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The Tudor Pass at Great Fosters

Stroude Rd, Egham TW20 9UR, United Kingdom
4.7(107)
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Michelin star dining with Renaissance decor in a converted Tudor-style hotel with limited seating.

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Scallop
Orkney hand-dived scallop | kohlrabi | gooseberry
Tomato
Nutbourne tomato | basil | black cow vodka
Pigeon
Anjou pigeon | estate victoria plum | tarragon
Turbot
Wild turbot | cauliflower | red prawns
Beef
Hereford beef | watercress | sarawak pepper | autumn truffle

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Reviews of The Tudor Pass at Great Fosters

4.7
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4.0
7y

We had a great lunch menu at the Tudor Room yesterday. It is indeed a room, with maybe 8 tables in total, and a bit dark, but with nice views to the beautiful gardens, which are worth a visit. The staff was very friendly and took the time to explain thoroughly every dish. They were particularly attentive, perhaps a bit too much so (constantly looking at us), but it didn't spoil the experience, as the food was really top-quality, definitely worth a Michelin star. We were welcomed with some lovely canapés followed by a small olive oil and peas pre-starter, which was subtle and refreshing, even if on the small side. The bread and butter was very nice indeed, warm and crusty as it should be in a restaurant of this standard. We then had starters: my pigeon was particularly nice, but the cold crab dish of my guest wasn't so flavoursome. The sea bream was refined too, but not exceptional. For mains I had a really tasty pork dish (made of various parts of the pork, including some tender cheek cooked in barbecue sauce) and my guests had the equally well-executed turbot with lovely parmesan gnocchis. For dessert, two of us had a light and exquisitely presented dish celebrating the gariguette strawberry (compressed, fresh, as a sorbet, tuiles) and the other guest enjoyed a rich manjari chocolate sponge with coffee cream and yuzu sorbet. Both desserts were equally good, but flavours in the starters and mains could have been more consistent. Only three tables of the room were used on a Friday lunch, which makes me wonder why cancellation within 48 hours would incur a charge. Overall the experience was great, service was faultless and we will probably return, but we had even better food at the Latymer, which is now unfortunately closed for lunch on Fridays. If possible, I would have given 4 and a half stars. Going there for a lunch is nice the gardens are beautiful too. Highly...

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5.0
2y

My husband and I and another couple wanted to end our vacation with a high note so we decided to dine at The Tudor Pass. We have been to other Michelin star restaurants and had high expectations and The Tudor Pass exceeded our expectations and we can honestly say it was an experience we will never forget. From the moment we stepped into the restaurant we were greeted with warmth and sophistication. The Tudor Pass interior was elegant and impeccably designed. The staff at The Tudor Pass was professional, friendly, knowledgeable and attentive and ensured our needs were met throughout our meal service. The dishes that were presented to us throughout the evening were nothing short of culinary masterpieces. It does not do it justice to say each plate was an exquisite work of art. Chef Alex carefully curated and beautifully presented each plate. The flavors were bold and unexpected. I am a vegetarian and the plates that were designed around my preference were amazing. My husband (who is not a vegetarian) was blown away by the scallops -- he described them as cooked to perfection with a delicate caramelization that melted in his mouth. He’s had a lot of scallops in his life and was surprised that scallops could taste so much differently than he’s ever experienced before. The wine pairing was also excellent and it was amazing how each one complimented and elevated each dish. The desserts were extraordinary – indescribable -- you have to experience them firsthand. It is hard to truly describe our dining experience at The Tudor Pass but it was an extraordinary journey that transcends the boundaries of traditional dining. It was an adventure that awakened our senses and left us with a memory of a lifetime. We highly recommend this experience for anyone who is seeking an extraordinary gastronomic experience that goes way above and beyond any...

