The Fox dining rooms in Runnymede

Myself and three friends had a wonderful afternoon tea at Foxhills. We would definitely book again and recommend to others everything was perfect .

Absolutely superb experience. Lovely staff and exquisite food.

Great food, great service, great staff, great venue! 5Stars

We had Afternoon tea at The Manor and we really enjoyed it. We could choose from about 10 different tea types. Sandwiches, scones and cookies where all good.

Extensive menu served with great efficiency, humour and style. Well worth every penny and dinner was the highlight of my stay

A party of 8 ladies, we visit Foxhills every year and have often been disappointed with food (to the point that we have started eating out in recent years) This year however, following news of the refurbishment we decided to try the Fox Dining Rooms again. It was fantastic. Everyone in the group really enjoyed their meal and wine, great menu options and good portion sizes. (Lamb was undercooked for some people's taste - maybe you should ask how the guest would like it?)Overall a really nice meal and good atmosphere

The family dined at The Manor Restaurant last night. The staff were excellent, food was exceptional and the room has been beautifully finished after a recent renovation.

Recently renovated it is beautiful. Breakfast was fantastic! Staff were helpful and the atmosphere was relaxed.

We stayed the night at Foxhills and our room was like a mini suite greeted with a- welcome note from the general manager and a bottle of wine and a plate of sweet nibbles. As the main restaurant is closed for renovation we dined at the golf bar and restaurant which exceeded our expectations. Well looked after by the lovely Ana and her colleagues we started with the small antipasta, a generous well presented plate. Apart from the nice menu there was as list of specials. It was a busy night and the small kitchen Performed really well.food quality and presentation was top notch. We will be going back.

Food is tasty, but minuscule. Don't go there if you are hungry and have a small budget. The best things are the rolls and butter. It is expensive and not really worth the costs.

Upon arrival we had a warm welcome at the reception, but then got a wakeup call trying to book a table at the main restaurant (*fine dine). We ask Johanna who was on duty if they have a table for us. Immediate reply was no table tonight without asking us about the time and if we are guests of the Hotel. We ask her to speak to the manager she replied this it is me, so we ask to speak to her boss. I overheard than a conversation between her manager and their guest relations manager where she was telling them (* If they get a table, I will not serve them). We got finally a table at their restaurant at 6:30pm we arrived at 6:30pm and at 8:25pm there are still available tables in our section available. • This is discrimination which is not acceptable. • In any prospective you cannot judge by appearance (*sometimes appearances can be deceiving) which is unprofessional. The first night dinner was amazing, and we really enjoyed the meal despite the high cost (*192£ bill).The second night we decided to eat at the same restaurant as this was our anniversary. • What a disappointment, my starter was not eatable (*white pork) to dry. • The main course of our daughter was simple pasta with mushrooms and parmesan cheese. • The first plate was raw pasta no cream and neither parmesan cheese. • The second plate came (*25 min waiting we finished already our main courses) and again it was not eatable, what can go wrong with cooking pasta?

Excellent hotel, food, facilities, service, spa, grounds.

Incompetent, unprofessional and pathetic.I booked a three day break over New Year for my young family. We found an unrefundable offer here for a junior suite with breakfast in a room that slept four.I never like unrefundable deals but given the five star hotel I thought what could go wrong.How wrong could I have been.Shortly after I completed the booking I contacted the hotel to ask for a New Year’s Eve reservation in their dining room, and was told that they had a special dining option on New Years for families with the celebration at 10.00pm so the kids could go to bed.They also told me that we required two extra beds in the room at fifty pounds each, per night, totaling a further 300 pounds. Making our overall booking cost in excess of 800pounds.Not such a deal now.The NYE celebrations were also 60pounds a head, again not so cheap. But it was non refundable so we were stuck.Then, three days from NYE we received an email asking us to book a NYE event as many were fully booked.When I replied to say we had booked already I got a response to say that event was no longer going ahead because of a maintenance issue and they could only accommodate us early evening in their restaurant.We cancelled this booking due to the incompetence of the organization. We were lucky that we were able to stay with family but the hotel made no effort to accommodate us following their own failings.

