Boxing Day Dinner Hampshire
Indulge in a sumptuous Boxing Day Roast
Our restaurant in Hampshire is open on Boxing Day to serve a delicious roast for you and your family
Relax & unwind after Christmas with a delicious Roast dinner in the Glasshouse Restaurant. The tradition of the Sunday Roast is thought to have originated back in 15th century during the reign of King Henry VII. It is believed that the King's guards would enjoy a roast dinner every Sunday after church, which is where the term 'Beefeaters' came from! So what better way is there to celebrate Christmas than by following this 500 year old tradition?
Our Boxing Day Lunch and Boxing Day Dinner is the perfect excuse to get together. Whether you're continuing your Christmas celebrations for a few more days or looking to slow down the festivities with a relaxing meal, the Glasshouse Restaurant is the perfect setting for all. Our menus will include the roast dinner classics (not forgetting Yorkshire puddings, gravy and crispy roast potatoes!), but also a few other dishes if you fancy something different. Our kitchen team strive to create dishes which are flexible to those with dietary preferences, allergies and intolerances, so we can prepare gluten free, vegan & vegetarian roast dinners.
And why not enjoy a peaceful post roast walk in our grounds. Take to the countryside with your family, friends, little ones and even your canine companions for a beautiful & refreshing walk amongst Oakley Hall's gardens & woodlands.
Served from 12pm - 9pm
Frequently Asked Questions
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What is a traditional Boxing Day meal?
A traditional British Boxing Day meal varies from family to family. Some may choose to eat the remaining food from Christmas Day whilst others may have a roast dinner. At Oakley Hall, we appreciate the varying traditions between households - which is why our Boxing Day menu will include a range of dishes such as the traditional roast and lighter bites for those who want something different.
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What are the traditions of Boxing Day?
Traditions of Boxing Day are entirely dependant on the household. Some may continue the dining & drinking from Christmas Day, whilst others may use the day to relax & unwind. Examples of British Boxing Day traditions include: watching Christmas films, going for a Boxing Day walk, eating leftover Christmas Day food or going out for a Boxing Day lunch.
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What time do most people eat on Boxing Day?
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Is there parking available?
There is plenty of complimentary onsite parking at Oakley Hall Hotel. We have multiple spaces for disabled access vehicles and 8 electric plug points for electric cars.
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Are dogs welcome?
Absolutely! Dogs are more than welcome to join you for your Boxing Day Lunch or Boxing Day Dinner. We have a dog-friendly designated area in the Glasshouse Restaurant and you can even order a treat for your pup from our Canine Menu! All we ask is for you to mention that you will be bringing a dog at the time of booking.