evening.
Tuesday 14 March: Isaac Heeks, 7pm to 9pm
Wednesday 15 March (Ladies’ Day): Peter Gill, 7pm to 9pm
Thursday 16 March: Hear the Spheres, 7pm to 9pm
Friday 17 March (St Patrick’s Day): David Matthews Rock Duo, 7pm to 9pm
Book your Race Week parking
Pre-book your race day parking at the Prince of Wales Stadium, £15 for cars and £25 for mini buses/coaches in advance. Click here to book.
On the day parking, £20 for cars and £30 for mini buses/coaches.
Prince of Wales Sports and Events Bar
Serving buffet style full English breakfast and a pint of Guinness for £15 from 9am to 1pm, and street food and drinks from 5pm, with free live music every evening. Sausage/bacon baps are also available for £6.
The bar is conveniently placed for the racecourse, offering the closest race day parking to the course, parking is now open for pre-booking, £15 for cars and £25 for mini buses and coaches in advance, £20 for cars and £30 for mini buses and coaches on the day.
Tuesday 14 March: Jack Taylor Duo, 6pm to 8pm
Wednesday 15 March (Ladies’ Day): Jon Clare, 6pm to 8pm
Thursday 16 March: Isaac Heeks, 6pm to 8pm
Friday 17 March (St Patrick’s Day): Hear the Spheres, 6pm to 8pm
To plan your stay in Cheltenham during Race Week check out our helpful guides:
Where to Stay in Cheltenham | Restaurants & Bars in Cheltenham | Shops in Cheltenham | Things To Do in Cheltenham | What's On in Cheltenham | Weekend in Cheltenham
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The Heritage Café at Pittville Pump Room is open daily. Located within a spectacular grade one listed historic building. A popular spot for locals and visitors to enjoy delicious refreshments whilst soaking in the beautiful surroundings of Pittville Park and Lake.
The Garden Bar, Orangery and Skillicorne Garden are located in Imperial Gardens, alongside Cheltenham Town Hall, a popular place to hang out with family and friends in all weathers. The stylish Garden Bar Orangery is an elegant place to dine with uninterrupted views over Imperial Gardens, exterior decking for sunny days and signature orange tree.
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