Food and drink
Eat, drink, and stay for the evening
The Tero bar and the village food stands keep the day going, Teroir looks after hospitality, and Belgian street food takes over the rooftop.
Where to eat
Three settings, one week
01
Padel Village
The Tero bar and food stands in the free-access part of the site, open from the first match until the evening.
- Tero bar
- Food stands
- Open to everyone, no Central Court ticket needed
02
Hospitality
Open bar, walking dinner and gourmet service by Teroir, in the Maison de la Poste next to the Central Court.
- Catering by Teroir
- Open bar
- For hospitality guests
03
Private Rooftop
Belgian street food, open bar and live match screenings on the rooftop above the Padel Village, for 50 to 100 guests.
- Belgian street food
- Open bar
- Live match screening
Drink vouchers
- Drink vouchers can be bought at the time of booking.
- The amount you choose is loaded on a card handed to you on site during the tournament.
- The card works in the bars of the site. Keep it with you: it is not nominative and is not replaced if lost.
Page updated 21 October 2026
Practical
Food is not allowed inside, water is
For security reasons, food and drinks are not allowed inside the site: bags are inspected at the entrance. Reusable water bottles can be filled on site.
Food and drink service follows the session times, which are published with the 2027 ticketing launch. The village stays open between sessions, so you can eat without leaving the site.
Hospitality, with Teroir in the kitchen
The Hospitality Lounge and the VIP Boxes include catering by Teroir and an open bar.