Rangers named as having 'best food and drink' on offer
Described as the 'go-to platform for independent hospitality reviews', The Padded Seat visited the famous Glasgow club in December 2024.
The review platform revealed it was left impressed with its 'quality of food and drink on offer'. Due to this, the Gers were crowned the third-best sports club for their food and drink offerings.
As part of the awards, every nomination and winner has been judged against four key pillars. These are: staff and service, food and drink, VIP features, and value for money.
Here is The Padded Seats' current 'best food and drink award shortlist and winners (in order):
Blackburn Rovers
Leeds United
Rangers FC
Kyle Mattison, founder of The Padded Seat, said: "We wanted to celebrate the venues that genuinely delivered - whether that's through amazing service, unique ideas or features, or just getting the fundamentals absolutely spot on."
Further winners of the awards will be revealed across The Padded Seats website and social media channels.
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