Parsonage Grill

Yes, Parsonage Grill states it is open every day of the year, serving breakfast, lunch, dinner and its famous afternoon teas.

Expect a buzz at peak visits, multiple guests describe the Parsonage Grill as busy or even packed, while afternoon-tea sittings in the walled courtyard and early-dinner visits are often reported as more peaceful and relaxed.

Yes, Parsonage Grill has a beautiful walled terrace and courtyard that guests often enjoy for afternoon tea and al fresco dining.

Parsonage Grill feels like a cosy, clubby bolthole, intimate Bloomsbury‑style rooms hung with original oil paintings, stone fireplaces and leaded windows, with a sun-dappled Moroccan‑inspired walled terrace for a quieter, alfresco escape.

Smart casual is the guide, polished but relaxed, a neat choice that suits both a relaxed lunch and special‑occasion meals many guests visit for.

Afternoon tea is a standout, it’s served Mon–Sat 14:30–16:30 and Sun 15:00–17:00, and many guests praise the Parsonage’s afternoon-tea experience.

Yes, Parsonage Grill offers private dining in its Pike Room, a named private dining space used for exclusive dinners (for example, a private dinner for 14 pax).

Guests often describe portions as generous, reviewers note plentiful afternoon-tea tiers and generously portioned main plates that leave parties comfortably satisfied.

Yes, the Parsonage Grill’s intimate, clubby atmosphere and many positive anniversary and celebratory visits make it well suited to a special evening out.

Afternoon tea service is a particularly lovely time to visit Parsonage Grill, the hotel’s walled terrace and courtyard are frequently praised for peaceful, sunlit late‑afternoon teas during the listed Afternoon Tea hours.