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5.0
1y

Have been here many times and it never disappoints. Yes if you compare to a pub meal it expensive but not for a Michelin star. If you are looking for something a little decadent or for a special occasion I would highly recommend it. Whether it’s for a 4 or 7 course lunch or a dinner the food it so beautifully prepared, you may feel as I used to that the portions are small so you will be left feeling hungry but this is far from the case as with several courses and the richness of the food it’s actually very filling and this is coming from someone who trust can eat! The taste of each dish and balance of flavours and texture contrasts are all carefully thought out and compliment each other. My personal favourites are the current scallop dish, the beetroot dish and as someone who is very particular about deserts the blackberry dessert was phenomenal and I’ve been to many different fine dining experiences including some 3 stars. It was a delight! The staff are so friendly and helpful I’m sometimes come on my own just because why not and if they have time they are happy to chat but are also very professional and on the ball with timings and drink top ups, can’t fault them. The general feel of the restaurant is warm and cosy with an intimate feel but doesn’t feel stiff or uncomfortable as some fine dine establishments do. Perfect for any occasion whether for intimate diners for two or family get together me, business lunches, anniversary or even as decadent lunch for one and a good book. If you’ve ever thought of trying a Michelin star dining experience and felt nervous or put off because you won’t fit in or feel comfortable then rest assured this is the perfect place to try that will put all those...

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We had a great lunch menu at the Tudor Room yesterday. It is indeed a room, with maybe 8 tables in total, and a bit dark, but with nice views to the beautiful gardens, which are worth a visit. The staff was very friendly and took the time to explain thoroughly every dish. They were particularly attentive, perhaps a bit too much so (constantly looking at us), but it didn't spoil the experience, as the food was really top-quality, definitely worth a Michelin star. We were welcomed with some lovely canapés followed by a small olive oil and peas pre-starter, which was subtle and refreshing, even if on the small side. The bread and butter was very nice indeed, warm and crusty as it should be in a restaurant of this standard. We then had starters: my pigeon was particularly nice, but the cold crab dish of my guest wasn't so flavoursome. The sea bream was refined too, but not exceptional. For mains I had a really tasty pork dish (made of various parts of the pork, including some tender cheek cooked in barbecue sauce) and my guests had the equally well-executed turbot with lovely parmesan gnocchis. For dessert, two of us had a light and exquisitely presented dish celebrating the gariguette strawberry (compressed, fresh, as a sorbet, tuiles) and the other guest enjoyed a rich manjari chocolate sponge with coffee cream and yuzu sorbet. Both desserts were equally good, but flavours in the starters and mains could have been more consistent. Only three tables of the room were used on a Friday lunch, which makes me wonder why cancellation within 48 hours would incur a charge. Overall the experience was great, service was faultless and we will probably return, but we had even better food at the Latymer, which is now unfortunately closed for lunch on Fridays. If possible, I would have given 4 and a half stars. Going there for a lunch is nice the gardens are beautiful too. Highly recommended.
Katie WKatie W
Theatrical fine dining at its best… wow! We had the most fantastic lunch here yesterday for mum and dads special birthdays. From beginning to end we were made to feel special and well looked after. We were running late because the M25 was being the M25. No problem. We let them know and they were waiting for us when we arrived. We were seated in the most beautiful small dining room with just 7 tables. Intimate but luxurious and very comfortable. We went for the 4 course tasting menu which was actually 12 courses 😂 😋. The surprise snacks were an absolute delight alongside a glass of English sparkling wine. The sharing bread was yummy with 2 spreads - beef dripping and a butter with delicious drizzle. Then 4 incredible courses. We had a Sancerre with the fish course recommended by Chris, our excellent host and then Australian Shiraz with the beef, also recommended. Both were perfectly paired. Each course was served by a different chef and each was presented beautifully with an explanation and often an accompanying story card. The meal finished with surprise petit fours and I opted for a cup of Earl grey. The rest of the family had a coffee. We then went for a wander around the magnificent grounds in the sunshine. We couldn’t have asked for a more perfect afternoon. The whole experience was exquisite and completely beyond expectation. Suffice to say, mum and dad loved their birthday treat. Thank you to the amazing team at the Tudor Pass. We hope to see you again soon….
Jo EzeJo Eze
