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Eat with the pitch in full view at Number 7 Restaurant, a family-friendly dining room at Celtic Park. Book a window table, catch Hoopy the Huddle Hound on Sundays, and enjoy a seasonal menu with stadium-side atmosphere.
Eat with the pitch in full view at Number 7 Restaurant, a family-friendly dining room at Celtic Park. Book a window table, catch Hoopy the Huddle Hound on Sundays, and enjoy a seasonal menu with stadium-side atmosphere.
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Perched along the south-west edge of Celtic Park in Glasgow, Number 7 Restaurant offers more than a meal—it’s a front-row seat to a living sports ground. Located at the Kerrydale/ Number 7 entrance, the restaurant looks directly onto the Paradise pitch, turning lunchtime or an early-evening booking into a stadium experience without the ticket queue. Whether you arrive for a family lunch, a midweek dinner or to watch Celtic away matches on the big screens, the space blends seasonal cooking with open views and lively atmosphere.
Following an extensive refurbishment for Season 2026/27, Number 7 has been redesigned for comfort and sightlines; tables are allocated in advance so request a window when you book if a pitch view is essential. The menu is intentionally seasonal and family-minded: small plates and mains rotate with local produce and include gluten-free, vegan and vegetarian options on request. The kitchen aims to accommodate common allergens, though guests with severe allergies are advised to assess risk and speak with staff before ordering.
Practically speaking, the restaurant operates on a compact schedule. It opens at 4:00pm on Fridays with last bookings at 6:00pm; Saturdays from 12:30pm with last bookings at 7:00pm; and Sundays from 12:30pm with last bookings at 5:00pm. Bookings are generally kept to a two-hour table window, and larger parties may be split across tables; groups of 15 or more will need pre-ordered menus. The team recommends adding a note at checkout to request a window table, though allocations are handled in advance and cannot be guaranteed.
What makes Number 7 special is the mix of everyday community and matchday ritual. On Sundays Hoopy the Huddle Hound visits to greet younger diners, turning an ordinary meal into a memory for fans and families. The restaurant’s proximity to the ground and its view over the Paradise pitch let supporters follow play and soak in the scale of the stadium even when the team is away.
For visitors staying in Glasgow, Number 7 is an accessible stop before or after exploring the city’s east end: take the East End walkways, pop into the club museum or scout local bakeries for a post-meal coffee. Whether you’re marking a win, sharing a family outing, or simply chasing a table with a view, Number 7 Restaurant is a practical, fun way to eat inside one of Scotland’s most atmospheric football grounds. Getting there is straightforward: Number 7 is reachable by local buses and a short walk from nearby rail stops, and the Kerrydale/ Number 7 entrance is the meeting point for arrivals. Reserve in advance for peak times—match weekends and Saturday evenings book out quickly—and note that window tables and pitch views are most reliable during daylight hours regularly.
Yes—add a note during checkout to request a window. Tables are allocated in advance by the restaurant team and views cannot be guaranteed.
Hoopy visits on Sundays to meet guests and add a family-friendly element to the service.
Tables are typically allocated for two hours from your arrival time; guests are asked to return the table after that period.
Menus can be adapted for common needs including gluten-free, vegan and vegetarian options—inform your server and note severe allergies may still carry risk.
Fridays open at 4:00pm (last booking 6:00pm); Saturdays open 12:30pm (last booking 7:00pm); Sundays open 12:30pm (last booking 5:00pm).
Bookings of six or more may be split over more than one table and groups of 15+ will require a pre-ordered menu one week in advance.
Celtic Park Events operates visitor experiences at Celtic Park in Glasgow, Scotland. The organisation offers guided stadium tours that take visitors onto the pitch, through the dressing rooms, and down the player tunnel, plus a combined Celtic Park Tour & Dine package that pairs a behind-the-scenes tour with a three-course meal in the venue’s Number Seven Restaurant. Number Seven Restaurant provides seasonal, family-friendly dining with panoramic views of the pitch and regular Sunday activities that include appearances by Hoopy the Huddle Hound. Seasonal and special-date events such as the Number Seven Restaurant - Christmas Eve dinner offer festive dining set against the stadium backdrop. Celtic Park Events focuses on delivering clear, venue-based experiences for fans and visitors of all ages. Tours follow established on-site routes to key stadium areas and the Tour & Dine option combines stadium access with a sit-down meal overlooking the pitch. Visitors can choose from four distinct experiences: the Celtic Park Stadium Tour, Celtic Park Tour & Dine, dining at Number Seven Restaurant, and seasonal events like the Christmas Eve dinner. All experiences take place at Celtic Park in Glasgow. Celtic Park Events provides factual itineraries and event descriptions so visitors understand what each tour and dining option includes before booking. Booking information, opening times and accessibility details are provided on the event listings and venue pages to help visitors plan visits.
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