One thing that's worth noting is that unlike some other tennis venues, you can't take any of your own meals into the stadium - you gotta buy what's inside! Bottles are permitted, but the caps must be removed at the door. In recent years the catering has been done by an American company, so you're looking at burgers, pizza, hot dogs and beer, rather than tapas and wine.That said, the food is much less important than the tennis! It's reasonably priced and should keep you full until you can escape to a nice restaurant in Madrid after the day's action, so not too big a deal.

The venue is well equipped and you will find whatever you need during the game. There is a food area with many bars and places to eat and drink. These stands offer sandwiches, sweets, pizza or even ice cream! Go to Set Ball Café, a restaurant on the -2nd floor where you can relax and have fun with your friends before the game. Unfortunately prices are not very friendly here!