Photo of Gravetye Manor, a restaurant near West Hoathly in the High Weald, West Sussex, south east England.

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Gravetye Manor

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An Elizabethan manor in the Sussex Weald, Gravetye is famous for the gardens William Robinson made here, and they still feed the kitchen: the Michelin-starred restaurant works homegrown produce into a calm, country-house dining room. Grounds and cooking are treated as one. The High Weald Landscape Trail runs right past the gate, and Weir Wood Reservoir lies just to the east, so a meal folds neatly into a walk through the wooded Weald.

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