The Brasserie at The Manor restaurant serves modern cusine in a characterful setting with views over the grand gardens at Eastwell Manor.

Full of character and charm, the elegant wood-panelled dining room, complete with stone fireplaces and ornate windows, provides the ideal setting for any occasion. With warm welcomes and superb service from the moment you arrive, you are sure to have an unforgettable dining experience at Eastwell Manor.

Inspired by flavours from around the world, the menu includes authentic Italian dishes, delicious salads, seafood fresh from the ocean, divine British steaks cooked to perfection and hearty home-made burgers. Satisfy your sweet tooth with mouth-watering desserts delicately created by the highly-skilled pastry chef or why not try an after-dinner cocktail?

Enjoy a traditional Sunday lunch at The Brasserie. Choose from options such as 35 day aged rolled rib of Sussex beef or stuffed pork belly, served with crisp duck fat roast potatoes, fresh seasonal vegetables and lashings of rich gravy. Accompanied by a selection of tasty starters and indulgent desserts, it's the perfect way to end the week with loved ones.

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Sunday Lunch
Sunday: 12:30pm - 2:30pm

  • Sunday Lunch
  • Vegan options
  • Good Views
  • Accepts Credit Cards
  • Children Allowed
  • Online Booking
Eastwell Park, Boughton Lees, Ashford, TN25 4HR
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    6 months ago
    Lovely setting. Bills itself as a ‘fine London restaurant’. However, I’m yet to go to a fine London restaurant that has young kids serving. This place is almost exclusively staffed with kids that clearly don’t know how to do fine dining service. Starter plates sitting on our table for 25 minutes after finishing them, having to pour our own bottle of wine, being ignored by inexperienced staff… the list goes on. So much scope for success here, but totally let down by its choice in staff. Shame.
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    6 months ago
    Went there for Sunday lunch as a special 60th birthday treat. Surroundings lovely and we were expecting an elite experience. However the service was shockingly inept. We arrived at 1450 for a 1500 booking and were kept waiting with little or no comms until 1530. The server said that they were unexpectedly busy that day, which we would have accepted, if only they'd told us this on arrival. Instead we were just ignored and left hanging around in limbo. The food was okay, but the poor service did put the damper on the overall experience.
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    5 years ago
    Lovely hotel, the falconery/bird flying was 5* and the hotel staff were very friendly and accommodating. But I am not entirely happy with service or quality so I can't give it a 5 star. I would recommend the management put on extra shifts for breakfast and dinner, it is not adequate to have 3 staff on for such busy times. Also the gardens and grounds (whilst looking impressive from afar) were unkept and looked abandoned, especially the walled gardens and outdoor pool. The new "Mews" rooms are spacious, clean but certainly not quiet. Walls are paper thin and the flooring is substandard, when the nextdoor guests walked around, my bed felt each step. The main door to the Mews bedrooms is so large and heavy that from 6:30am every morning (after a horrendously noisy night) i was awake with inconsiderate people slamming the door shut. I still enjoyed my stay here as I was with family I haven't seen in 18 months but for the price I paid for 4 nights, I expected more finesse and quality.