We had a disappointing lunch today. Arriving at 2pm there were no other luncheon diners, and now we know why. Two of us ordered the beef fillet and the portion was tiny with only two medallions of beef of our plate. The starter of burrata was watery, very cold and lacking flavour. We understand this was a fine dining restaurant, but the quality was not up to fine dining standards. We will not be returning for lunch or dinner. Maybe we stick to afternoon tea which we know is very good.

Nice hotel service need improvement with extra staff

Friendly service and good food. The portions are tiny though and prices quite high. Bigger portions please :) .

As we were close to Christmas I thought it would be nice to go some where special so I booked The Manor House for four of us. When we arrived we had a warm welcome. The restaurant was almost empty at 8.15pm. We thought that two weeks before Christmas was not a good sign. However we now know why. It was pretty cold in the restaurant. The food was extremely disappointing. My burrata cheese with tomatoes and pesto was very cold and watery, I did wonder if it had been frozen! I kept this to myself. The Foie gras was tiny. Three of us ordered Halibut which was tiny and dry! Certainly a rip off at £25 each! My husband had the beef a tiny portion too with only two medallions. We complained to the assistant manager and she explained this was because it was “fine dining” we told her that we would not be paying the full price for the food as the standard was poor. We felt that fine dining may give smaller portions but would be succulent,tasty and superbly cooked! The bill was adjusted to reflect our dissatisfaction!

We spoilt ourselves with a night at Foxhills and had a lovely meal in the Manor restaurant. The portions were good and after a shared cheese plate we couldn't manage a dessert .. maybe next time!!

We shared a lovely afternoon tea here. Small but good selection of teas and lovely cakes and scones. They catered easily for nut intolerance. Staff were friendly.

We had a business dinner at the Manor Restaurant in the old Manor House. The décor is upmarket and sophisticated. We had a three course meal and each and every person was raving about the food - a real treat. The service was very good and the wines superb. Very good for a romantic dinner too.

We had a 2-day business conference at Foxhills. The hotel is situated on a large golf and sporting complex. As a result of our conference we had little time to enjoy the facilities - 2 golf courses, award winning health spa and gym, par three 9 hole Manor golf course, tennis and squash courts, and more. We ate and met in the historic Manor House. The food and overall service was excellent. The bedrooms are reasonably large with modern luxurious touches. Unfortunately there is no air-conditioning nor any plug points in the bathroom (in fact few in the room itself). Complimentary Wi-Fi is provided throughout the resort. A great weekend getaway venue.

Following a visit a few years ago we needed a venue for tea for 8 people at late notice and Foxhills was the only option. I was plesantly surprised to find the lounges had been re decorated which gave the place a much better feel and indeed the tea was very good, but ... and there's always a but, the service was very poor, you almost feel that the staff feel that once they have given you a cup of tea and a platter of sandwiches and cakes that their job is done ... or may be that's what they have been instructed to do?

We booked to try the tasting menu.

We celebrated our Golden Wedding Anniversary at Foxhills. We scheduled a round of golf the day prior to our party. We were a foursome with a tee time on the Longcross course. There was a drought for 9 weeks prior to us playing. On our day we played in a downpour. We rented equipment that was very serviceable. We also rented golf carts. We had a major problem with the Marshall when he told us we were 16 minutes behind schedule when we were on pace with the group ahead of us. The starter allowed twosome match play to start behind us. Someone clearly did not know what they were doing and used their position of authority to intimidate us. Service in the hotel was very slow until it was brought to a manager's attention. We had a party of about 40 people. After some minor incidents, the cocktail party and party were superb. The food was served piping hot with a very nice presentation. It was delicious and appealing. Our servers for the night were very responsive to making us happy. We used the hotels recommended florist and cake shops and both were very good. My wife planned and coordinated this event from the USA and we would return. The rooms we stayed in for 4 nights were very nice. The Manor could use some refreshed decorating.

Came for an afternoon tea today, with three relatives. Booked via an Afternoon Tea website, which I cannot promote on here and received 25% off the usual price.

