Castle Grove Mother’s Day Lunch -  Sunday April 3rd 12.30pm Castle Grove and CGC Event Caterers are pleased to offer you Mother’s Day Lunch at one of the most sought after venues in Leeds. On Sunday April 3rd we’ll prepare a superb three course meal for your party for just £16.50 per person. Set in [...]

Dine at the famous York Racecourse on Mother’s Day, Sunday 3rd April and every mum in your party will receive a complimentary raceday ticket to the Grandstand and Paddock*. A delicious three course carvery for just £21.95 Under 12’s £11.95 For more information or to book call 01904 638 971 or email events@yorkracecoursehospitality.co.uk Free entry [...]

For over 10 years CGC Event Caterers has provided Christmas lunch for homeless and dispossessed people at the St George’s Crypt in Leeds and this year will be no different. On Boxing Day, roast turkey, stuffing, potatoes and gravy will be donated to staff at the Crypt to be distributed to up to 200 homeless [...]

CGC are pleased to announce that one of the many racecourses at which we are the in-house caterers has won the ‘Best Small Racecourse in the North’ award as voted for by The Racegoers Club. Wetherby Racecourse wrestled the award back from 2009 winners Ripon while York Racecourse finished runner up in the overall ‘Racecourse [...]

CGC has scooped its second award in two months by winning the Tourism & Hospitality Business of the Year award at the prestigious Press Business Awards that were held at York Racecourse last week. In its guise of York Racing Hospitality, CGC fought off stiff competition from Superbreak Mini Holidays and The Grange Hotel to [...]

The racecourse has won the first National Award for Overall Excellence in Racecourse Catering, in a competition sponsored by champagne producer Piper Heidsieck.

As 4,000 hungry Girl Guides arrived at Harewood House for their Centenary Celebrations, it quickly became clear the famous Girl Guide “Campfire Cookbook” recipes wouldn’t scale up to 8,400 pancakes.

York’s Royal Opera House set designer and artist Caitlin Jones created a 16 ft mural of a horse and jockey made from locally produced food that went on display during the four-day festival.