Late Lunches in Quex Gardens

This summer, join the Powell Cotton Museum for a series of elegant Sunday lunches set within the historic surroundings of Quex Gardens

2pm - 4pm

Created in partnership with Angela’s of Margate, these intimate gatherings celebrate the very best of the season, with produce grown just steps away in the gardens themselves.

Perfect for groups of friends, family celebrations or long-overdue get-togethers, Late Lunches in Quex Garden are designed to be shared. Gather your favourite people and enjoy a relaxed summer afternoon of exceptional food, conversation and beautiful surroundings in one of Kent’s most unique hidden spaces.

Rooted in the historic Victorian walled garden at Quex – once the productive kitchen garden for Quex House, supplying fruit, vegetables and cut flowers to the estate – each lunch takes place within a landscape shaped by generations of cultivation and care. The garden’s walls, glasshouses and planting structure all still reflecting its working heritage, lending a quiet depth and continuity to the experience today.

What’s included
Before lunch, guests will be invited take a stroll around the walled garden and glasshouses where Head Gardener Sue Harris and Chef Rob Cooper will be on hand to answer your questions. This is a chance to see what is currently being harvested, and understand how the menu has been shaped in direct response to the growing season. The selection of produce is a collaboration between Sue and Rob, led by what is at its peak in the garden on the day.

Expect a relaxed, immersive experience that connects the garden to the table and brings the story of the garden into the heart of the meal.

To complement your meal, an optional curated wine flight is available.

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