Sunday Lunch at Henry Tudor House 1429

A new place to try Sunday lunch in this newly refurbished historical inn.
The building is adorned with motifs that allude to its rich history, including a Boar’s Head, symbolizing Richard III’s household.
The private dining room remains a central feature of the building and now bears the name “Earl’s Quarters.” This naming pays tribute to Henry Tudor, who once graced these very chambers on his way to the pivotal Battle of Bosworth, where he ascended to the throne as King Henry VII in 1486. The space preserves the memory of the final place he stayed in before battling towards full royalty.