You'd have to be barking mad to ignore today's deal... We're offering you a night at the dogs for two people including a main course meal, reserved seating and race programme each for £19, for four people for £37, for six people for £56 or for eight people for £74, saving you up to 50% off Love the Dogs' prices. Greyhound racing is fun, fast, energetic and exciting, so if you’re looking for an evening out with a difference, today’s deal is for you! You'll get exclusive reserved seating for a table of two, four, six or eight people in the Belle Vue Grandstand Restaurant, so you'll be in prime position for panoramic views of all the trackside action. Each member of your party will enjoy a main course meal from the following delicious options: Roasted half chicken marinated with garlic and rosemary, served with sweet potato fries, coleslaw and mini corn on the cob ~~ Cheese-filled pasta parcels with peppers, courgettes and aubergines in a rich tomato sauce, presented on toasted garlic-rubbed bruschetta ~~ Strips of tender teriyaki beef served on a bed of rice in a deep-fried tortilla basket, garnished with a salad of leeks, red onion and red and yellow capsicums ~~ Lightly baked sea bass fillet, served on a bed of roasted Mediterranean vegetables, new potatoes and a rich tomato sauce ~~ Slow-roasted shredded pork shoulder, served in a seeded brioche bun with BBQ sauce, coleslaw, sweet potato fries and giant onion rings ~~ Steak with peppercorn, Diane, béarnaise or garlic herb butter sauce, served with chunky chips, Portobello mushroom, peas and grilled tomato (£6.50 supplement for prime sirloin or rib eye cuts) If you want to make the night even more special, you can purchase starters, desserts, side orders and drinks on the night itself. Gates open at 6pm every Friday and Saturday night, the restaurant serves food between 6:30pm and 8:30pm, and the races run from around 7:20pm to 10:20pm - that's three hours trackside to bet, cheer and generally have a terrific time enjoying the sociable atmosphere of the stadium and the athleticism of the animals! What are you waiting for?