The hotel is in lovely grounds and the staff were Pleasant and helpful. Sandwiches were a bit bland, but scones and cakes were lovely. We had a most enjoyable afternoon. We would have liked to sit outside but ther was a wedding outside.

We chose this restaurant to have lunch upon returning from a cruise, as it is convenient for us and it was a lovely sunny day. There is plenty of outdoor seating here, although our lunch was rudely interrupted by somebody blowing leaves with a leaf-blower off the adjacent roof area onto some of the patrons dining outside, and their food. Not good!

...stayed in the converted stable block. The rooms were really nice but roasting hot (We kept the door open through the day!!!). Oddly a used plate stayed outside our room for the 2 nights of our stay and was not removed by the cleaners. The Manor house bar was nice and the bar staff fantastic. Breakfast was lovely too aside from the super annoying dance music on a loop as background noise that was too loud!!!

On arrival check in went smoothly and we were pointed in the direction of our room. The bedroom was very clean and really comfortable. We dropped our bags and headed out for lunch. We decided on the club house restaurant. Menu was great, service was friendly and we had a really great lunch.

A group of us enjoyed a dinner as one of our colleagues is leaving. The food was very good and the service attentive. I would recommend for a special occasion.

A great place for a coffee breakfast or lunch, always promptly served and top quality in every way. nice atmosphere

Stayed at the hotel with my 2 daughters - beautiful family duplex room in courtyard. 2 bathrooms and everything you could ask for. Ate in the bar in the evening- service and staff great. Breakfast was fantastic with great service.... wasp in the dining area!!! daughter didn’t like it and within a second they had removed it... that’s service for you. Highly recommend.

We visited the X1X on a lovely sunny day. Have been here before and not been disappointed. It is not fine dining, and, I have read some of the other reviews. If you wish to have a ‘slow time’ experience and enjoy the surroundings, then this is a good place. They do not provide an extensive menu, however, what I have had in the past has been more than acceptable. On this occasion the staff were helpful and pleasant and I have no complaints about the service or the food. Like all reviews, it should be based on ones personal experience, and, proportionate to the level of cuisine and service offered; I say this, because I think some reviews are not balanced and are not measuring apples with apples. I use this place regularly for low key meetings and informal get-to-gethers.

Rather dear but service is poor, we had to ask several times for refill on the butter and tea, to no avail. Selection / quality was average, did not enjoy it

We had a wonderful evening meal here, both having the tasting menu (£55 per person). All the food was well cooked an very tasty. Portion size was about right - not too much and not too little. The waiter was well mannered, came over when needed and left us alone when not (perfect). Overall it comes well recommended.

We had a great evening meal here recently. We tried the tasting menu (£55 per person, not including any drinks). It was really good - nice selection of food, portion size about right, and everything was cooked well. Our waiter was excellent too. The bone marrow with the beef was really good, and the salmon dish was very tasty as well, as was the dessert. Overall it was a good meal and well recommended.

My boyfriend and I had the tasting menu. Thoroughly recommend it! Can’t remember what everything was exactly but I have attached pics. We had a veloute, chicken, salmon and beef. The food is absolutely divine and very reasonably priced. We washed everything down with a beautiful Sancerre rose.

Apart from these 2 points the food and wine were excellent. We arrived at 8:20pm and were seated in the side room, eventually around 9pm we had to summon waiting staff to take our order. We had the 6 course tasting menu, the amuse bouche was lovely, there was plenty of bread but several items in one of the starters were either missing or so tiny as to be pointless - truffle, salt baked crust. The other course were good, the exception being the main course of Chateaubriand to share, it was about the size of a steak for 1 person. It was too well done for my liking and it was not warm enough to melt the butter. Really it could have done with a sauce or jus of some kind as it was all a bit dry. When I booked they said they wanted the table back after 2 hours, at that time we were only on the starter and the meal wasn't finished until well after 11pm. However, the desserts were lovely and they brought out a place of chocolate and fruit with happy birthday written in chocolate which was a nice touch.

See my review on "Amazing Spa Package" at Foxhills.

