Graze FAQs

Can I come for breakfast as a non-resident?

Yes, you can! While breakfast is mainly for residents, we do welcome non-residents too (subject to availability). Breakfast runs from 7.30am –10.30am and for £20 per person you can enjoy one dish from our à la carte breakfast menu, avail of the continental buffet, fresh juice plus tea or coffee.

If you’re after something lighter or more casual, we have a menu available in Hunter’s Bar. Before 11am, you’ll find pastries and light bite favourites like croissants, shortbread, bacon rolls and breakfast muffins. From 11am – 2pm, we serve freshly baked scones (plain or fruit) with butter, jam and cream. Perfect for a relaxed catch-up or coffee meeting.

Do you offer room service?

Yes, we do!

We offer a relaxed, in-room dining menu designed for easy, informal indulgence. Our room service dishes are served takeaway-style. There’s no tray charge and drinks can also be delivered to your room with no additional service fee.

Is live sport shown in the bar?

Yes. Hunter’s Bar shows a wide range of live sport with coverage across free-to-air channels (BBC & ITV), Sky Sports and TNT Sports. With four screens and two Sky boxes, we can show two Sky Sports events at the same time.

Please note, we’re only able to show one TNT Sports event at a time and we don’t currently have Premier Sports. Commentary is typically reserved for Ireland rugby matches.

Are the menus different in the bar and restaurant?

No, our bar and restaurant share the same menus, promotions and daily specials. Hunter’s Bar is fully table-serviced, offering the same dining experience as the restaurant with bar service also available if you prefer something more relaxed.

Do menus change on Sundays or special occasions?

On Sundays and selected dates such as Valentine’s Day or Mother’s Day, the restaurant will offer a dedicated set or Sunday lunch menu. Guests dining in Hunter’s Bar can order from these menus and we also offer a 'snack menu' on these days for lighter dining.

Is the bar and restaurant accessible?

Hunter’s Bar has a ramped roadside entrance, providing step-free access to the lower bar dining area. From this entrance, access to the restaurant and bathrooms does involve stairs.

For guests with mobility requirements, we recommend entering via the main reception at the top of the car park. This route offers level access throughout, including to the restaurant and bathrooms.