Retail therapy and leisurely lunches
Please note that our Restaurant, Cafe and Shops are currently closed due to the current public health situation. Please do see our Coronavirus update page for further information.
Our shops offer a tempting selection of unusual and exclusive gifts as well as award winning foods, many of which have been inspired by the beauty of Burghley House, its collection and gardens.
- Our shops and restaurant can be accessed free of charge throughout the year without having to visit the House and gardens.
- Plentiful free parking is at hand.
- The restaurant and café offer a full range of meals and snacks, from a cup of coffee and homemade cake to a full lunch.
The Orangery
A bright and relaxing restaurant, the Orangery Restaurant has a full range of menu options using locally sourced fresh ingredients. Call 01780 761989 for any enquiries or click here to view our opening times.
The Garden Cafe
A quick cup of coffee and snack in the sunshine, or a warming bowl of soup in the winter, the Garden Cafe offers an alternative from the more formal Orangery Restaurant.
The Courtyard Shop
Shopping in a relaxed environment. The Courtyard Shop, situated within Chestnut Courtyard, offers an extensive range of fine foods and chocolate, lifestyle goods and accessories as well as jewellery and toiletries.
There is always something for everyone with some of the gifts inspired by Burghley. We also offer an extensive range of books which include titles on the Cecil family and Burghley House as well as postcards, stationery, clothes and toys.
You are welcome to come and shop without purchasing a house ticket and parking is free, so why not come up to Burghley to shop for gifts in a relaxed environment without the bustle of town!
The Garden Shop
Plants, gardening and souvenirs. The Garden Shop, located at the entrance of the Garden of Surprises, stocks a superb range of high quality plant, pretty garden related accessories and books as well as a wide range of souvenirs and gifts, designed to appeal to our younger visitors with games, toys and books as well as many smaller ‘pocket money’ items.
You are welcome to visit the Garden Shop before entering the Gardens. Admission to the shop is free.