La nourriture est bonne mais on est en Angleterre donc des associations de goût pas toujours heureuses. Service de qualité. Cadre un peut passé mais agréable

We had a lovely evening. The staff were very welcoming and patient seeing as we were very late for our booking. We had a table of five in the Manor restaurant and decided to have the tasting menu with flight of wine. The food and wine was superb and the staff friendly and helpful, thoroughly enjoyed the experience!

Every year my daughter and I go to a new place to celebrate our birthdays with an afternoon tea. This Saturday was Foxhills. When I booked on telephone I told them that it was going to be a birthday celebration.

Beautiful location, stunning food, excelente staff, I couldn’t be happier, having chosen this place to celebrate my 12th wedding anniversary was a great decision, I thoroughly recommend.

My wife & I had been going to the Manor restaurant regularly up until about 3 years ago, when they started to price themselves out of the market. Went back this evening hoping for improvement, but experienced quite the opposite.

Nice breakfast food and selection. Service a little hit and miss, but it was a very busy Sunday morning. Overall very pleasant.

We have had dinner as part of our stay. I had to write a separate review for the restaurant as it was it was increadible! The waiting staff were very nice and helpful. We have had the tasting menu. It was amazing! We have had cheese (making it a 7 course) and glad to have taken the Lady's advice and only ordered only 1 portion of cheese - as there was plenty!

tasting Menu matched with wine made for an excellent dining experiences. Just make sure all in your party including any kids do all at same time or it throws out the service timing which for us meant a long experience and a little disjointed. Otherwise, food excellent, wine perfect. Surroundings are grand and resplendent.

Minuscule portions and not even tasty. Even the coffee was from a machine and was cold. Choose the golf club restaurant instead - fab food!

We had a lovely stay at the hotel at Foxhills and please don't be put off by my review of the X1X restaurant, you don't have to eat there.

I had made a reservation but when we arrived they had no record of it but our party of four were accommodated with no problem. The meals we had were all excellent.

This has to qualify as one of the worst Sunday lunches we have ever eaten from the actual food, to the service, could not give this more than one point. the room service meal was no better, took an hour to arrive and at £8.95 for a sandwich that had almost no filling was an absolute rip off. Forget it.

Afternoon tea should be a pleasant relaxing experience, and a bit of a treat. Sadly not here. The service was terrible. We were completely ignored for 15 minutes and then the waitress said "Oh, I'm sorry, I didn't notice you. " A pot of tea finally arrived followed by another long wait for the food. The sandwiches were dull, the scones very nice but could have done with more jam, and the cakes were not very nice at all. Shop bought? Possibly. Finally, after precisely one hour, we were asked if we would like another pot of tea. Don't waste your money here.

Made the mistake of writing my review in the Foxhill Hotel's page . Needless to say that the afternoon tea here was quite disappointing especially when we were celebrating a friend's birthday. If you are considering afternoon tea please read my full review.

We came here to celebrate a friend's 'big' birthday with a champagne afternoon tea. I had researched different places and the reviews for here seemed really good. I phoned to book and was assured everything was fine. No email confirmation was provided as with other hotels and so I confirmed again on the day. The drive up to the Manor House is lovely and the house itself is stunning. We arrived a little early and the reception staff were so lovely and helpful and were taken through to our reserved table and that's where I started to become quite disappointed. We were seated in the small bar (not a room for afternoon tea) on sofas that were really worn at the arms and quite old (but not in an antique way). I was also a bit put off by a group having some sort of a meeting sitting next to us who were quite loud and having beers, (we were in the bar after all) and so we carried on trying our best to ignore them. The music that was being played in the background was some sort of hip-hop rapping - not really what we had been expecting for a nice, sophisticated birthday celebration. We were asked if we wanted a drink but there was no list of teas on offer as I have had in other establishments and the waiter didn't really appear to know what actually was on offer. The scones and cakes were nice enough but the sandwiches were quite dry. No-one came to offer us champagne and I had to ask someone to do so even though that is what I had requested in my initial booking. I also had to ask whether we could have a top up of our teas which is usually an automatic where there is a good and attentive service. As the afternoon went on I saw other people being taken into another, much nicer room opposite which looked more like what I was expecting with much nicer seating and it certainly looked a bit more elegant. In other places I have had afternoon tea the staff have really made an effort when it was a birthday celebration and have done a little 'special' something such as a happy birthday message written on a plate, without being asked for. At Foxhills we got nothing like this and sadly, on this occasion we all did feel a bit like an inconvenience and, for a birthday treat was really very disappointing. Even the toilets were not particularly nice. I do not think I will be returning here in spite of its beautiful location.

