Squerryes Winery - Menu

Wonderful food and service. We are vegetarians and the food did not disappoint. We shall definitely be returning.

Just popped in to take a look and ended up staying for lunch. Lovely food and great service at a good price. As my Dad always said. You get what you pay for in this world

We are regulars for morning coffee and cake. Always made to feel very welcome. The staff always make a great fuss of our dogs and a bowl of water and a doggy biscuit is always supplied without asking. Very nice atmosphere.

Great winery tour, but awful restaurant. The attitude of the waiters was incredibly arrogant Moreover, they wouldn’t start cooking our mains, because we didn’t finish our starter consisting of 3 tomato slices for 5 people. Left hungry and unsatisfied.

Had a birthday celebration at the garden cafe for 23 people and it was a massive success! The food was well organized and timed and the wine sommelier was so knowledgeable and helpful which made the whole experience even better. Beautiful spot. Everybody loved it. Thank you Sergio and the team!

I visited Squerryes with friends a few weeks ago and it was incredible! The food was delicious, the wine was outstanding and the staff were so friendly. I wanted to mention Anton and Sam in particular for making the evening extra special, and going above and beyond. I will definitely be returning!

Overpriced and poor service. For example the starter which promised itself as tomato consomme, was nothing more than 5 slices of tomato, in a bowl too deep to reach what little amount of consomme there was and given a fork. £240 for 4 people, 2 courses and 1 drink each. The staff were helpful, however for that price there was no complimentary water or bread offered.

Disappointing Picnic experience. Website showed items included in the picnic for an inclusive Price £40 plus £40 Rose Wine. When arrived to collect at the shop Lady informed to pick our items and she took us through the entire stock range! Then changed to “Till “ £80+40 wine. Kerching!! In order to save face I just paid up. At least at Gusbourne everything as per their website.

I came to a coroporate wine tasting event here a month ago. I’ve been to a Park Run here before too. The two Suzie’s, the tour guides, were really knowledgable I am a horticulturist, my wife’s family have vines in Spain and I have some knowledge of vines so I found the tour of the vineyards fascinating. These are very professionally run and maintained vineyards! And the tour guides really love what they do and are very knowledgeable. I found the history explanation of the tour fascinating. The owners of Squerryes Court, the Ward family have owned the estate for nearly 300 years. Suzie mentioned Sir Patience Warde had been Lord Mayor of London in 1680, as they are about to name a bottle of wi...