DINING
IN THE MANNER
OF A GREAT
HOUSE
Cedar 1905
The Cedar Tree is the culinary heart of Dumbleton Hall — a destination in its own right.
Here, modern British cuisine is shaped by the seasons and grounded in a deep respect for exceptional produce, with ingredients sourced from the surrounding countryside and trusted local suppliers.
Led by Dean Westcar, the kitchen brings together classical technique, Michelin-influenced precision, and a modern approach to hospitality. His cooking focuses on clarity of flavour, allowing each ingredient to speak while delivering elegance and impact. With its semi-private dining space, The Nook, Cedar 1905 offers both intimacy and occasion — a place for long, memorable evenings around the table.
Cedar 1905
The Cedar Tree is the culinary heart of Dumbleton Hall — a destination in its own right.
Here, modern British cuisine is shaped by the seasons and grounded in a deep respect for exceptional produce, with ingredients sourced from the surrounding countryside and trusted local suppliers.
Led by Dean Westcar, the kitchen brings together classical technique, Michelin-influenced precision, and a modern approach to hospitality. His cooking focuses on clarity of flavour, allowing each ingredient to speak while delivering elegance and impact. With its semi-private dining space, The Nook, Cedar 1905 offers both intimacy and occasion — a place for long, memorable evenings around the table.
The Library Bar
With its marble-topped bar and atmosphere inspired by the elegance of the jazz age, The Library Bar brings a touch of playful glamour to the manor.
Evoking the mood of an intimate private lounge — refined, welcoming and quietly indulgent — it is a place for aperitifs, late-evening drinks and fireside exchanges.
The menu celebrates both heritage and locality, from Charles Heidsieck Champagne to spirits from the Cotswolds Distillery, alongside classic cocktails and seasonal creations. It is, in spirit, the gentleman’s smoking room reimagined for a modern house party.
The Library Bar
With its marble-topped bar and atmosphere inspired by the elegance of the jazz age, The Library Bar brings a touch of playful glamour to the manor.
Evoking the mood of an intimate private lounge — refined, welcoming and quietly indulgent — it is a place for aperitifs, late-evening drinks and fireside exchanges.
The menu celebrates both heritage and locality, from Charles Heidsieck Champagne to spirits from the Cotswolds Distillery, alongside classic cocktails and seasonal creations. It is, in spirit, the gentleman’s smoking room reimagined for a modern house party.
The Drawing Room
With two open fires and curated antiques, The Drawing Room is the heart of the house — a setting made for conversation, comfort and ceremony.
Afternoon tea is served here on fine Wedgwood crockery, transforming a simple pause in the day into a ritual of elegance. By evening, the room glows with firelight and views across the lake beyond, offering a dining experience that feels timeless and quietly grand.
The Pheasant Lounge
Overlooking the woodland and anchored by an ornamental fireplace, The Pheasant Lounge offers a more relaxed rhythm.
Here, guests gather for light lunches, informal suppers and easy conversation, with nature just beyond the windows. It is a space that invites lingering — a bridge between the landscape and the life of the house.
The Pheasant Lounge
Overlooking the woodland and anchored by an ornamental fireplace, The Pheasant Lounge offers a more relaxed rhythm.
Here, guests gather for light lunches, informal suppers and easy conversation, with nature just beyond the windows. It is a space that invites lingering — a bridge between the landscape and the life of the house.
A House of Layers, A Table of Plenty
Our approach to food and drink reflects the house itself: expressive rather than restrained, rich in detail, and always welcoming. Here, maximalism is not excess but generosity
— in flavour, in atmosphere, and in the pleasure of gathering well.
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