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Located in the South Stand the Criterion Bar has a relaxed and informal atmosphere. Perfect for networking, receptions and work socials.
The “Criterion” name refers to the Criterion Cafe, where the club was founded in 1902. The Criterion benefits from a private bar, natural light and modern décor with comfortable seating throughout the room.
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Up to 120
Pitch View
Inspired by the history of Norwich City Football Club this premium room is situated in the South Stand. Popular for its spectacular pitch and skyline views, this space has it all. Suitable for weddings, parties and conferences particularly those that need breakout spaces.
Up to 16
Pitch View
Located in the South Stand, our premium pitch view executive boxes are ideal for meetings, breakout spaces or private dining. The rooms are conveniently located adjacent to the main car park with entry and a welcome via main reception.
Up to 80
The Ambassadors Lounge is located in the City Stand. A versatile room with an exclusive entrance and a ground level reception area. You’ll receive a warm welcome and have a chance to view our club trophy cabinet, adding a touch of club history to any event. This space benefits from adjoining breakout rooms throughout the city stand.
At Carrow Road we produce high quality and delicious food for everyone to enjoy. Whether you’re looking for a light lunch for 10 guests or a three-course banquet for 300, our specially designed menus can be tailored to your taste.
In the heart of the city, Carrow Road is a premium venue with multi-purpose spaces varying in size with stunning pitch views, guaranteed to be an event highlight.
“Norwich City FC has been host to the Norfolk and Norwich Hospital Advanced Life Support courses for over 4 years now. All the NCFC staff involved in making the days run smoothly, are truly professional, helpful and friendly, We feel very privileged to be able to host our courses at Carrow Road and we thoroughly look forward to our courses and enjoy working with the wonderful staff of NCFC.”
