4.3
- 4.4Food
- 4.1Service
- 4.4Ambience
- 3.9Value
Noise • Energetic
£55.00 per person
1 - 8 people
£45.00 per person
1 - 8 people
£57.50 per person
1 - 8 people
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4.3
Noise • Energetic
West Sussex
Romantic
West Sussex
Great for scenic views
West Sussex
Good for special occasions
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Afternoon Tea portions are generous, guests describe plenty of savouries and scones, and some groups were given boxes to take leftovers home.
Yes, Amberley Castle's historic Queen's Room and The Great Room, elegant setting and praised food and wine pairings make it a fine pick for a special evening.
Amberley Castle Restaurant is often a peaceful, relaxed place, guests frequently describe sitting in quiet rooms or being 'completely to ourselves', and note the indoor tea area as 'not busy'.
Yes, Amberley Castle Restaurant offers outdoor seating in its gardens; many guests choose to sit outside for afternoon tea and enjoy the grounds.
Smart casual is the guide, polished but relaxed, and many guests visiting for celebrations tend to dress up a little for the castle's dining rooms.
Amberley Castle Restaurant is historic and atmospheric, the Queen's Room and The Great Room, with barrel‑vaulted ceilings, open fires, oak flooring, tapestries and suits of armour, give the dining rooms a cosy, old‑world charm that guests describe as warm, cosy and peaceful.
For Afternoon Tea, Sunday is a lovely choice, guests praise the Sunday Afternoon Tea enjoyed in the gardens.
No, guests report the restaurant seating is reached by stairs, and one guest noted it was 'no good for anyone with disabilities, ' making it unsuitable for wheelchair users.
Afternoon Tea (daily 12:30–16:00) is a lovely time to visit Amberley Castle Restaurant, guests frequently praise the Afternoon Tea and enjoying the gardens or a relaxed sitting-room service.
Amberley Castle's dining sits on the first floor in the Queen's Room or the Great Room, and you can also be seated in cosy sitting rooms, lounges or the library, outdoor garden seating is offered, and private parties are accommodated.
Yes, Amberley Castle Restaurant accepts private parties, with dining on the first floor available in the Queen's Room or The Great Room.
Yes, the restaurant explicitly says it welcomes children of all ages, and many guests bring families for afternoon tea and celebrations.
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