Great menu! The service was excellent - very attentive and attention to detail. Add a stay at the hotel for a perfect get away from London.

The menu is both seasonal and refreshing the chefs work well at their craft. The attention to detail in the presentation was very much appreciated and the food tasted well indeed.

My husband took me for the champagne afternoon tea for my birthday in February. Was wonderful. Service was great, lovely grounds. Would love to return.

Great setting, shocking food. The service is poor staffs attitude is poor. Not what I expected real shame

To celebrate the end of a very busy school year my colleague and I decided to enjoy a relaxing afternoon tea at Foxhills Manor. Firstly, there were a number of persistent flies that were very irritating. The waiter, although very sweet didn't quite know how to take a pre booked afternoon tea order. My colleague asked for a glass of water and well, we are still waiting for it. The sandwiches were fine but the bread a little dry, the clotted cream hard and almost unspreadable! the scones were fine but again a little dry. The service was shocking. The whole afternoon tea experience was a disappointing and sadly, I cannot recommend it.

We've been coming to Foxhills regularly since we had our wedding reception there nearly 25 years' ago. My parents were long-term members. Our lunch today was very disappointing with service slow and shambolic. No-one greeted us when we arrived, we had to ask for bread (although butter was on the table), we waited an hour for puddings and several of us had items missing from our meals. A £8 charge for cheese instead of a pudding on top of £32 for a set three course menu, excluding coffee, seemed excessive. The restaurant wasn't busy, so the lack of care wasn't down to that. We also missed the touches we'd previously enjoyed, such as the savoury snacks with our G&T; and the buffet. We won't be back.

We turned up and were shown to our table and were asked if we wanted tea or coffee.The drinks turned up promptly followed a short time later by a cake stand with sandwiches, scones and cakes. Sandwiches were very average , scones nothing special and cakes bland. We received no further service .

I had booked this table for 3 of us probably 3 weeks ago having been there several times and asked for a table in the window ...I spoke to a foreign lady and asked if it was possible and she said probably so phoned the next week and spoke to the same foreign lady and said it was booked and then. My cousin phoned a few days earlier and said we had the window table. Two days ago on the internet we decided to have French onion soup and roast lamb ...when we got there today we didn't have a window table no FOS or RL so disappointed in the menu but a lovely roast sirloin and ok starters fab waiter from GOA and service excellent. I'm a CSM for a large company so I know service and he delivered it but was disappointed not being delivered what I was promised ...the dessert was good for me as I can't eat sweets so asked lovely waiter for coffee ice cream and mango and raspberries and it was delivered but could have had a few more fruits. I'm planning my 60 th in the orangery and I couldn't have my 50 th there as it was booked thanks

Lovely setting, but we were put out in the end 'conservatory' on our own - no atmosphere. Only one vegetarian option - but eventually they did produce some other choices. Food and wine nothing outstanding for the price.

When booking a Tasting Menu, it's not unheard of that the start of the meal/experience is a little awkward as quite often you're seated without a menu and so you're never fully sure what will happen. This was the case here. We were offered water but no drinks when seated. We had no menu but were interested in the Wine Flight. In the end, when the bread arrived we had to ask for more information about it. Instead of an overview i.e cost, number of glasses, range of wines to expect, the Waiter tried to memorise the wines per course - which didn't mean a lot without a menu!

A delightful restaurant in a beautiful resort, perfect for that special evening. Food and service are great.

