The idyllic Langshott manor


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Langshott Manor, near Horley Langshott Manor is a luxury 16th-century boutique hotel packed with


original features and surrounded by three acres of private gardens


and an ancient moat. During the summer, the hotel’s Mulberry Restaurant has tables on the gorgeous terraces where diners can eat seasonal food from chef Phil Dixon’s fi ne-dining menu while listening to the ducks and moorhens on the ancient ponds. The dishes are created from local ingredients and are beautifully presented. The lemon tart is the best ’s editor-in-chief Sarah has ever tasted.


Langshott Manor, near Horley, Surrey RH6 9LN 01293 786680 langshottmanor.co.uk


2 Langshott’s locally sourced ingredients 18 JULY 2011


The Latymer at Pennyhill Park Hotel In the summer, Michelin-starred The Latymer throws open its doors


so diners can eat on the raised terraces, with their spectacular views


over the gardens and the hotel golf course. Chef Michael Wignall’s style has familiar classical themes with all fl avours staying true to themselves. Expect to fi nd dishes such as pan-fried John Dory fi llets with braised shin of veal and buttered gem lettuce, and cannon of salt marsh lamb with anchovy beignets, slow-cooked pork belly, baby onions and tomato vinaigrette. The Latymer at Pennyhill Park Hotel, London Road, Bagshot, Surrey GU19 5EU 01276 486150 pennyhillpark.co.uk


What could be more perfect than eating outside on a summer’s evening?


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