The Tudor Pass – a sensational exhibition of gastronomic excellence and best of British sustainable and seasonable dining featuring local produce! There are Michelin-starred restaurants that deliver perfect plates, and then there is The Tudor Pass—where every dish is a story, every sip a scene, and every detail a piece of edible and nature-inspired art. From the very first amuse-bouche, we fell in love and were guided through a gastronomic delight for over 3 hours. The tone was set by the most warming, welcoming and cared for service we have ever experienced. We love this mighty team and were already planning our next visit and weekend stay before we left the table! The cocktails were no less captivating. A blushing pink creation crowned with a raspberry felt like summer in a glass, light and sparkling. In contrast, an amber-hued old-fashioned, its citrus peel spiralling like a ribbon of sunset, offered depth, warmth, and a touch of smoky sophistication. Top tier choices for us were the sourdough potato bread, trout, scallop and lamb - absolutely unreal. Thank you, Chris, Alex, Rose, Luca, and Stefano, for not just feeding us, but transporting us. At The Tudor Pass, the table is your stage, and the performance is unforgettable. Thank you for making my husband’s birthday extraordinary.
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We had a great lunch menu at the Tudor Room yesterday. It is indeed a room, with maybe 8 tables in total, and a bit dark, but with nice views to the beautiful gardens, which are worth a visit. The staff was very friendly and took the time to explain thoroughly every dish. They were particularly attentive, perhaps a bit too much so (constantly looking at us), but it didn't spoil the experience, as the food was really top-quality, definitely worth a Michelin star. We were welcomed with some lovely canapés followed by a small olive oil and peas pre-starter, which was subtle and refreshing, even if on the small side. The bread and butter was very nice indeed, warm and crusty as it should be in a restaurant of this standard. We then had starters: my pigeon was particularly nice, but the cold crab dish of my guest wasn't so flavoursome. The sea bream was refined too, but not exceptional. For mains I had a really tasty pork dish (made of various parts of the pork, including some tender cheek cooked in barbecue sauce) and my guests had the equally well-executed turbot with lovely parmesan gnocchis. For dessert, two of us had a light and exquisitely presented dish celebrating the gariguette strawberry (compressed, fresh, as a sorbet, tuiles) and the other guest enjoyed a rich manjari chocolate sponge with coffee cream and yuzu sorbet. Both desserts were equally good, but flavours in the starters and mains could have been more consistent. Only three tables of the room were used on a Friday lunch, which makes me wonder why cancellation within 48 hours would incur a charge. Overall the experience was great, service was faultless and we will probably return, but we had even better food at the Latymer, which is now unfortunately closed for lunch on Fridays. If possible, I would have given 4 and a half stars. Going there for a lunch is nice the gardens are beautiful too. Highly recommended.
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Theatrical fine dining at its best… wow! We had the most fantastic lunch here yesterday for mum and dads special birthdays. From beginning to end we were made to feel special and well looked after. We were running late because the M25 was being the M25. No problem. We let them know and they were waiting for us when we arrived. We were seated in the most beautiful small dining room with just 7 tables. Intimate but luxurious and very comfortable. We went for the 4 course tasting menu which was actually 12 courses 😂 😋. The surprise snacks were an absolute delight alongside a glass of English sparkling wine. The sharing bread was yummy with 2 spreads - beef dripping and a butter with delicious drizzle. Then 4 incredible courses. We had a Sancerre with the fish course recommended by Chris, our excellent host and then Australian Shiraz with the beef, also recommended. Both were perfectly paired. Each course was served by a different chef and each was presented beautifully with an explanation and often an accompanying story card. The meal finished with surprise petit fours and I opted for a cup of Earl grey. The rest of the family had a coffee. We then went for a wander around the magnificent grounds in the sunshine. We couldn’t have asked for a more perfect afternoon. The whole experience was exquisite and completely beyond expectation. Suffice to say, mum and dad loved their birthday treat. Thank you to the amazing team at the Tudor Pass. We hope to see you again soon….
Katie W

Katie W

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The Tudor Pass – a sensational exhibition of gastronomic excellence and best of British sustainable and seasonable dining featuring local produce! There are Michelin-starred restaurants that deliver perfect plates, and then there is The Tudor Pass—where every dish is a story, every sip a scene, and every detail a piece of edible and nature-inspired art. From the very first amuse-bouche, we fell in love and were guided through a gastronomic delight for over 3 hours. The tone was set by the most warming, welcoming and cared for service we have ever experienced. We love this mighty team and were already planning our next visit and weekend stay before we left the table! The cocktails were no less captivating. A blushing pink creation crowned with a raspberry felt like summer in a glass, light and sparkling. In contrast, an amber-hued old-fashioned, its citrus peel spiralling like a ribbon of sunset, offered depth, warmth, and a touch of smoky sophistication. Top tier choices for us were the sourdough potato bread, trout, scallop and lamb - absolutely unreal. Thank you, Chris, Alex, Rose, Luca, and Stefano, for not just feeding us, but transporting us. At The Tudor Pass, the table is your stage, and the performance is unforgettable. Thank you for making my husband’s birthday extraordinary.
Jo Eze

Jo Eze

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