The Pheasantry Cafe

We find ourselves at the Pheasantry regularly. Particularly good these days after a major refurbishment. There’s loads of seating, indoors and out, and good hot and cold food options, that are genuinely tasty. My main complaint is that it’s pretty difficult to navigate specific dietary requirements. For example, if you’re both vegan and gluten free, it’s virtually impossible to find anything to eat.

Had a fabulous lunch with family today (July 20). The butterfly chicken in a toasted brioche sesame seed bun with rosemary fries and homemade coleslaw was delicious. Well worth the cost (£50.00 for three inc drinks) since the customer service, quality and presentation was on-point. The menu is also impressive having been upgraded alongside major renovations. Well-worth the visit for breakfast, lunch, afternoon tea or ice cream. I often pop in for a pit-stop when walking through the Hampton side of Bushy Park to of from Kingston Upon Thames. Lots to do and see in terms of nature walks and beautiful gardens, streams, ponds, wildlife (deer, rabbits, butterflies) and there’s always space for cake, ice cream or a cappuccino from either The Pheasantry Café or a short walk away at the Diana Coffee Kiosk. Lots to do for young and old.

One of my favourite places at anytime of the day and year to visit. Diverse in its sections in terms of layout but packed with wildlife. My children have a will grow up doing our family walk around here. No dogs makes it even better in my opinion as there is no risk of dog mess and also helps keep the squirrels and rabbits sociable.