The days of enjoying lunch on the terrace may be numbered now, but if the weather is favourable we'll be making the most of the late summer sunshine over the next few weeks.
With views across the vines and dappled shade under large parasols, our summer menu provides a wide selection of small plates for sharing, large plates or snacks, as well as summer cocktails and chilled Squerryes sparkling wine. Should the weather be less than favourable we will move inside but please bring a layer if you feel the chill.
During the evenings we'll be moving indoors and serving our a la carte menu. You're welcome to have a drink in the Tasting Bar downstairs if you wish to enjoy the last of the summer sun on the lawn before coming upstairs.
Please note: This is an example menu. Some cuts of meats and seasonal dishes may vary, depending on availability.
Join a harvest tour and tasting, running until the end of October, as we prepare to pick the grapes in this our 18th year of viticulture. Take a stroll out to the vines to hear about our history and how we make our wines, before tasting our three signature varieties in a tutored tasting.
Call in and take a seat outside the old estate milking parlour for a bite to eat or something to quench your thirst. With views across the Rosé vineyard, we've coffee, soft drinks or a glass or wine, pastries, sandwiches and savoury items – something to tempt everyone.
Please note our opening hours as we head into autumn:
Weds- Fri: 9am - Midday
Sat & Sun: 9am - 2pm
As we only have outdoor seating, we may close if the weather is unfavourable
If you're looking for ways to keep the kids entertained this summer, come along to try the Squerryes vineyard trail, raising funds for Hospice in the Weald. For a suggested donation of £2 per child, collect a trail sheet from the Vineyard Café and set off to discover the mystery word before claiming your prize at the end.
Make a reservation to try Squerryes' new Tasting Bar this September. With an extensive drinks menu and small plates to share and enjoy, we invite you to come for a light lunch, pre-dinner drinks or stay for the whole evening.
We're pleased to welcome Willows Bird of Prey to Squerryes this summer with their birds of prey. Join us as they demonstrate their flying skills and prowess, plus take the opportunity to handle one of these magnificent birds.
Sunday at Squerryes has a real focus on ingredients from the Estate with the return of our Sunday roasts this month. With a choice of meats, vegetarian option or fish, book now to enjoy a hearty roast with crispy roast potatoes, Yorkshire puddings and seasonal vegetables, plus an array of desserts if you can squeeze one in.
Call in and browse the shelves of the deli, stocked with fresh produce from local producers. From freshly baked sourdoughs and pastries from Blomst Bakery, to roasted coffee and blended teas from Corban Coffee of Sevenoaks, plus locally smoked charcuterie and meats from the Weald Smokery in Flimwell, and handmade sweet and savoury treats from Sheepcote Kitchen. There's also the Squerryes Estate range of produce such as meats, honey and chocolates to tempt you.
As well as stocking the Squerryes range of vintage sparkling wines, our shelves are packed with a hand-selected assortment of UK and International wines of distinction. Speak to one of our Wine Ambassadors to find your new favourite wine.
We’re all about creating joy so we don’t need to look too far for a reason to celebrate. If you have an event coming up and would like to find out about holding it at Squerryes, start a conversation with our team today.
The garden at Squerryes Court was used to film scenes for the new series of Bridgerton that was released last month on Netflix. Filmed back in 2022, it was a huge event that took place over two weeks and showcased the garden (with a little embellishment from the production team). Read about what happened and see if you can spot the garden in episode one out now.
Image credit: Liam Daniel/Netflix 2024