Restaurants

Rutland may be small but it is home to many restaurants demonstrating the pinnacle of culinary expertise. Hambleton Hall has held its Michelin Star for over 20 years and is one of Britain’s finest country house hotels, with a spectacular lakeside setting it is a haven for gourmets and wine lovers.

There are numerous other high quality hotels which offer fine restaurants to tempt a range of occasions (and price brackets), Barnsdale Lodge, The Falcon, Greetham Valley and Barnsdale Hall.

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The Falcon

The Falcon Hotel is a stunning 16th Century coaching inn that is the pride of Uppingham’s historic Market Place. The charming hotel is situated just four miles from the shores of Rutland Water in the heart of the natural splendours of Rutland.

The Kings Arms Inn

AA 2 Rosettes | AA Breakfast Award | Welcome Pets

AA Stars 4

AA 4* Accommodation, 2 AA Rosettes and Home To Jimmy’s Smokehouse in Rutland

Don Paddy’s Uppingham

Don Paddy’s has a warm and inviting atmosphere in the heart of the Market Square, serving an innovative twist on brasserie food alongside an extensive selection of house and fine wines, continental lagers and cask marque awarded real ales.

Hambleton Hall

Hambleton Hall, a Relais and Chateaux property, is one of Britain’s finest country house hotels. It has a spectacular lakeside setting and its restaurant is a haven for gourmets.

Hunters Bar & Restaurant

Set within a Grade II listed former hunting lodge circa 1604, Hunters Bar & Kitchen offers honest tasty food, locally sourced, created and prepared by renowned local chef Neil Hornsby. We serve specialist coffee from Oakham’s local roaster Two Chimps, local craft beer from the Oakham based Grainstore Brewery and locally produced spirits, including from Market Harborough the award winning Two Birds range of gin and vodka.

Normanton Park Restaurants

The hotel offers flexible dining to suit all tastes, whether you just want a snack in our informal bar or our comfortable lounge, afternoon tea in front of the fire or out on the Terrace or a more formal dinner in our Clock Restaurant during the winter months or the conservatory during the summer months enabling you to enjoy the best views from any Hotel on Rutland Water. We pride ourselves in sourcing many locally produced foods, and offering a wide selection of quality dishes at affordable prices, with of course the atmosphere provided by the unrivalled views from the restaurant of the stunning Rutland Water.

The Orangery Restaurant & Garden Cafe at Burghley House

Visit the Orangery Restaurant for morning coffee, light bites, afternoon tea, specialty party dinners, celebrations and wedding parties.

Barnsdale Lodge Restaurant

Originally a 17th century farmhouse on the Exton Estate, home to the Noel family (Earl of Gainsborough) for generations at the head of a horse chestnut tree-lined avenue, Barnsdale Lodge hotel is now a superb 44 bedroom hotel and restaurant.
Situated in its own graceful and tranquil gardens on the glorious north shore of Rutland Water, the hotel is built in local mellow Rutland stone, quarried from the adjacent estate of the Earl of Gainsborough. With its gentle undulating fields and spectacular views of the lake, it is one of England’s hidden treasures.

Greetham Valley Lounge Bar and Valley Restaurant

From bar snacks to A la Carte dining, exceptional quality and friendly service are first and foremost when catering for our guests at Greetham Valley. Our delicious seasonal menus offer a wide range of choice and our restaurants enjoy panoramic views over the golf courses, lakes and valley.

Brasserie Restaurant at Barnsdale Hall

Barnsdale Hall Hotel offers a choice of dining options. The Brasserie Restaurant offers a wide selection of appetisers, entrées and desserts, all of which are prepared seasonally, using local produce.