Our rooms are open for all travellers. Any queries please email us on hello@themountedgcumbe.com and we will do our best to respond as quickly as possible. The government restrictions have now been mostly lifted, however we have kept some restricitons in place to ensure we can continue to operate safely for both our staff and our customers.
We ask you kindly to cooperate with us to ensure the guidelines set out can be followed safely so we can all resume normality sooner rather than later, and ensure the safety of our staff and customers alike. We will continue to update our guidelines regularly on both our website and our social media sites.
We ask you kindly to cooperate with us to ensure the guidelines set out can be followed safely so we can all resume normality sooner rather than later, and ensure the safety of our staff and customers alike. We will continue to update our guidelines regularly on both our website and our social media sites.
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A long time ago, before our doors were opened to the public, the Artic Explorer Admiral Parry is reported to have stayed here in 1839 in between his travels. Records even show the Mount Edgcumbe (known then as Mount Edgcumbe House) on Bowra's map as early as 1738!
Our Georgian Gem is certain to inspire your inner historian as you discover our 6th century sandstone cave, and absorb the scenic views of our historic town from our flourishing leafy garden during the sunny months.When the weather is chilly we invite guests to sink into our plush sofas in front of our roaring open log fire.
Our Georgian Gem is certain to inspire your inner historian as you discover our 6th century sandstone cave, and absorb the scenic views of our historic town from our flourishing leafy garden during the sunny months.When the weather is chilly we invite guests to sink into our plush sofas in front of our roaring open log fire.
Please read our kitchen opening times and check if you are booking a table in the marquee or the inside restaurant before making a reservation. For bookings in the clear marquee, we will have the sides of the marquee down (except on those warm days!). Due to the wiring of the heaters and the layouts of the tables they will not be able to be moved.
We always want to hear from our customers and are happy to answer any questions you may have. Please note that for larger booking enquiries (tables of 8+) we kindly request that you email; we will not be able to check availability or take event bookings over the phone, this includes any requests for the private dining space, many thanks for your co-operation.
Reviews (14)
Camilla Williams
Dec 17, 2021
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Michelle Hart
Dec 07, 2021
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John Flanagan
Dec 04, 2021
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Carm
Oct 27, 2021
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Charles Gurden
Oct 23, 2021
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James Johnson
Oct 16, 2021
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Nicky Eff
Sep 27, 2021
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Sunday lunch at the Mount Edgcumbe. The staff were lovely and friendly. They were accommodating towards my 2 yr old by serving her food up within 5 minutes of ordering.
Loved the restaurant and bar decor, felt very cozy and clean.
We had the roast chicken, roast lamb and roast beef. All well seasoned and tasty. Chicken was the best IMO.
I deducted a star as the roast potatoes were a bit too hard on the outside and the cauliflower cheese was an extra £3.95. Random one: the plates are super shallow so the gravy ran over the sides!
Loved the restaurant and bar decor, felt very cozy and clean.
We had the roast chicken, roast lamb and roast beef. All well seasoned and tasty. Chicken was the best IMO.
I deducted a star as the roast potatoes were a bit too hard on the outside and the cauliflower cheese was an extra £3.95. Random one: the plates are super shallow so the gravy ran over the sides!
Angela Gage
Sep 25, 2021
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Simon B.
Jun 24, 2019
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Emma C.
Jun 11, 2015
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I thought this pub was lovely, if I lived in Tunbridge Wells, it would be a place I take guests to, it's very English and in a wonderful location. It seems a bit unfair to write a review about one experience so I will go again to confirm but this review is based on one experience only. I went for Sunday lunch a couple of weeks ago with my Dad. Service was friendly and good, atmosphere and location are great. Dad had roast Beef which was good, a bit overcooked, but nice. I had roast chicken which was extra disappointing since it was some (baked) chicken breasts rather than roast chicken
Charlotte O.
Jun 13, 2011
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I love this pub and it's so versatile. A venue of choice for me for a quick drink, lunch, dinner or pub crawling.
At the top of town and surrounded by the picturesque 250 acres that is the Tunbridge Wells Common, you could be forgiven for missing it entirely. The building, like so many in the area, is a beautiful period building dating back to the 18th Century, but quite uniquely Mount Edgcumbe boasts its very own 4th Century Cave as part of the interior (yes 4th!), which I have enjoyed many a candle lit drink in.
Gorgeous garden, gorgeous food and one Sunday a month they now host a live
At the top of town and surrounded by the picturesque 250 acres that is the Tunbridge Wells Common, you could be forgiven for missing it entirely. The building, like so many in the area, is a beautiful period building dating back to the 18th Century, but quite uniquely Mount Edgcumbe boasts its very own 4th Century Cave as part of the interior (yes 4th!), which I have enjoyed many a candle lit drink in.
Gorgeous garden, gorgeous food and one Sunday a month they now host a live
Qype User Legran
Jul 13, 2010
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Doubles as a brasserie and pub. Great location down its own winding drive off Mount Ephraim, or you can stroll up from town via the common and through the big pub garden, which is a great place to chill out on warm summer nights. Haven't been for brasserie purposes, but it's a great place for a couple of Sunday night pints. The Harveys is good, and they do a delicious still cider - best drunk in halves as it's quite potent. And it's organic (if that's your thing). Extra plus points to note: it's built into rocks and has a grotto, and you're quite likely to get
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Dec 30, 2009
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Jan 22, 2009
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