St Leger 2026: This is what you'll pay as food and drink prices revealed

This is how much a drink will set you back at the 2026 St Leger

Heading to Doncaster’s historic 250th St Leger meeting this week?

We’ve taken a look at food and drink prices across the festival so you know exactly what to budget before heading to the bar or grabbing a bite to eat.

Food and drink prices for the St Leger have been revealed.placeholder image
Food and drink prices for the St Leger have been revealed. | Iconic

Whether you’re after a pint of lager, a spritz in the sunshine or a quick shot between races, prices are broadly the same across the course’s main bars.

A pint of Carlsberg is £7.10 - or £13.50 for a two pinter, while Kronenbourg is priced at £7.75 or £14.50 if you double up.

Somersby Cider is £7.20 (two pints £13.50) and Guinness comes in at £7.90 or £15 for two pints.

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These are some of the bar prices at the 2026 St Leger. | Iconic

Spritz and mixer cans - including AU Vodka and Hooch - are priced at £7.50 while wine cans are £8.

A bottle of wine comes in at £32 and £40 for prosecco - and if you want to push the boat out and celebrate your wins with some champers, prices range between £49 to a whopping £280 for a bottle of Dom Perignon.

And a soft drink - ie a can of Pepsi Max is £3.50 while water is on sale at £2.80.

When it comes to food, there are plenty of options in the food court to pick from.

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If you are feeling flush, you could fork out £280 for a bottle of champagne. | Iconic

Jacket potatoes at Best Spuddies are priced at £6 + £1 for hot and cold fillings, while you can also get a portion of potato wedges for £5.95.

Fancy a pizza? Head to Donna Italia where you can get a margherita pizza for £13.50 or a pepperoni version for £14.50.

At Chick ‘N’ Mix you can get a nine piece chicken meal - three wings, three nuggets, three strips - for £9.95 while at Piglet’s Pantry, its the same price for pies, which include ale and mushroom and chicken, gammon and leek, served with gravy and mushy peas.

You can pick up a sandwich for £4.50, salads at £4.75 while hot drinks range from a latte at £3.40, cappucino, also at £3.40 and tea at £2.50.

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