doggy afternoon tea, 12-5pm

Sunday 23rd June
Sunday 25th August
Sunday 20th October

Treat your four-legged friend to a very special doggy afternoon tea in the countryside. Your pup can indulge in a selection of doggilicious treats including a choice of wet food from Lily's Kitchen, organic dog biscuits, a puppichino to quench their thirst & a tennis ball to take home. Your dog can enjoy a glass of Pawsecco - yes, you read correctly! 

Humans will also join their beloved pet by having their own delicious afternoon tea, including selection of fresh finger sandwiches, one plain or fruit scone, clotted cream & strawberry jam, seasonal cakes, sweet treats, served with your choice of speciality teas or coffee - or perhaps a glass of Prosecco?

34.00 for one human & one pup (additional humans 19.95, additional pups 14.95) | Call us on 01225 864750 to book
 

gin tasting experience, 7pm

Friday 12th July
Friday 16th August
Friday 4th October
Friday 15th November
Friday 20th December

It's going to be GIN-TASTIC! Calling all gin lovers to taste some of the best craft & award winning gins. Learn about the gin & tonic garnishes & accompaniments you must try and all things gin. Our Gin Bar showcases a fantastic variety of over 160 world class gins & stock 14 tonics! 

Evening Includes: 

• Welcome G&T 
• Gin tasting hosted by Widbrook Grange
• Four-course gin inspired dinner created by World Champion Chef, Sandor Szucs 

54.00 per person

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Fancy staying over? Enjoy an overnight stay in a farmhouse bedroom with full English breakfast including all of the above for two people - 210.00 per room  

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murder mystery night, 7:30pm

Friday 27th September

Put on your best detective hat & join us for a night full of mystery while enjoying a G&T on arrival, three-course set dinner with half a bottle of red or white house wine per person at Widbrook Grange on Friday 27th September at 7:30pm. 

The story so far: 

The year is 1937. Mopton Brayside Public School is holding its Grand Dinner at the end of the academic year. This year however, has been slightly different with the sudden and unexpected date of the Deputy Head, Mr James Crabtree the Maths Master. 

The police had been called to the scene and a post-mortem was carried out on Crabtree's body. Everyone had believed that the old man had simply fallen down the stairs and struck his head on the radiator. The news that followed went round the hallowed halls fo Mopton Brayside like a whirlwind of hushed whispers. That wasn't the case at all, poor old crabtree was dead before he had hit the first step, brutally stabbed at close range in the temple with a stiletto knife. 

The police questioning has already confirmed that the only members of staff who were on the premises at the time were: 

Lady Winifred Poole, Headmistress
Miss Jennie Birch, Music Tutor
Mr John Meadows, Head of Dramatic Arts
Miss Nell Stadders, PE & Games Mistress
Miss Maude Baker, School Secretary
Sebastian Piggot-Potts, Head boy

One of more of these individuals wanted Crabtree silenced...but why? This would prove to be no ordinary Grand Dinner, 1937 was to be a year that Mopton Brayside would never forget!

69.50 per person


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Why not make a night of it? Enjoy an overnight stay in a Classic Double Room with a hearty Farmhouse breakfast including all of the above for two people - 299.00 per room