Shendish Manor - Menu

Cooked here in the long distant past. When the food was of a high quality and standard. Unfortunately since then standards have dropped dropped dropped.

Visited for lunch. Service was slow. Food was okay, nothing special. Prices were woah £4.40 for a large Pepsi! £8.00 for a melt ciabatta! Probably better options in the area.

The restaurant is in a lovely position. The food was fine, the set lunch menu offers a choice of 3 starters and 3 main courses. The service was varied, depending on who it was, there were plenty of staff, but it wasn't very co-ordinated. View menu

Very slow service and over pretentious food in tiny portions. We had to wait over an hour for food to be delivered and when it was it was the smallest amount of food you can imagine. Also the food was not up to the standard the menu thinks it is.

We were a party of 10 for lunch, our main courses were served by one person, and being quite a way from the kitchen, this meant a long wait from the first to the last person being served. There seemed to be quite a few staff about, but the service was slow. Most people enjoyed their food, but I found mine mediocre, the menu is very limited.

Eat here during our 2 day stay Breakfast was ample but under the lamp job so was cold by the time I'd finished but very few places cook to order nowadays Dinner was great with a 2 course meal no complaints Afternoon tea now we swapped menue a bit and I don't drink tea so I brought my own soft drink in case I got charged for one which I've had happen before and wasn't impressed Took a while for it to arrive but was worth wait and nice place to eat in all round good experience View menu

We were pleasantly surprised when we visited the restaurant. Even though we live nearby we had never been to the Orangey restaurant We had a lovely meal, served by friendly staff. Prices were reasonable £21.95 3 course meal Monday to Thursday and £29.95 Friday to Sunday. Wine prices were typical for the area ranging from £21 to £48 . The restaurant was light and airy with views across the grounds. It was very quite for a Saturday night, which did not surprise me, I had been unable to contact via phone as there was no answer, no working on line portal and email took 2 days to answer. I appreciate staffing is difficult but when I finally went up to the hotel to book as I live nearby their was...

After the easing of the Covid-19 restrictions it has been good to be able to revisit old haunts denied to us during the last 18 months. Shendish Manor is one such place. Set in the Hertfordshire countryside of Apsley, this grand manor house dates back to 1300, since when it has had many owners, chiefly the publishing company of Longman's. In 1936 it was sold to the local stationery firm of John Dickinson when it became a sports and social club. From 1994 it has been a hotel, golf club and conference centre. The Orangery restaurant looks out over acres of green countryside and provides an oasis of calm away from the hurly-burly of the nearby main London Road. The menu is brief but to the poin...

Shendish Manor is a hotel, country and golf club in a monumental thirteenth century building set in acres and acres of rolling countryside. The Orangery restaurant is open to non members and affords splendid views of the greenery and you can even sit outside and enjoy the views while supping on a delicious afternoon tea or whatever takes your fancy. We were there for Sunday lunch and although it was fairly quiet at first, after 1pm it filled up with party bookings including a preponderance of ladies who lunch. The menu offers enough choice to suit all tastes including starters of Pan seared scallops, Chicken leek terrine, Chicken strips, Calamari etc. We ordered the Black pudding Scotch egg... View menu