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The Sunloch Restaurant is a highly sought-after facility perfect for those wishing to socialize in a more traditional setting with a vibrant atmosphere. A delicious four-course meal is served as well as a traditional cream tea which is sure to impress.
Thanks to its position on course, the stand comes with an attractive balcony overlooking the Pre-Parade Ring and Winners Enclosure, alongside trackside viewing to the front of the facility.
This facility also boasts additional restaurant entertainment and conveniently has private tote betting facilities for you and your guests.
Location | Lord Sefton Stand (1st Floor) |
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Capacity | 500 Guests |
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Admission | Premier Course Admission |
Drinks | Complimentary Bar (Beers, Wines, Spirits & Soft Drinks) |
Parking | 1 per 4 Guests |
Price Guide | £515 to £785 |
Price Rating | £££ |
Lord Sefton Stand (1st Floor)
Two Balconies (Racecourse & Winners Enclosure)
Premier Course Admission
1 per 4 Guests
10 to 12 Guests
4-Course Meal
Traditional Cream Tea
TV Racing Coverage
Official Racecard
Our in-depth article will tell you everything you need to know.
×The Sunloch Restaurant offers a vibrant atmosphere in a large facility that accommodates 500 guests. The suite is named after the last winner before World War I, the 1914 Grand National winner, it is a popular facility. The Restaurant package is only available on Friday & Saturday of the Grand National Meeting, on Thursday, it becomes the Sunloch Club, which offers a more basic package.
The Sunloch Restaurant is situated on the First Floor of the Lord Sefton Stand, two floors below the Corbiere Suite. From this location, you can view the horses as they start the Grand National course as well as enjoy a head-on view of the finishing straight and winning post.
This is a standard function suite with dining on round tables. The balcony stretches the full length of the suite overlooking the start/finish area of the course. There is also a small balcony to the rear of the suite, which overlooks the Parade Ring area.
Private tables are available for 10-12 guests. Smaller groups will need to share a table. Unusually the minimum booking size for this facility is four guests.
Premier Course Admission is included.
You will enjoy a plated 4-course luncheon, followed by Cream Tea.
There is a complimentary bar, including beers, wine, spirits, and soft drinks. Please note that Champagne is an extra cost,
Service throughout is left to the waiting staff. There is not a hostess service.
There is no guest tipster included in this facility.
There are ample TV monitors (if rather small) positioned in an elevated location around the suite.
Steeplechase car park passes are included on a 1:4 basis. The car park is situated in the centre of the racecourse, so it is a little walk across the course to access the Grandstands.
A Racecard is included, and there are Tote betting facilities available.
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Total | 68/100 |
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There is no official dress code at Aintree Racecourse, although smart is preferable. Hats are optional but frequently worn. Sports clothes and fancy dresses are not permitted for the Grand National meeting.
GPS users can get to Aintree Racecourse using the postcode L9 5AS, then follow signs for parking. If arriving by train, the closest station is Aintree Station, directly opposite the racecourse.