
Seasonal Roast and Lazy Sunday Lunches near Hitchin
One of Hertfordshire's Favourite Roasts
There’s something about a proper Sunday roast. Tables filling up in the Orangery, views over the gardens, and plates arriving from the Farmhouse kitchen that feel generous, familiar and worth lingering over.
At The Farmhouse at Redcoats, Sunday lunch is part of what we’re known for. Set in the Hertfordshire countryside just five minutes from Hitchin, it’s where countryside walks lead naturally to long lunches, and where the comfort of a roast is shaped by our Farmhouse chefs, seasonal produce and carefully sourced local ingredients.
If you’re looking for a Sunday roast near Hitchin that feels thoughtful, food-led and genuinely welcoming, this is what we do.

Sample menu
Our Sunday Menu
Maldon Rock Oysters, Shallot Vinegar 4.8
Godminster Cheddar Doughnuts 8.5
Tomato Gazpacho, Extra Virgin Olive Oil 10
Staithe Smokehouse Salmon, Capers, Shallots, Lemon 13.5
Chicken Liver Parfait, Apricot Chutney, Brioche 11.5
Herefordshire Beef Carpaccio, Parmesan Aioli, Balsamic Onions 12.5
Hake, Tomato, Cucumber & Spring Onion Panzanella 27
Porcini Mushroom & Truffle Pappardelle 22
28-day dry-aged Herefordshire Sirloin 27.5
Prior’s Hall Farm Roast Pork Loin 24
Red Lentil & Courgette Nut Roast 20
All roasts served with rosemary & garlic roast potatoes, Yorkshire puddings, seasonal greens & red wine gravy
The Farmhouse Cauliflower Cheese 7.5
Heritage Carrots, Tarragon Butter 5
Tenderstem Broccoli, Lemon Verbena, Sea Salt 7
Roast potatoes 4.5
Our allergen menus are available on request.
Provenance, Seasonality & Farm-to-Fork Cooking
Food at The Farmhouse is rooted in provenance. Our Sunday menu follows the same farm-to-fork ethos you’ll find across everything we do, built around trusted British farmers, local producers and ingredients grown on site where possible.
Meat is carefully sourced, cheeses celebrate British makers, and vegetables change with the seasons. Herbs, greens and produce from our no-dig kitchen garden increasingly find their way onto the plate, helping shape dishes throughout the year.
That connection to where food comes from is a big part of the experience. It’s not just about a roast arriving at the table, it’s about knowing the care behind it, the farmers behind it and the season it belongs to.




