Elveden Estate

09/07/2026

Our Courtyard seating will be open from 9.30am until 4pm.Last orders for food will be 3pm. Drinks & cakes will be served until 3.30pm. 🌲 🤍

27/06/2026

27/06/2026

💚🤍 Restaurant & Courtyard will be serving hot food 10-3pm. Drinks, sandwiches & cakes 10-3.30pm 💚🤍 (The Dog & Scone will remain closed on Sunday 28th June)

27/06/2026

Sunday opening hours are 10-3pm for hot food & 10-3.30pm for sandwiches, drinks & cakes in our main restaurant & Courtyard area. 🤍

26/06/2026

Our Sister venue The Elveden Inn will open for food & drinks as usual tomorrow. Thank you for understanding once more 🤍

25/06/2026

Last orders for food will be 2pm, drinks & cakes will be served up until 2.30. Our sister venue The Elveden Inn will be open as usual for food & drinks.

25/06/2026

Following the government’s recent Great British Summer Savings announcement to temporarily reduce VAT on children’s meals, we will be applying this on all children’s meals & drinks (children only) from 25th June to 1st September 2026. The Courtyard Restaurant & The Dog & Scone are looking forward to seeing you this summer ☀️ 🪣 🪏 🌊 🏖️ 🧊 🍦

24/06/2026

Last orders for food is 8.45pm

24/06/2026

Last orders for food & drink will be 2pm 🤍

16/06/2026

Ned Iveagh and Joanne Ooi toasting the success of this past weekend’s Stories of Guinness festival at Elveden Hall with what else — a pint of Guinness! The talks were rammed; the speakers were gripping and, in the case of Adrian Tinniswood, hilarious; every visitor was gob-smacked by the staggering architecture of the Marble Hall and the spectacular art by . Not that this was all the doing of EA Festival alone of course. The warm hospitality and delicious food by the Guinness Arms and nigh-perfect weather completed the day and made it one of our best festivals EVER!

Finally, thank you to the sponsors of Stories of Guinness — Sworders and Abels — whose generous support made the festival possible.

Speakers pictured in this album are:
Ben Cowell of Historic Houses on stage with Adrian Tinniswood
Eleanor Doughty discussing the challenges of stately home inheritance with Catherine Bailey and Anna Hope.
Clare Presland singing musical theatre favourites in the Marble Hall.