Farmhouse Evenings

EVERY Tuesday and Thursday throughout Summer, delicious sharing platters, served in our 17th-century barnIn our 2026 summer season, the Old Barn will be open late on Tuesday and Thursday evenings serving our famous sharing platters.Your platter booking also grants entry to the Main Field (2 people per platter) no need to book entrance tickets separately! Enjoy the beauty of an evening walk in the lavender before or after your meal.Farmhouse Platter, a selection of cold meats, served with a pork pie, cheese, condiments, and a selection of bread rolls
Cheese Platter (V),a selection of cheeses, served with antipasti vegetables, berries, condiments and crackers
One platter is intended to be shared between two people.Timeslots
Platters are served between 69pm. After choosing your platters and the date of your visit, you can choose to arrive at the Old Barn for your meal at one of three timeslots: 67pm, 78pm, or 89pm.
Last entry to the Main Field is at 8:00pm on Tuesday and Thursday evenings. You are welcome to visit the field before or after your meal (or both!) the timeslot you choose is only for when you wish to be served in the Old Barn.Dietary Requirements (please read before booking)
You can make a note of your partys dietary requirements at the end of the booking journey. Please note the following allergen information for the platters:
Farmhouse Platter allergens: wheat, milk, egg, nuts, mustard, sesame seeds, soya, sulphur dioxide.Cheese Platter allergens: wheat, milk, nuts, mustard, sesame seeds, sulphur dioxide.
Please note, although we put in place measures to limit cross-contamination in our kitchen, we cannot guarantee that allergens will not transfer between our meals. For this reason, we unfortunately cannot serve platters to avoid the allergens noted above (e.g., gluten-free, nut-free). The farmhouse platter cannot be made with halal meat. Please contact us BEFORE booking about any concerns relating to allergens and cross-contamination (email: hitchinlavender@gmail.com; tel: +44 (0)1462 434343).