The Orangery at RH England — Restaurant in Great Britain

We attended RH England for my daughters birthday, and we were not dissapointed the location nestled in the beautiful countryside, complimentary valet parking upon arrival, breathtaking views of the Oxfordshirecountryside, service and hospitality to match. The food was premium cuts of meat and delicious. This renowned culinary venue has introduced the most substantial menu change in over a decade across all Restoration Hardware venues, reflecting its continued commitment to hospitality.

A destination for dining nestled in the heart of the English countryside, RH England comprises a fine dining restaurant, The Orangery, alongside The Loggia, an informal pizza terrace, an elegant Tea Salon and Wine Lounge and a specialist Juicery.

The culinary destination for dining at RH England is housed within the gallery at the historic Aynho Park, Oxfordshire. The 73-acre estate has been restored and reimagined as a design and hospitality destination, envisioned to inform and inspire.

Alongside five exciting new culinary offerings, guests are invited to experience the architecture & design library, the Sir John Soane exhibition, the naturalistic gardens by Capability Brown and the RH interior design studio, all encapsulated within the RH England Gallery, their first outside North America.

I would highly recommend visiting RH England I would...

A beautiful restaurant with friendly staff and exceptional views but we left very disappointed.

We made the mistake of ordering the chicken which was very bland. The main disappointment though was paying £39 for a cocktail that was £17 on the menu.

The reason for this was that I asked if it were possible to swap the whisky for rum in my old fashioned as I have a gluten allergy. Instead of charging me £17 they charged me per ml on a rum which was a total of £39 for 75ml of rum which wasn’t on the menu so I had absolutely no idea this would happen. I felt robbed. If i’d have been told that the rum was a premium rum and the price would differ from the cocktail menu then I could have made an informed decision.

I told the waitress and she only offered an apology. Really disappointed with this outcome. We had overlooked the tasteless main meal just to not bring down our evening's enjoyment but the shock of the cocktail we were so...

Had really high hopes for this place. The venue is beautiful and very luxurious. The valet parking was a nice touch too. Unfortunately the food wasnt of a very high standard. The roast potatoes I am pretty sure came from a packet of Aunt Bessie's or something similar as they were not home made. The beef was pretty undercooked - not a problem for me but others might not be so keen eating what was essentially a carpaccio. The chicken didn't even come with roast potatoes which at first annoyed us but when I ate the roast potatoes on my plate I think my wife got off quite well with her baked sweet potato! Although mains are quite expensive the bill only came to £125 for a main and dessert each so can't moan at that these days I suppose. Such a shame the food wasn't better as this place could have been...