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Sample Seasonal Lunch Menu

Available exclusively midweek, this limited-edition menu offers a more concise dining experience, with dishes inspired by ingredients at their absolute peak.


Cherry Belle radish, pickled rose and Chalk Stream trout tart,
Juices infused with aromatic flowers

Corra Linn pudding caramelised in Birch sap,
Stout vinegar, aged Corra Linn

Green Harp spinach in ramson butter,
Soft yolk, last summer's pulses

English mushrooms in our miso butter,
Spring brassicas, sauce made from yellow wine

Pork neck from Gaythorne Hall farm,
Duncan cabbage, black apple and fig leaf

Frozen Tunworth cheese,
Malt crumb, quince and lemon thyme

Our Farm currants preserved in perilla,
Pumpkin seeds, meadowsweet

Tart, mint stones



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Lunch menu - available for lunch Wednesday – Friday £125 per person

Available only during peak growing season - 2nd April – 31st October 2025.

Taster lunch wine pairing £65
Signature lunch wine pairing £95
Select lunch wine pairing £180
Soft drinks lunch pairing £45

All prices include VAT and exclude a discretionary 10% service charge. Prices may change without notice.

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The building dates back to the early 13th century and was the site of a family run blacksmith until the 1950s. L’Enclume has retained many of the building’s original features, including the blacksmith’s furnaces, exposed ceiling beams, and thick stone walls.