Located in the heart of the 19th-century Manor House, enjoy award-winning dining across three individually designed rooms. Expect fresh, quality ingredients and impressive interiors in a relaxed setting – perfect for dinner, private dining or afternoon tea.
Relax at our casual brasserie-style restaurant and bar with golf course views. Enjoy drinks, light bites or wholesome British classics daily from 7am to 10pm (kitchen closes at 8.30pm). Children aged six years and older are able to dine at any time in Nineteen. Children under six are welcome from 3pm.
Step into our bright deli serving dishes of an Aussie influence, perfect for a coffee or bite to eat in close proximity to all our family play spaces. With fresh smoothies, craft beers and wonderful children’s menus, Flo’s is perfect for all the family. Enjoy food & drink from Flo's outside at the Pavilion terrace overlooking our heated pool and walled garden.
Cosy up by the fireplace in winter or sip Champagne al-fresco on a summer’s day overlooking our estate. The 19th-century Manor Lounge and bar offers a range of 'British Tapas' light bites for lunch and cocktails/drinks until late. Afternoon tea and coffee is also served all day.
Set in the beautiful surroundings of our 19th-century manor house in the heart of the Surrey countryside, experience a quintessential British tradition with the highly-regarded Foxhills afternoon tea.
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£30 per person Monday-Thursday, £35 per person Friday - Sunday
£44 per person for Champagne Afternoon Tea (Monday-Thursday), £49 per person Friday - Sunday. Includes one glass of champagne.
Includes a selection of seasonal finger sandwiches; sultana scones with Cornish clotted cream and preserves; Chef’s selection of sweet treats; and a pot of your choice of tea or coffee.
£18 per child under 12 years
Includes a selection of finger sandwiches, freshly baked scone with Cornish clotted cream and strawberry preserve, afternoon tea cakes and hot chocolate.
£16 per person
Includes freshly baked scones with Cornish clotted cream and preserves, served with a pot of tea.
Enjoy the delightful surroundings of The Fox dining rooms for an exceptional three-course Sunday roast with all the trimmings. The perfect occasion to bring together the whole family.
12.30pm-3pm, last sitting at 2.30pm.
Dates: Sunday 1st December, Sunday 15th December
Adult £40 (£34 for members with discount)
Children £22.50 (£19.13 for members with discount)
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Indulge in two AA Rosette cuisine in The Fox dining rooms – the stunning restaurant at Foxhills.
Located in the 19th-century Manor House, there are three dining areas to choose from, each providing variety and quality in abundance with high-quality dishes served up in a relaxing and comfortable setting.
Rekindle the spirit of the influential politician Charles James Fox – a man who often indulged in the finer things in life – and experience the new menu in style and informal comfort with a nod to Fox’s love of socialising.
Cosy up by the fireplace in winter or sip Champagne al-fresco on a summer’s day; the Manor Lounge is located in the historic Foxhills Manor House.
Serving a carefully curated range of cocktails and tempting tipples, the Manor Lounge bar is perfect for a night cap, morning coffee or decadent afternoon tea. A range of 'British Tapas' light bites are also served for those peckish at lunchtime.
Located close to the shared 18th green of our golf courses, Nineteen is popular with golfers and members who enjoy the relaxed feel of this casual brasserie-style bar and kitchen. Indulge in a range of bar snacks, wholesome British classics and refreshing drinks.
The hub and heartbeat of our family facility, The Pavilion, Flo's is a 'grab and go' style deli restaurant.
The emphasis is on quick and fresh with counter service and daily specials. The drinks selection includes healthy shakes, great coffees, hard seltzers and craft beers. The menu focuses on healthy dishes, sandwiches and wraps, but still leaving room for great cakes and a gelateria.
Flo’s is named after our owner, Marc Hayton’s, Australian grandmother.