From the tasting menu to the attentive and kind staff, tonight's experience has been a pleasure. Certainly the best eating experience I've ever had. It's been a delight to spend our honeymoon eating at this fabulous restaurant. A must visit.

Just called in for a pot of tea and were tempted to share some scones, which were delicious.

We stayed at the hotel last night and as the restaurant was busy could only get a table at 20.30 was worth the wait. Had a few drink in the lounge bar great staff.

Used the restaurant as was guests at the hotel! Top notch fine dining, amazing service and variety on the menu. Would highly recommend

The lovely people at the Manor restaurant took care of my family and served us well. Very warm and friendly!

What a great location to bring your beloved mother on a special day.

The food is always good and the menu offers a wide choice. Service is excellent. But what makes it for me is drinks in comfortable lounge before dinner and then returning there for coffee (and maybe a cognac) in front of the fire afterwards. A treat

This restaurant is part of a large 'club' and in the old Manor House. The restaurant is open to non-members and is ver nicely appointed. There is a nice large bar where you can have drinks before or after.

This restaurant has improved significantly over the last 18 months since my last review.

Superb food and service excellent food choices well cooked and delightfully served including a visit from Santa!

Not bad but nothing special Basics not quite right eg. no milk in room for tea or coffee. No guidance for use of TV . No computer assistance. Disabled parking not immediately accessible

Le site est prestigieux, le manoir est magnifique, harry potter's like

Lovely afternoon tea for my parents 60th wedding anniversary. Food was really good and service was just perfect. Sat next to a lovely fire and my parents were made to feel really special. Would recommend.

We ate in the restaurant on a saturday night. We arrived a little late, but the staff didnt even flutter about it. They made us feel like time was not an issue and we could take our time on pre-dinner drinks. Great drinks, great bar staff. The guy in the bar seemed totally and effortlessly in control all the time. We went through to the restaurant, which is a classic style country house restaurant, very nice design, a littlle cold but nothing to worry about. We had a great table. Having ordered in the bar the bread arrived. 10/10 for the bread, great flavoured butter, hot bread, good selection, great start. We picked a wine and the waiter checked it, as did I and we had a chat about it. Great attention to detail and again great staff. The starters arrived, Pork many ways and a raviolo. For both of us we were niether disappointed or blown away. The pasta was nice enough and cooked well but the filling had a mousse like texture and tasted of egg when i expected a rich gamey Gineau fowl taste. The cream sauce over the top killed the taste of the garnish which was a shame. I think it would have been better with something lighter and less cloying. The other starter again was ok but the pork cheek was dry and the arrival of curried flavours was skillful and welcome but a little to much. Main course wise was a lamb selection with a small pie and other bits. We both thought it was great, real modern cooking without going over the top. I had the beef which was a great collection of things that married well. My only view was the size of actual meat on the plate did not reflect the cost (not a grumble about cost as good food costs money and thats ok) at all. It was a small main course and whilst the main part of the beef was the show stopper I didnt get the rest. Enjoyable, very enjoyable but I would'nt remember it in a weeks time. Dessert time. Chocolate and pistachio slice. I thought is showed skill and thought in the whole dish. It was very neat, tidy, creative and again modern food. Our only thoughts was the garnishes on the dish were more of a standout than the main part of the dish! I am sure thats not meant to be the way. They were great and i could have just eaten a plate of the garnish! I had the caramelized banana. I have to say it was a massive dissappointment for me. It was not caramelized in any way at all. A real real shame. It was just a banana that had sugar on it. Not even a hint of colour. A massive shame. Again thought i could not fault the garnish. It was great, the small cubes of pate de fruit were the highlight of the dish. All in all a great restaurant experience and we will go back for sure. I think some dishes are trying to had to be stand out when they dont need to be. The staff were 11/10 all the time. Whoever coaches/mentors/trains the staff deserves huge praise. Exceptional

We arrived at the hotel and was delighted by what we found. The rooms were large, cosy, well equipped and the facilities were endless. The two girls aged 10 and 12 had a fun time in the swimming pool, adventure playground and after games room and after we all enjoyed a late lunch in the summer house restaurant that was really well presented and tasty. With such a good first impression and a busy day we were all really looking forward to dinner the The Manor Restaurant.

