Events on the Swinton Estate

Terrace Game Lunch Menu

£18 per person (two courses) | £25 per person (three courses)
The Terrace Restaurant and Bar

Great British Game Week

The relaxed Terrace Restaurant and Bar hosts a lunchtime menu throughout Great British Game Week to showcase Estate game, accompanied by the herbs, vegetables and fruits grown in the four-acre Walled Garden.

Head Chef, Shaun Burke, and his team of talented chefs have curated a fabulous menu for you to enjoy, whether it’s the first time trying game or you’re a game connoisseur!

Great British Game Week is an annual celebration of all that is great about British game. Swinton Estate has a week full of game focused menus, events and activities to enjoy.

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£18 per person (two courses) | £25 per person (three courses)

Pricing

£18.00 per person – two courses

£25.00 per person – three courses

Please note: the normal Terrace menu will not be running over theses dates. However, the lite bites menu will be running during lunch in addition to the game menu.

Upcoming dates

Unfortunately, no upcoming dates are currently available.

FAQs

Do we need to pre-book?

Booking is not required, but we do recommend to avoid disappointment.

What time will the Game Menu be served?

12.30pm until 2.15pm daily.

Where is the event taking place?

The event will take place at The Terrace Restaurant and Bar:

The Terrace Restaurant and Bar
Swinton Estate
Masham
North Yorkshire
HG4 4JH
United Kingdom

What is The Terrace Restaurant and Bar?

The Terrace Restaurant and Bar is at the heart of relaxed eating and drinking on the Swinton Estate.

Fabulous, beautifully furnished alfresco ‘terraced’ gardens, perfect for spring and summer lunches, suppers and drinks with friends; with blankets, heaters and sheepskins galore for chillier days.

The Terrace Restaurant and Bar offers seasonal lunch, dinner and ‘light bites’ menus. Showcasing estate produce, with a fresh and modern twist, and using herbs, fruits and vegetables grown in the four-acre walled garden, literally a stone’s throw from the kitchens.