Categories Eating Out-Restaurants in South East England Eating Out in Sussex: Restaurants, Breakfast, Afternoon Tea, Sunday Lunch in Sussex Afternoon Tea in Sussex, Where to go for Afternoon Tea in Sussex
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Built in 1722 and set within 312 acres of glorious parkland, with a 3½ acre fishing lake, and one mile of river frontage. This luxury Georgian Palladian Mansion has 44 bedrooms, and holds dining events to tickle many a taste bud. read more... |
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Beautiful 19th century luxury hotel with a 3 AA Rosette restaurant and set in 93 acres of glorious grounds. Father's Day Lunch 17th June read more... |
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| Cromwells at Golding Barn, Nr Small Dole, Nr Henfield, 01903 815999 Very nice country restaurant with views over the Sussex countryside. Inside the restaurant is decorated in contemporary whites and greens, mixed with aged painted wooden furniture and an exposed stone wall. A relaxed atmosphere prevails and unusually the restaurant is open for breakfast (from 10am), lunch, afternoon tea and dinner. In the warmer months afternoon tea is served in the pretty garden. At lunchtime choose from a light lunch of sandwiches or something more substantial from the full menu. Sunday lunch menus usually offer four different roast lunches. |
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| Alexander House Hotel & Utopia Spa, Turners Hill, East Grinstead, 01342 714914 The 4 AA Red Star Alexander House Hotel & Utopia Spa is set in 170 acres of private gardens and parkland within the Sussex countryside. The formal restaurant is located in the oldest part of the building, which dates back to the early 18th century, and the modern European cuisine has been awarded 2 AA Rosettes. For something more relaxed the Reflections Brasserie offers a chic environment overlooking the central courtyard, where diners can eat al fresco during the summer months, and the Brasserie has its own Champagne bar. During the summer Afternoon Tea is taken on the lawn, whilst in the winter it is served inside beside the log fires. The hotel has 38 luxury rooms and offers the Utopia Spa with luxury leisure facilities. |
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| Millstream Hotel, Bosham, 01243 573234 The Millstream Hotel has an idylic setting in the quaint village of Bosham, which is located on a small peninsula between two tidel creeks at the end of Chichester Harbour. A tiny village, popular with visitors in during the summer, the hotel is located centrally in the village and an ideal place to take afternoon tea on the lawn during summer months. |
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| Spread Eagle Hotel and Spa, Midhurst, West Sussex, 01730 816911 The hotel building dates back to 1430 and the beams, oak panelling, sloping floor and log fires remain. The two AA Rosette restaurant offers modern British cuisine. The hotel rooms have been awarded three AA Stars, and facilities include a spa, sauna, indoor pool, hot tub and steam room. Traditional afternoon tea served daily. |
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| Bailiffscourt Hotel and Spa, Climping, Sussex, 01903 723511 Built in the 1920s in the style of a medieval manor house using reclaimed stone and wood, and set in 30 acres with moats and streams. The restaurant has been awarded two AA Rosettes, serving modern British cuisine. Gothic mullioned windows and wooden ceilings adorn the dining room, whilst many of the lounges/sitting rooms have open fireplaces. Three AA Star accommodation and a spa, indoor and outdoor pools, sauna, hot tub and jacuzzi. Traditional afternoon tea served daily. |
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| Amberley Castle, Nr. Arundel, West Sussex, 01798 831 992 The Relais & Chateaux listed Amberley Castle is a 4-star luxury hotel dating back 900 years, offering 19 luxurious rooms and suites. The beautiful grounds of the Castle offer peaceful walks amongst the formal gardens, lake and sweeping lawns. For the more energetic there is a tennis court, croquet lawn and an 18-hole professional putting course. The Queen’s Room Restaurant offers formal dining in a barrel-vaulted ceiling room dating back to the 12th century. |
