PHYLLIS COURT
Perfect for business or pleasure
For those looking for the highest standards for business entertaining and ancillary services, Phyllis Court offers an exceptional venue for Events and Private Functions, Phyllis Court takes pride in good service,whether it’s a business event for 10 or 250, a private dinner or a grand banquet, the team are committed to combining their experience and flair with your particular requirements.
Guests enjoy excellent cuisine prepared by our head chef, Greg Lewis, who has experience in Michelin-starred establishments.
The Clubhouse offers delightful overnight accommodation. Seventeen bedrooms (including four large deluxe rooms) are available. Each is individually styled and equipped with TV and Free WiFi, and most feature views across the Club gardens and the River Thames. You can arrive or depart by boat or have an especially arranged river trip as part of a unique day and occasion.
The unique Grandstand Pavilion is located on the banks of the world famous Henley Royal Regatta. Hire a private box with your own personal waiting staff and enjoy the very best in hospitality in the premier location during Regatta week.
SAMPLE SPECIAL EVENT MENU
Tomato, Bell Pepper and Basil Soup, Served with Sippets Roasted Mediterranean Vegetable Tian with Rosemary and Sea Salt Foccacia
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White Wine Braised Chicken, Served with Crushed ’Anya’ Potatoes with Caramelised Onion with a Tomato, Spring Onion and Chive Salsa
Braised Belly of Pork Served with Red Cabbage, Potato Rosti, Wilted Spinach and Bordelaise Sauce
•••• Chocolate Marquise with Grand Marnier Syrup Pavlova •••• Coffee or Teas
DETAILS
PHYLLIS COURT CLUB Marlow Road, Henley-on-Thames Oxfordshire, RG9 2HT
Conference & Events Office: 01491-570509\513
enquiries@phylliscourt.co.uk www.phylliscourt.co.uk
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