Highlights
Duos can enjoy a three-course meal with a starter such as gin cured salmon, a main such as battered cod loin and rhubarb mess for dessert
About This Deal
Choose from Three Options
- £29 for a three-course meal for two (up to 52% off)
- £58 for a three-course meal for four (up to 52% off)
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£87 for a three-course meal for six (up to 52% off)
- Starters may include: crispy chilli beef | sauteed wild mushrooms | chicken liver parfait
- Mains may include: chargrilled corn fed chicken | beer battered cod loin | braised pork belly
- Desserts may include: sticky toffee pudding | rhubarb mess | triple chocolate brownie
- Spectacular views across the terrace of the 12th-century castle
- Please advise waiter when seated for any specific dietary requirements
- Entrance ticket to castle is not required
Fine Print
About Pennethorne's Bar
The inspiration for the Pennethorne's Bar derived from architect Sir James Pennethorne’s journey across Europe in the 19th century. They strive to serve fine food and drinks inspired by Pennethorne’s European adventures across France, Italy and beyond, with a little twist of modern English culture. Sir James Pennethorne made his famous Grand Tour around Europe in the 19th century, with destinations including France, Italy and Spain. The Grand Tour was considered to be a scholar’s pilgrimage, a journey where they could acquire a range of cultural sculptures, paintings, artefacts and culinary delights. Pennethorne’s Grand Tour took place from 6th November 1824 to 1st November 1825 where he visited Paris, Parma, Modena, Bologna, Rome, Siena, Florence, Pisa and Genoa. The flavours from these regions are embedded in the food with an English twist, which can be accompanied by a selection of English and French wines.