

Paris House is an award winning, Michelin recommended restaurant set in 22 acres of deer park on the Woburn Estate in Bedfordshire. Modern British tasting menus from Phil Fanning take guests on a memorable culinary journey. It is the perfect setting to enjoy exciting food, fabulous wines and Great British Hospitality. We have tailored menus for certain allergies and intolerances; namely pescatarian, carnitarian, vegetarian, vegan, dairy free, gluten free, nut free. If your specific needs are not covered by these, or is any combination of these, please call us on 01525 290692 to discuss before booking.
Elegant, modern dining room in Victorian Tudor-style house for high-end, classic British cuisine.
Address and Contact Information
Address: Woburn Park, Woburn MK17 9QP, United Kingdom
Phone: +44 1525 290692
Website: https://www.parishouse.co.uk/
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Reservations: parishouse.co.ukopentable.co.uk
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In addition to the food, Paris House is very uniquely situated in a deer park, which adds to the ambience. It was wonderful to come up the entrance drive and see the deer in the park.
I would highly recommend the restaurant, it’s perfect for a special occasion!
Definitely need to try tea time experience as well.
Drinks on the terrace outside in the gorgeous settings of the park, then inside for 6 course taster (+ cheese) and wine pairing.
Some of the best food weve ever eaten. Wonderful staff, excellent wine pairing. Lovely atmosphere and ambience. Will be raving about this place for a long time to come!
The sea bream ceviche was fresh and vibrant, though the white tomato element was quite strong on garlic, which slightly overpowered the delicacy of the fish. Similarly, with the asparagus dish, the wild garlic flowers were very intense — I could still taste them on the way home!
The monkfish and sweet potato dish had great warmth and comfort, but the curry notes were a bit too dominant, making the monkfish hard to detect. On the land dish, the miso element was a bit heavy-handed, though the braised lamb itself was incredibly tender and flavorful — definitely a standout.
The cheese course was served at a perfect temperature — a small detail that made a big difference. I also enjoyed the beetroot dish — nicely balanced and thoughtfully composed.
Unfortunately, the macaron dish didn’t quite land for me — the macaron was not baked right . although the strawberry flavour itself was pleasant. Overall, I found the progression of dishes a bit confusing, as the meal moved between Japanese, Indian, and South American influences without a clear narrative or cohesion in style.