Highly recommended for afternoon tea to celebrate the twins birthday great time had by daughters, daughter in law and newest granddaughter excellent service quality time and good food thank you

We highly recommend the restaurant and hotel for special occasions. Magnificent building and grounds. The meal was absolutely delicious and beautifully presented. The staff were appropriately attentive. Lovely evening and gorgeous ambience. We will visit again when back in the UK.

Food lovely, service very good, we where very well looked after on both nights by waiting staff and bar staff.

Been here before and was not impressed despite spending more than it deserved.

We were looking for somewhere to take my elderly mother and her cousins for tea and against my better judgement Fox Hills was booked.

We had dinner here twice whilst staying at the hotel. The menu is quite small, the first night all three of us ordered the beef with minted potatoes. The beef was delicious but it was barely warm. We advised the staff of this and we were offered a free drink. We advised them that is not why we told them, we did not want a free drink, but we would be back the next night and probably order the beef again and it would be good if it was hot. The second night two of us had the beef, 1 lamb and ordered the mint potatoes again. However, again the beef was barely warm and the potatoes were rock hard. Each main course is about £30.00 per person so this should be better. What I would say is that this restaurant area has the smell of an old pub. The service staff are all very polite and care about their jobs. They do a good job.

Excellent Service, attentive staff & beautifully presented food. We liked the choices on the menu. Mid price range

Lovely service, extremely polite waiter and waitress, o fcourse lovely food, especially the desert!!

My partner and I Stayed here on 29th June for 1 night and we were looking forward to the buffet breakfast as I had read reviews about it on here and on the website. However there was no hot buffet breakfast on offer on the 30th.

does go to the staff of the Manor Restaurant, but somehow I think they would be proud of this!

Despite 2 clear emails confirming our room bookings - 5 doubles prior to my daughters wedding - they tried to charge for 6. The so called manager read the emails, agreed there were only 5 booked but still said he had to check with reservations. Such a pity when I had spent a load of money with them. They add on a service charge - cheek! Someone needs to get a grip on this place. It could be brilliant but not with the current staff..fish rot from the head down..

Having read the reviews on tripadvisor we were expecting an "OK" dinner on Saturday night. Thankfully our experience exceeded expectations. My Salmon confit starter and Duck main were excellently prepared and presented and the choice of wines complemented the dishes superbly.

Standard Roast Dinner - nicely presented.The service dropped off towards the end of the meal. My Dad was very impressed by the ambience of the dinning area.

Really should have learned our lesson from last time, but we decided to try the Manor restaurant again during a recent stay and, once again, we really shouldn't have.

This is the type of place a guy gets down on one knee ! Maybe a little bit stuffy but quiet in the most beautiful setting. Dinner is relaxed but dressed up.... Drinks in the drawing room afterwards.... Excellent service.

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I was treated to a birthday bash at the Manor House for Sunday lunch.It's a lovely room with terrific views over the 9 hole golf course and beyond. Service was splendidly efficient. The buffet choice seems to have disappeared, but there was a choice of three main courses. I had the roast sirloin which was tender and flavourful. The Rioja served by the flask was excellent. Coffee was served in the adjoining lounge so you could better relax. All in all a nice meal, served well, but just spoiled a little by the prices. £39.95 per head plus extras! Would I visit again? Yes, but not too quickly.

Manor Restaurant is in a great setting the staff were friendly restaurant laid out nicely the food was fine what there was of it all in all not a bad Sunday Lunch.

The manor house at Foxhills offers a charming period setting, and the Manor Restaurant itself is very pleasant. I attended as part of a group booking, so forgive them a little, but found the food to be quite average, as was the service. A great business venue, but not a restaurant I would visit as a private diner.

The Sunday lunch at the Manor is excellent. The quality is very good for all three courses and it's very reasonable at £32 for adults and £16 for children. Can heartily recommend the roasted sirloin which comes with all the trimmings. The rice pudding is an excellent desert.