The Grange at Mortimers Cross

Sunday lunch for two , absolutely wonderful roast lunch , well worth booking. Ultimate accolade gravy near up to Nan Dora's (from my wife). Really good home cooking and good value. Booking for Sunday lunch essential. Worth the trip to find The Grange at Mortimer's Cross.

As a family we’ve been to this place a number of times pre Covid normally on a Sunday afternoon for the carvery. There was no doubt it was the best carvery I’ve ever had and I have had a fair few. Plus back then the place was packed and you had to book well ahead. Plus trying to get a seat in the bar at the front while waiting was never easy so it’s just showed you how good it was. However, since covid the placed has changed dramatically and not for the best. I’m not sure if it’s a hotel, brick a brac shop, deli or a pub it’s just lost it’s identity and a**osphere. We recently visited again, and the place was dead. In fact, we were the only people in the restaurant. Such a shame as the food Sunday roast was still very good, although they currently no longer serve the carvery. My only criticism apart from the lack of a**osphere and customers was the gravy was a bit watery, and there simply wasn’t enough cauliflower cheese for three people. We asked for more which we received. However, we were told that normally the answer would normally be no which is very disappointing considering the cost has gone up by at least £2. Based on what we experienced with lack of customers I am just wondering how long this place will survive. Also I have to say it would be nice to see it return to it’s former glory with the bar at the front open again and a open fire and a full restaurant serving the wonderful carvery that simply couldn’t be beaten.

Called here on spec Sunday 4th September 2022 for Sunday Lunch. Plenty of parking space. Wasnt busy so pick your own table. We both had roast beef with the trimmings and wasnt disappointed with meal. Plenty of Beef and various veg with a jug of gravy. Its not just a pub/restaurant but a deli, antique centre and garden centre. Would go again if that way. Price was ok and staff were very friendly

Place used to be a pub but has now become a Café, restaurant, antique and craft shop and a farm shop. We had lunch with my elderly parents, it was great, something on the menu for most people's tastes and they serve Mr Whippy ice cream and amazing milkshakes. Staff are friendly and the place has a lovely a**osphere. Definitely worth a visit and we will definitely be back. Thank you all, it was a lovely visit

My husband booked this b&b never again! We had a long drive from Kent & I was not impressed by our stay. The shower was filthy & hadn’t been cleaned properly yuk!! As they shut at 6pm, when we returned from dinning out, there was no one to complain to. The quilt was not adequate for November although there was a fluffy bedspread thing that kept sliding off the bed. There is a heater in the room but it gets stuffy which meant we couldn’t have it on all night, it wasn’t an option to have the window open because of the traffic noise. Breakfast certainly is not worth the money charged! Avoid this place! When I did say about the shower in the morning she just said she would look into it! We didn’t find the people very friendly at all ! It really is the worst place we have ever stayed!!!!

Really enjoyed the carvery on Mothers Day. Really friendly, attentive and accommodating staff. The food was great. So much choice and good portions for hungry eaters! There were seven of us, including two vegetarians and one vegan. All catered for incredibly well. Nice ambience and decor too. Lovely a**osphere. Highly recommend.