Creative, seasonal British cooking in handsome surroundings
Creative, seasonal British cooking in handsome surroundings
Creative, seasonal British cooking in handsome surroundings
Creative, seasonal British cooking in handsome surroundings
Creative, seasonal British cooking in handsome surroundings
Inspiring settings for memorable meals
With menus inspired by the finest local and seasonal ingredients, every meal is turned into an occasion at De Vere. Many of our bars and restaurants have been fully restored and refurbished to reflect the British heritage look and feel we love so much. Add some twinkling lights, attentive service and delicious, soul-pleasing cuisine and the scene is set for buzzing family lunches and elegant, intimate dinners.
When the weather’s playing ball, our elegant terraces, coutyards and gardens come into their own, with festoon lighting, outdoor pizza ovens and sweeping lawns all contributing to the magic.
Have a look at some our restaurants, many named after the year the mansion houses were either built or restored to the condition you see them in today.
Restaurants
Join us in the 1705 Restaurant & Bar in the Mansion House to enjoy delicious, creative British dishes, fine wines and Champagne afternoon teas.
At The Old Boathouse Restaurant & Bar, you can enjoy picturesque dining with views of the Water Park from our lakeside tables and decking.
Our 1838 Restaurant & Bar in the Mansion House is the place to come for locally-sourced, seasonally-inspired menus.
A 60-foot high soaring glass roof, exposed brickwork, indoor greenery and subtle lighting lends stylish flair to the unfussy yet delicious food served in the Atrium Bar.
Found in the old library, the 1853 Restaurant & Library Bar has maintained many of its original features including oak-panelling, ornate archways and a grand fireplace with views out across the gardens.
Join us in the 1560 Lounge & Bar in the Mansion House to enjoy delicious breakfasts and afternoon teas.
Located in Wokefield Place, The View restaurant and bar is a family-friendly, contemporary destination for lunches, dinners and drinks
The great British afternoon tea
The invention of afternoon tea is credited to Anna Russell, Duchess of Bedford, who, in 1840, had a craving for something to stave off hunger between lunch and dinner. As cravings go, we think this is one worth satisfying, and hence our team of exceptionally talented chefs have curated a feast of treats to charm and delight.
Afternoon tea at De Vere hotels can be taken in our restaurants, parlours and lounges - or, when the sun shines, outside on our lawns and terraces.
Afternoon tea locations
Afternoon tea in the idyllic South Cotswolds
With sweeping views across the grounds and a sense of timeless grandeur, a classic afternoon tea at De Vere Tortworth Court is always an occasion.
A traditional afternoon tea in green and pleasant Berkshire
Afternoon tea at De Vere Wokefield Estate is a genteel and rewarding experience. When the weather is behaving, it can be taken on our elegant sun-trap terrace.
A smorgasbord of yum in beautiful Buckinghamshire
At De Vere Latimer Estate, afternoon tea is served in the 1853 Library. Enjoy the views across the Chess Valley while you nibble away.
