Sutton Utd has brought back its two-course hospitality menu for the 2026-27 season, replacing the previous three-course option, and fans can now book for the first five Saturday league home games. The club confirmed the return after listening to supporter feedback, with prices adjusted to reflect rising costs while keeping quality high.
What’s changed with the menu?
The two-course package now costs £33 for season ticket holders, £39 for non-season ticket holders, and £63 if you add a match ticket. Kids under 14 pay £23 or £30 with a match ticket. The club insists the food quality has improved despite the price increases, with Chef Rob’s revamped dishes leading the charge.
Sutton Utd sits 19th in the England National League with 47 points from 46 games, 61 points behind York, and has conceded 79 goals while scoring 59. Their recent form is a brutal five losses in a row, including a 1-0 defeat at Boreham Wood on 25 April 2026.
Why this matters for Sutton Utd fans
The club called the shift a direct response to months of fan input. Prices have climbed across the board for food and matchday operations, but Sutton Utd says the new menu delivers better value than ever. Season ticket holders still get the cheapest deal, a move aimed at rewarding loyalty while keeping hospitality accessible.
Every fan booking for the season opener gets a free drink-Amstel, Fosters, or a medium glass of wine-as a thank-you for sticking with the club. The hospitality suite also includes front-row seats for a first-team manager interview and a raffle draw.
Matchday experience: what’s included
Beyond the two courses, the experience includes great company, warm welcomes, and prime seats to soak up pre-match insights. The club’s hospitality team wants fans to treat it as a relaxed way to catch up before kick-off, whether they’re regulars or trying it for the first time this season.
Sutton Utd’s hospitality is now open for booking, with the season opener the best chance to claim that free drink. The club hopes the return of the two-course menu will bring fans back to the table-and back to Broadfield Stadium-ready to support the team through another tough National League campaign.
