It’s not just about tennis at the Delray Beach Open this year. The 2025 Food & Wine Series has taken the event to the next level, creating the perfect recipe for sports and food enthusiasts alike. Running from February 7 to 16, this series has become a highlight of the tournament, offering a mix of fantastic food, refreshing drinks, and unforgettable experiences.
What’s on the Menu?
This year’s lineup has something for everyone, from casual eats to elegant dining, all paired with the excitement of professional tennis. Here’s what’s making waves:
- Chamber Bash (Feb. 10): A social gathering for local chamber members that serves up delicious bites and premium seats for the tennis matches.
- Grand Tasting Event (Feb. 11): A foodie’s paradise with gourmet dishes, a fully stocked open bar, and meet-and-greets with tennis stars. This one’s already sold out!
- Burgers, Bourbon, and Brew (Feb. 12): The ultimate comfort food experience with top-notch burgers, bourbon cocktails, and craft beer to keep the energy high.
- Ladies Day Luncheon (Feb. 12 & 13): A classy affair filled with good food, wine, and appearances by the players. No surprise it sold out so quickly.
- Tacos, Tequila, and Tennis (Feb. 13): The perfect trio! Think delicious tacos, tequila tastings, and a courtside view of some incredible matches.
- Valentine’s & Volleys – A Taste of Italy (Feb. 14): A romantic addition this year, featuring classic Italian dishes to celebrate Valentine’s Day in style.
- Championship Brunch (Feb. 14, 15 & 16): Originally set for just one day, this fan-favorite brunch now spans three days to accommodate demand.
- Game, Set, Pour (Feb. 15): A tasting event where wine, beer, and spirits take the spotlight, alongside delicious food pairings.
Sold-Out Buzz
It’s clear this series is a hit. Events like the Grand Tasting, Ladies Day Luncheon, and Tacos & Tequila sold out fast, showing just how much fans love this blend of food and tennis. If you’re lucky enough to snag tickets, you’re in for a treat.
Whether you’re there for the matches or just the food, the Delray Beach Open is serving up more than just tennis – it’s an experience that keeps people coming back year after year.
