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Eating and shopping at Oxburgh Estate

An outdoor table with a hot takeaway cup, a piece of cake, and a soft drink.
Refuel in the tea-room | © Simon Weller

Whether you’re refuelling after a walk or catching up with friends over a light lunch, you’ll find plenty of tasty treats in one of our eateries. If you're looking for something special then head to our shop and explore the wide selection of books, gifts and souvenirs. Round off your visit with a trip to our second-hand bookshop.

Places to eat

Servants’ Hall tea-room

Situated in the old kitchen quarters, the Servant’s Hall tea-room offers a range of light lunches, sweet treats, savoury snacks, and hot and cold drinks. As well as the quintessential National Trust cream tea.

Our offerings include gluten-free, vegan and vegetarian choices.

Please be aware that hot food is served between 11am and 3.45pm. Last orders are 15 minutes before closing. Indoor and outdoor seating is provided.

Pantry café

Located next to visitor reception, the Pantry café is perfect if you’re looking to grab a drink on arrival or a treat after a fun filled day out.

Delicious cakes, sandwiches and pastries are also on the menu.

Please be aware that the Pantry café is only open on our busier days. For opening hours, please check with the Welcome Team on the day of your visit. Last orders are 15 minutes before closing. Outdoor seating is provided.

Allergen information

Most of the food and drink served is prepared on site in our kitchen, using a wide range of ingredients. As a result, we can’t guarantee that any of our food and drink products are completely allergen free.

If you have an allergy or intolerance and would like ingredient information about the food and drink served, please ask the staff, who will be happy to help.

Always check when you visit

Visited before? We sometimes change our recipes to improve quality and flavour, including the ingredients. When you visit, please speak to one of our team to check the current allergen information for your favourite dish.

Two women sit laughing with takeaway cups and holding umbrellas at a table outside at Dyrham Park, Gloucestershire, on a rainy day.
Visitors attempting to enjoy a warm drink outdoors | © National Trust Images/John Millar

Places to shop

Gift shop

Whether you're treating yourself or looking for that perfect present, you'll find garden essentials, food and drink, and beautiful homeware in our shop. If you’re looking for a stylish throw to brighten up your home, a new scarf featuring unique prints or garden ornaments to show your outdoor space some love, then step inside and explore.

We are proud to support local makers and artisans, bringing you high quality products designed and made in Norfolk.

Second-hand bookshop

The second-hand bookshop is tucked away in Oxburgh’s Kitchen Garden.

It boasts a great selection of pre-loved books for you to browse and find your next book you can’t wait to curl up with.

Money raised from the bookshop has enabled the team to acquire items from Oxburgh’s original collection, as well as carrying out vital conservation work. Your support will ensure Oxburgh thrives for everyone, for ever.

Would you like to donate?

Support nature and landscapes by donating your books or picking up a great read at our second-hand bookshop.

To donate, please email meghan.jenkins@nationaltrust.org.uk to arrange a date and time for your drop off.

Gift vouchers

Gift vouchers are available to purchase from our shop and can be redeemed in our eateries, for admission or events.

Dogs are welcome

Dogs and their well-behaved owners are welcome in our eateries, giftshop and second-hand bookshop. We even have options for them too! What better way to finish your walkies than with a tub of Marshfield Farm Scoop’s ice cream for dogs.

White, cream and pink Espalier pear blossom captured in early spring at Peckover House and Gardens

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